Acceleration Robotics is a firm focused on designing customized hardware, or “hardware brains”, that speed up a robot's operation. Shortly, we help make robots in industry move faster. In particular, the company creates custom compute architectures for high performance robots through hardware acceleration solutions (CPU, FPGAs, GPUs and combinations).
RPUs are robot brains, processing units for robots that map efficiently robot behaviors (programmed as ROS computational graphs) to underlying compute resources. They empower robots with the ability to react faster, consume less power, and deliver additional real-time capabilities.
ROS 2 API-compatible hardware acceleration tools and robot Intellectual Property (IP) cores (IP cores). Increase your robot's performance, including latency, throughput and power efficiency.
Hardware acceleration will revolutionize robotics, enabling faster robots. However, the diversity of acceleration options makes it difficult for roboticists to easily deploy accelerated systems without expertise in each specific hardware platform.
Our robot hardware acceleration services will help you bring up the full potential of your robots by consulting or designing hardware for you.
Unleashing Unprecedented Speed in Robotics, Acceleration Robotics' ROBOTCORE® ROS 2 and RTPS Pave the Way Towards Robot-specific Chips Setting New Benchmarks in Performance, Energy-efficiency and Reliability for ROS 2 Networking.
Read press releaseROBOTCORE® UDP/IP is a Trailblazing FPGA Robot IP Core Resolving Networking Indeterminism in Robotics. With the ability to send or receive small packages in 700 nanoseconds, it outpaces traditional CPU-based solutions dramatically.
Read press releaseROBOTCORE® is a processing unit for the robotics architect that maps robotics computations efficiently to its CPUs, GPU and FPGA to obtain faster robots and with additional real-time capabilities.
Read press releaseAcceleration Robotics, who is one of the groups in the robotics landscape leading the use of hardware acceleration, will collaborate with AMD to develop new compute architectures that empower faster robotic capabilities using AMD?s Adaptive SoCs and SOMs. In particular, both companies will collaborate around the use of FPGA SoCs.
Read press releaseImproving robot computational graphs to run faster, consuming less power and in real-time.
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