This BrainFrame demo is shared by eTopus, a chipset company in Silicon Valley.
Chapter 1: 00:00 - 00:05 | This BrainFrame demo is shared by eTopus, a chipset company in Silicon Valley.
Chapter 2: 00:05 - 00:10 | You can see that the YOLOv10 model is loaded into BrainFrame.
Chapter 3: 00:10 - 00:23 | The YOLO model is trained to detect the chipset position in the socket during the chipset testing process. The pure green bounding box shows that a wrong chipset position is detected when the chip is not in the socket.
Chapter 4: 00:23 - 00:30 | At the bottom right of the screen, the robot control software receives the detection results and prints 'wrong'.
Chapter 5: 00:30 - 00:34 | So the system moves the robot arm to reposition the chip.
Chapter 6: 00:34 - 00:42 | The detection bounding box turns yellow-green, indicating that the robot arm has moved the chip to the correct position.
Chapter 7: 00:42 - 00:49 | At the bottom right of the screen, the robot control software receives the detection results and prints 'correct'.
Chapter 8: 00:49 - 01:08 | Whether you need to build AI vision for a robot arm on a factory production line or for humanoid robots, connect thousands of cameras in a data center for enterprise business analytics, or set up an AI security patrol for your own home, BrainFrame handles it all smoothly, on-premises or in the cloud.
Demo video made with AI: https://github.com/aotuai/text-to-demo