Mouser has released a new eBook that explores AI-enabled embedded design using the popular Arduino UNO Q board. It addresses the growing need for on-device AI inference, computer vision, advanced connectivity, and real-time data processing, and examines how engineers can balance the simplicity of microcontroller-based development with the capabilities of Linux edge platforms.
What edge-AI tasks would you prioritize on an MCU-class board like the UNO Q—vision, anomaly detection, voice, or something else?
As embedded systems increasingly require AI inference, computer vision, advanced connectivity, and real-time data processing, engineering teams are often forced to choose between the simplicity of microcontroller development and the complexity of Linux-based edge computing platforms.