AMD Adaptive SoCs
The AMD SoC portfolio integrates the software programmability of a processor with the hardware programmability of an FPGA.
Scalable, accelerated sensing and control supporting evolving algorithms and materials
Additive manufacturing is a method to produce workpieces from many materials with physical characteristics that match the applications requirements. Laser controlled sintering of metal powder or from wire feeders are good for durable and precise elements that can be used as spare parts in existing machines or in prototypes. Shapes like caves and chains can be built in one production step and find their applications in medical, aviation, automobiles and many more.
Precise control is an AMD focus. Controlling lasers with hardware acceleration enables control that meets the parameters for the filament or metal powder. Extremely good resolutions become possible. Machine vision with AI can be used to identify defects at the earliest possible stage.
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Many industrial and healthcare embedded products require the full AMD embedded solution stack, which includes optimized AMD components and ecosystem solutions. With AMD-based systems, there's no need to start from scratch. Save time, reduce costs, and enhance design reuse by utilizing the AMD embedded solution stack.
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