Demonstrating Intelligent Vehicle Sensors

July 27, 2022
Edorado Gallizio shows off smart automotive sensors from STMicroelectronics that use the company's Machine Learning Core software.

This video is part of our Sensors Converge 2022 show coverage. 

In this video, STMicroelectronics' Edorado Gallizio talks about intelligent automotive sensors. STMicro's sensors can take advantage of the company's Machine Learning Core (MLC) software to analyze sensor information in real-time (Fig. 1)

MLC allows a programmer to handle "accelerometer, gyroscope, and external sensor data (readable through the I²C master interface) to compute a set of statistical parameters selectable by the user (such as mean, variance, energy, peak, zero-crossing, and so on) in a defined time window (Fig. 2) ."

MLC can be used with automotive-grade sensors from STMicro like the LSM6DSOX and LSM6DSRX iNEMO Inertial Modules. 

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