Can smartwatches and glasses get smarter? Inside Qualcomm and MediaTek’s new wearable AI play
With all the talk of superchips driving AI inference in the data center and the likes of the Spark RTX architecture bringing Windows AI capabilities to unprecedented heights, it’s easy to overlook how much room there is for improvement in some of the most challenging device classes when it comes to power management: IoT and wearables.
For products like environmental sensors that may have to relay information from remote areas, a battery life measured in years can be essential since. On the other hand, small wearables such as rings, watches, and pendants require smaller batteries while their biomarker monitoring functions
Two of the largest SoC vendors, however, have taken aim at one of these markets with major upgrades to their product lines aimed at them.
Genio gears up for physical AI
Mediatek has long targeted the IoT market, which includes a mélange of applications such as digital signage, smart city...
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