Qualcomm just released a $500 kit to help individual inventors or multi-national companies build better robots with 5G and AI
Qualcomm released a new, $500 platform with artificial intelligence and 5G capabilities.
The new kit comes at a key time for automation, as company rethink supply chains and personnel during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Qualcomm's previous robotic chips are being used in NASA's Mars 2020 mission to take a rover to the red planet next month. On the other end of the spectrum, a simpler robot chip set and developer kit released last year is used in $200 autonomous vacuums. Entrepreneurs might build a prototype of a new delivery system using all parts of the developer kit to quickly take a product to market. A big company might just use the platform to give robotic arms on an assembly line a 5G connection. Qualcomm says its Robotics RB5 chip set brings together 5G and AI for developers and manufacturers to create robots.
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