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Microsoft Build 22: A new Windows Developer Kit powered by the Snapdragon Compute Platform
Today at Microsoft Build 2022, Qualcomm Technologies is announcing that we are opening up our industry-leading Qualcomm AI Engine for Windows developers with the Qualcomm Neural Processing SDK for...
https://developer.qualcomm.com/blog/microsoft-build-22-new-windows-developer-kit-powered-snapdragon-compute-platformComparing Linux and Android for Today’s Embedded Device Development
There’s never a dull moment in the life of an embedded developer. They develop for different types of platforms with all sorts of software stacks, often on different OSs with vastly different...
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Developing The Place to Play all your Games: The Snapdragon G3x Gen 1 Gaming Platform
Even though mobile gaming represents the biggest and fastest growing gaming segment, today’s gamers are passionate about games regardless of the platform. And they’re demanding! They’re often on the...
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Snapdragon Developer Kit now available for testing Windows apps on ARM
What advantage do you have that developers at Adobe, Cisco, Citrix, Microsoft, and Sophos didn’t have when they were porting their apps to native Arm on Windows?
The Snapdragon® Developer Kit for...
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Windows on Snapdragon Developer Highlights
Do you have a product that delivers the optimal user experience to your customers with Windows on Snapdragon laptops? Porting the app to run natively on ARM64 is a great initial step for optimization...
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5G, 8K video, up to 7 cameras and 15 TOPS of processing on a drone
How many times have you said, “If I had a drone with 5G, seven-camera concurrency, 8K video and 15 TOPS of processing, I could . . .”
Whatever you’ve told yourself you could do with features like...
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Running Upstream Linux on the Qualcomm Robotics RB5 Platform
If you’ve been working with the Qualcomm® Robotics RB5 Platform and looking for more options for software images, your ship has come in. Linaro has upstreamed initial support for the platform to the...
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New projects for video capture/playback and AI on QCS610
Start and stop video recording through an Azure IoT hub.
Send the status of your camera recordings to the AWS IoT console.
Use GStreamer plug-ins to record [email protected], [email protected] and 1080p video...
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Putting Camera and AI at the Network Edge
If you're designing a consumer device like a home security system or an industrial device like a dash camera, you don't want to reinvent the wheel any more than you have to. Expensive, vertical...
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Deploying robotics applications — Using a Docker container for cross-compilation
How are you trying to innovate with the Qualcomm® Robotics RB3 Development Kit? Create a fleet of robots? Deploy applications to multiple robots in the fleet? Keep track of application versions?
The...
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