Hailo Ai
Hailo offers breakthrough AI processors uniquely designed to enable high-performance deep learning applications on edge devices. Their processors are geared towards the new era of generative AI on the edge, in parallel to enabling perception and video enhancement through a wide range of AI accelerators and vision processors. Hailo aims to make high-performance AI widely available and affordable, helping make people’s lives safer, more convenient, and more productive, without compromising their privacy and security.
Breakthrough AI processors for high-performance deep learning on edge devices.
- Automotive (ADAS & AD, Generative AI for smart cockpit/IVI)
- Security (Intelligent Transportation, Perimeter Protection, Access Control)
- Industrial Automation (Automatic Optical Inspection, Anomaly Detection, Sorting, OCR, Pick & Place)
- Retail (Smart Retail, Point of Sale, Supply Chain Management)
- Personal Compute (Generative AI)
- Users can explore Hailo's range of AI accelerators
- AI vision processors
- and software solutions for various applications. They can connect with Hailo's expert team through the product inquiry form on the website to get tailored AI solutions
- insights
- and guidance for their specific needs.
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