BED: A Real-Time Object Detection System for Edge Devices
Abstract
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Deploying deep neural networks (DNNs) on edge devices provides efficient and effective solutions for the real-world tasks. Edge devices have been used for collecting a large volume of data efficiently in different domains. DNNs have been an effective tool for data processing and analysis. However, designing DNNs on edge devices is challenging due to the limited computational resources and memory. To tackle this challenge, we demonstrate oBject detection system for Edge Devices (BED) on the MAX78000 DNN accelerator. It integrates on-device DNN inference with a camera and an LCD display for image acquisition and detection exhibition, respectively. BED is a concise, effective and detailed solution, including model training, quantization, synthesis and deployment. The entire repository is open-sourced on Github1, including a Graphical User Interface (GUI) for on-chip debugging. Experiment results indicate that BED can produce accurate detection with a 300-KB tiny DNN model, which takes only 91.9 ms of inference time and 1.845 mJ of energy. The real-time detection is available at YouTube.
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Deploying deep neural networks (DNNs) on edge devices provides efficient and effective solutions for the real-world tasks.
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Tasks
Computer science, Debugging, Edge device, Enhanced Data Rates for GSM Evolution, Object detection, Edge computing, Deep neural networks, Inference
Methods
Quantization (signal processing)
Domains
Artificial intelligence, Computer vision, Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
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