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AMD Embedded Computing Summit 2026
YantraVision at AMD ECS 2026

AMD Embedded Computing Summit (ECS) 2026

Bengaluru, India  ·  August 20, 2026

Two demos. Live on the show floor.

Demo 1
Efficient Image Processing Pipeline on AMD Ryzen AI NPU diagram
Efficient Image Processing Pipeline on AMD Ryzen AI NPU
A split-view pipeline — normalization, transpose, zero padding, and negative conversion — running entirely on the NPU's AI Engine cores via the IRON API and MLIR-based AI Engine Toolchain. Side-by-side metrics compared NPU execution against a standard x86 implementation on the same hardware.
Demo 2
NPU-Enabled Acceleration for Wireless PHY and Digital Front-End diagram
NPU-Enabled Acceleration for Wireless PHY & Digital Front-End
Offloading modulation/demodulation, channel estimation, equalization, and beamforming onto the AMD Ryzen AI NPU, built on AMD FPGA Playground SDRs — targeting the throughput, latency, and power demands of 5G Advanced and emerging 6G workloads.

A day of conversations.

YantraVision joined AMD's Embedded Computing Summit (ECS) 2026 — AMD's premier in-person technical event for engineers building next-generation embedded systems — as an AMD Embedded Elite Partner, bringing two live demos of the AMD Ryzen AI NPU in action.

Alongside the demos, we spent the day talking through our engineering capabilities across embedded systems, FPGA and SoC, edge AI, ML compilers, silicon validation, and machine vision with the engineers and teams who stopped by.

YantraVision team talking with visiting engineers at the ECS 2026 booth
YantraVision and AMD discussing the demos on the show floor at ECS 2026
The YantraVision team with AMD at the ECS 2026 Bengaluru booth

Good company on the show floor.

The YantraVision team with the AMD team at our booth, showing the AMD Ryzen™ AI Max+ 395 demos running live.

Let's talk about your project.

Whether you're building real-time vision pipelines, exploring NPU-accelerated wireless signal processing, or something else entirely on FPGA, GPU, or NPU — our engineers are ready to talk through what's possible for your project.

We enjoyed the conversations at ECS 2026 — if we met at the show, we'd love to continue where we left off.

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