Lattice Semiconductor, a recognized leader in low-power programmable solutions, has introduced the latest version of its sensAI solution suite, significantly expanding its edge AI capabilities for a wide range of applications. With this release, Lattice strengthens its commitment to delivering high-performance, energy-efficient AI at the edge by adding new purpose-built models, enhancing development tools, and improving deployment flexibility.
As edge computing continues to gain momentum, organizations are increasingly looking for AI solutions that can operate closer to the source of data while consuming minimal power. In response to this growing demand, the updated sensAI suite enables developers to integrate AI faster and more efficiently into industrial, automotive, and consumer systems. By supporting a broader set of AI models and offering improved compatibility, sensAI helps designers achieve better performance without compromising on power efficiency.
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“Edge computing and artificial intelligence are transforming how systems operate, and this is increasing the demand for solutions that offer low power consumption and high performance,” said Raemin Wang, vice president of industry marketing at Lattice Semiconductor. “With the latest version of our sensAI suite of solutions, we are providing system designers with a robust set of new capabilities that will help them create smarter, faster, and more efficient solutions for applications ranging from industrial automation and infotainment to vehicle safety, prosumer devices, and much more.”
Furthermore, collaboration remains a core pillar of Lattice’s edge AI strategy. The company continues to work closely with global industrial leaders to accelerate innovation and ensure real-world scalability. Highlighting this approach, Mitsubishi Electric emphasized the value of its partnership with Lattice in advancing next-generation automation technologies.
“Our collaboration with Lattice Semiconductor enables Mitsubishi Electric and Lattice to jointly develop cutting-edge AI for industrial equipment, combining FPGA-based edge AI acceleration with industry expertise to create scalable and secure solutions for next-generation automation,” said Naoki Nakamura, general manager of the Numerical Control Systems Department at Mitsubishi Electric.
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At the center of this announcement is sensAI version 8.0, which enables intelligent detection at the far edge using customizable, low-power AI solutions. Notably, the latest release expands support for specially designed AI models, including an enhanced library of pre-trained human-machine interface (HMI) models. In addition, new models for multi-object detection and defect detection allow developers to address more complex industrial and vision-based use cases.
Meanwhile, Lattice has updated the sensAI accelerator engine with improved build tools, allowing faster optimization and deployment. Advanced topology support further increases compatibility with modern AI models, making it easier for teams to adapt sensAI to evolving workloads. To improve usability, the company has also introduced a more complete toolset, an enhanced user interface, and seamless Python API integration.
Finally, sensAI 8.0 brings greater flexibility and automation to edge AI development. Simplified RISC-V base code enables deeper customization, while YAML-based automation accelerates rapid prototyping and system validation. Together, these enhancements position sensAI as a powerful and developer-friendly platform for delivering efficient, scalable edge AI across industries.
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