May 22, Beijing — At the VisionChina (Beijing) 2024 Machine Vision to Assist Intelligent Manufacturing Innovation Development Conference, APQ's Deputy General Manager, Javis Xu, delivered a presentation titled "Vision Computing Hardware Platform Based on Next-Generation Intel and Nvidia Technologies."

In his presentation, Mr. Xu deeply analyzed the limitations of traditional machine vision hardware solutions and outlined APQ's vision computing hardware platform based on next-generation Intel and Nvidia technologies. This platform provides an integrated solution for industrial edge intelligent computing, addressing the shortcomings of traditional solutions in terms of cost, size, power consumption, and business aspects.

Mr. Xu focused on introducing APQ's new AI edge computing model—the E-Smart IPC flagship AK series. The AK series is notable for its flexibility, cost-effectiveness, and wide application in the fields of machine vision and robotics. Mr. Xu emphasized that the AK series not only offers high-performance visual processing capabilities but also significantly enhances system reliability and ease of maintenance through its soft magazine fail-safe autonomous system.

Reportedly, this conference was hosted by the China Machine Vision Union (CMVU), with core topics including "AI Large Models, 3D Vision Technology, and Industrial Robot Innovation," deeply exploring cutting-edge topics like AI large models, 3D vision technology, and industrial robot innovation, bringing a visual technology feast to the industry.