Adaptive Deep Learning Hardware for Embedded Platforms (EP/V034111/1)
About this project
This project is supported by EPSRC (EP/V034111/1), and we are investigating different hardware architectures for accelerating various deep learning (DL) algorithms using adaptive hardware acceleration platforms. This project proposes to design a new flexible hardware architecture to enable adaptive support for a variety of DL algorithms on embedded devices. To produce lower cost, lower power and higher processing efficiency DL-inference hardware that can be dynamically configured for dedicated application specifications and operating environments, this will require radical innovation in the optimisation of network architecture, software and hardware of current DL techniques.
- We are participating Xilinx adaptive computing challenge 2020:, and we have won a Zynq® UltraScale+™ MPSoC ZCU104 Evaluation Kit
- Project details can be found from here at hackster.io
News
- 08/2022: Our submission “FPGA-based Dynamic Deep Learning Acceleration for Real-time Video Analytics” has been accepted in ARCS 2022.
- 07/2022: Our submission “Deep Learning on FPGAs with Multiple Service Levels for Edge Computing” has been accepted in ICAC 2022.
- 04/2022: Our submission All-in-one Self-adaptive Computing Platform for Smart City to Adaptive Computing Challenge 2021 with Xilinx, has been awarded for the best project for Xilinx University Program (XUP).
- 03/2022: Our paper “ACCURATE: Accuracy Maximization for Real-Time Multi-core systems with Energy Efficient Way-sharing Caches” has been accepted in IEEE TCAD.
- 12/2021: Our paper “FPGA based Adaptive Hardware Acceleration for Multiple Deep Learning Tasks” has been published in the 2021 IEEE 14th International Symposium on Embedded Multicore/Many-core Systems-on-Chip (MCSoC)
- 09/2021: we are participating Adaptive Computing Challenge 2021 with Xilinx
- 09/2021: Our paper “FPGA based Adaptive Hardware Acceleration for Multiple Deep Learning Tasks” has been accepted as a REGULAR paper for presentation at the 14th IEEE MCSoC 2021 and publication in IEEE CPS proceedings
- 08/2021: we are participating LOW-POWER COMPUTER VISION CHALLENGE 2021 (FPGA Detection Track)