Optimise, test, and secure models on real Edge AI hardware.
- Tested on real physical hardwareModels are tested on read hardware in our lab.
- Optimised AI modelsQuantised, pruned and checked on each platform.
- Secured model inside the chipEncrypted at rest, decrypted using the chip’s TEE.
- Attest your deployed modelSign your models through an HSM or KMS.
01Test
Run your model on real hardware.
- The real numbers come from the real boardGet real throughput metrics from real hardware runs.
- Already deployed? Keep testing on itEmbed our testing suite as a CI step, and run tests on the same silicon you ship.
- Exploring a new platform?We run your model at several levels of optimisation, and measure latency, memory & accuracy directly on the board.
02Optimise
Optimised only as far as it needs.
- Only when it needs itWe will optimise your model, if needed, depdending on hardware constraints or throughput limitations.
- Quantised, pruned and compiled for the chipWith the platform’s own toolchain, for that exact silicon.
- Accuracy measured at every stepSo you choose the trade-off from real numbers.
03Secure
Protect your IP.
- Encrypted at restThe model is never stored in the clear on the device.
- Decrypted only inside the chip’s TEEWith per-device keys tied to the silicon.
- Unreadable, even with rootPull the disk, root the OS, all you get is ciphertext.
04Attest
Signed at every step.
- Original and optimised models are cross-signedWhere a model came from is always provable.
- The device verifies before it runsOnly a model you signed is ever loaded.
- Built on Sigstore CosignA Linux Foundation project - the keys stay on a KMS or a hardware token.
Tested on real hardware.
We’re building a public index of edge AI platforms: memory, compute, availability, toolchain, and how real models actually run on each, measured on the board.
Available soon!
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Genio series
i.MX 8
AM69, AM68A & AM67A
RK3588
QCS6490
- TensorRTNVIDIA
- NeuroPilotMediaTek
- eIQNXP
- TIDLTI
- ONNXInterchange
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