Edge AI on Embedded Devices Running Machine Learning on Microcontrollers and Low-Power Hardware

Byte Weaver

ISBN 13: 9798241712158

Published by Independently Published, 2025

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Edge AI on Embedded Devices Running Machine Learning on Microcontrollers and Low-Power Hardware
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798241712158
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: New
• Dimensions: 16.99W x 2.69H x 24.41D centimeters 16.99 centimeters width by 2.69 centimeters height by 24.41 centimeters depth
• Weight: 744 grams

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Synopsis

What if your AI model has to run on a device with less RAM than a single smartphone photo? Edge AI on Embedded Devices answers that question with engineering discipline, not theory.
Why this matters now: Billions of microcontrollers power our world—pacemakers, industrial sensors, smart infrastructure. Cloud AI can't reach them. This book shows how to build machine learning systems that thrive under constraints where standard ML practices break down.
What makes this different:

• Concrete trade-offs between accuracy, latency, memory, and power consumption on real hardware
• Model optimization techniques that preserve performance when kilobytes matter
• Deployment pipelines designed for resource-limited targets, not GPU clusters
• Security and maintenance strategies for devices in the field for decades
• Hardware selection frameworks that match model complexity to silicon capabilities

Systems-level thinking: Connects model architecture to power management, real-time OS behavior, and long-term reliability. No abstraction comes without cost analysis.
For practitioners: Written for engineers building production systems, not running benchmarks. Embedded developers learn ML constraints. ML engineers learn embedded realities. Both learn to design AI that survives deployment.
Build AI that runs where cloud computing ends. Start designing systems engineered for silicon, not slides.