Innatera showcases Pulsar chip at SEMICON India
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Innatera showcased its Pulsar chip at SEMICON India 2025, focusing on applications for smart smoke detection and human-machine interaction. The Pulsar chip offers ultra-low-power, real-time intelligence suitable for various environments.
Aaroh Labs partnered with Innatera to demonstrate advanced smoke detection technology capable of differentiating smoke types. This collaboration aims to improve awareness and life-saving responses during fire incidents in residential and commercial settings.
Additionally, CYRAN Artificial Intelligence (AI) Solutions presented precision gesture recognition solutions utilizing Innatera’s neuromorphic technology for intuitive Human-Machine Interface (HMI) applications. The combination of these technologies aims to enhance user experiences across wearables and industrial controls.
During the event, Innatera also participated in the India–Netherlands Roundtable, fostering discussions among industry and government leaders regarding semiconductor innovation and supply chain resilience.
Innatera's Pulsar chip utilizes Spiking Neural Networks (SNNs) to enable sensor-rich devices to process information locally without relying on cloud-based AI. This technology is positioned to address the increasing demand for efficient, on-device AI processing.
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