An Indian-origin engineer, Shreyas Sen, who is an associate professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Purdue University, is revolutionizing wearable technology by designing innovative, energy-efficient AI chips. These advanced chips are inspired by the human nervous system and aim to enable AI functionality without the need for internet access, addressing one of AI’s major challenges: its dependence on cloud computing and substantial power usage.
Currently, AI algorithms in devices such as smartphones and smartwatches are processed in data centers, necessitating continuous internet connectivity. Sen’s groundbreaking work focuses on integrating AI capabilities directly into wearable devices. His custom-designed chips emulate the way the human brain and nerves transmit information, paving the way for more efficient, independent AI technology in wearable gadgets.
Source: newindiaabroad.com
