Model-device gap
Training environments and edge inference frameworks differ, requiring conversion, quantization and result review.
For local inference, low-latency recognition, onsite device linkage and offline operation, the solution covers model conversion, inference acceleration, edge hardware selection, application software, interface linkage and maintenance support.
The solution is organized around business requirements, system modules, technical route and onsite delivery boundaries.
Training environments and edge inference frameworks differ, requiring conversion, quantization and result review.
Compute, memory, temperature, power and network conditions affect deployment.
RTSP, multi-camera and continuous inference require latency, frame-drop and resource control.
Sites need parameter settings, logs, health status, version upgrade and exception recovery.
Modules cover imaging, algorithms, software, interfaces, data and onsite maintenance so implementation scope can be defined clearly.
Select hardware by camera count, resolution, model size, power and installation space.
Support ONNX, RKNN, TensorRT deployment routes and inference-performance evaluation.
Access RTSP, USB, GigE or local camera streams and manage frame rate.
Output GPIO, serial, TCP, Modbus, PLC or HTTP results.
Provide configuration pages, live preview, alarm, logs and data query.
Manage model versions, configuration backup, exception recovery and onsite iteration.
The solution maps typical stations, equipment, production lines and business scenarios.
Local multi-stream video access, model inference and platform linkage.
Offline recognition, GPIO/serial output and lightweight deployment.
GPU inference, multi-model parallel processing and real-time video analytics.
Compact, low-power and embedded onsite equipment deployment.
Each solution is implemented in stages based on inspection objects, onsite environment, hardware constraints and acceptance criteria.
These questions focus on scenarios, technical routes and implementation boundaries.
Camera count, resolution, model complexity, latency, power, temperature and interface conditions should be considered.
Yes. Quantization, operator differences and inference-framework changes may affect results, so sample-set review is needed.
Yes. Local inference and event records can run onsite and synchronize results according to network conditions.
Please provide the industry scenario, inspection target, speed and accuracy requirements, onsite environment, interface systems and available image or video samples.