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Microsoft today announced Azure Percept, its new hardware and software platform for bringing more of its Azure AI services to the edge.
Percept combines Microsoft’s Azure cloud tools for managing devices and creating AI models with hardware from Microsoft’s device partners.
The general idea here is to make it far easier for all kinds of businesses to build and implement AI for things like object detection, anomaly detections, shelf analytics and keyword spotting at the edge by providing them with an end-to-end solution that takes them from building AI models to deploying them on compatible hardware.
To kickstart this, Microsoft also today launches a hardware development kit with an intelligent camera for vision use cases (dubbed Azure Percept Vision).The kit features hardware-enabled AI modules for running models at the edge, but it can also be connected to the cloud.
Users will also be able to trial their proofs-of-concept in the real world because the development kit conforms to the widely used 80
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