Nanoveu Limited (ASX: NVU) Unveils ECS-Dot Chipset for Fall Detection
Chipset Performance Highlights
Nanoveu Limited (ASX: NVU) has announced the successful results of its Embedded AI Systems (EMASS) ECS-Dot Chipset in fall detection evaluations. The ECS-Dot demonstrates energy consumption up to 90 times lower than traditional systems, consuming only 0.112mW compared to around 10mW for always-on solutions. It accurately executes fall detection AI in just 1 millisecond, highlighting its efficiency for real-world applications.
Market Demand and Applications
The global fall detection systems market is projected to reach approximately USD 748.40 million by 2030, driven by an increasing elderly population and advancements in wearable technology. The ECS-Dot Chipset enhances traditional systems by incorporating non-volatile MRAM technology, allowing it to power down between tasks while maintaining data integrity, thereby reducing energy usage.
Comments from the Executive
Prof. Mohamed M. Sabry Aly, Founder of EMASS, stated, “These breakthrough results showcase how the ECS-Dot Chip can deliver practical, energy-efficient solutions for various real-world challenges. These results move us closer to our goal of developing and commercialising highly efficient semiconductor solutions.”
Next Steps for EMASS
EMASS plans to conduct further assessments to validate the ECS-Dot Chipset’s performance in various applications, including smart cities. Additionally, the company intends to seek partnerships with device end-users to aid technology deployment.
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