Partner highlight: Vinamra Sharma; Danilo Pau; José Cano win Track Paper Award

Progress in the field of Human Activity Recognition (HAR) has taken a big leap forward thanks to the scientific paper ‘Efficient Tiny Machine Learning for Human Activity Recognition on Low-Power Edge Devices’, written by Vinamra Sharma, Danilo Pietro Pau and José Cano.

This work, part of the dAIEDGE project, has been awarded with a prestigious Track Paper Award, standing out as a reference in the field of Artificial Intelligence and machine learning on low-power edge devices.

The paper introduces methods that achieve remarkable advances in the optimisation of TinyML models. Some of the most outstanding results include:

  1. Reduction of the model footprint by an average of 4×.
  2. Nearly intact accuracy, with only 4% deviation.
  3. Unprecedented energy efficiency.

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