Industrial AI hardware platform for vision, robotics, and edge compute.

TUWA delivers AI camera modules, NPU compute boards, BSP firmware, and deployment tooling. From board bring-up to mass production, we help teams ship reliable AI hardware faster.

0.5 to 8 TOPS NPU options across product tiers
MIPI / USB / GigE Camera and sensor interface support
BSP + SDK Linux bring-up, drivers, and OTA tools
TUWA AI hardware lineup
NanoKVM ecosystem
Lichee compute boards
NPU SoC Camera + ISP BSP + SDK

AI hardware product family for edge inference

From sensor capture to model execution and remote maintenance, each block is built for production hardware programs.

Vision Modules

AI Vision Modules

Integrated camera + ISP + NPU modules for on-device detection, tracking, and event classification.

Tang FPGA

FPGA & Co-Processing

Programmable acceleration path for custom pre-processing, deterministic timing, and protocol bridging.

NanoKVM developer bundle

Remote Device Control

Out-of-band control, diagnostics, and fleet recovery for distributed AI hardware deployments.

Tools and accessories

Bring-up & Validation Kit

Carrier boards, debug tools, thermal accessories, and cables for fast lab-to-field validation.

MaixHub ecosystem

Model Toolchain & SDK

Quantization, model conversion, runtime SDK, and OTA workflow matched to edge AI hardware constraints.

AI hardware architecture and delivery process

Clear hardware layers plus a production workflow designed for sensor integration, firmware stability, and scalable rollout.

Reference AI Hardware Stack

Sensing LayerMIPI/USB/GigE cameras, ISP tuning, and signal conditioning
Inference LayerNPU/CPU/FPGA compute boards with quantized model runtime
Control LayerGPIO/UART/CAN/RS485 integration for PLC and machine interfaces
Operations LayerOTA updates, watchdog telemetry, and remote diagnostics

Hardware Delivery Workflow

01 ScopeDefine sensor, TOPS, latency, power, and I/O requirements
02 Bring-upBoard init, BSP porting, driver validation, and baseline benchmarking
03 VerifyThermal, EMC, long-run stability, and model accuracy tests
04 ProductionDFM handoff, supply planning, and multi-site deployment rollout

AI hardware deployment proof

Real-world programs measured by hardware outcomes: latency, precision, uptime, and time-to-production.

Electronics EMS Factory Program False-defect calls -31% in 90 days

Inline AOI Upgrade with NPU Camera Nodes

Context: 12 SMT lines, 18 camera points, mixed lighting conditions, and strict response requirements on each station.

Implementation: on-device inference modules, PLC trigger integration, and buffered edge storage with scheduled sync.

3 weeksPilot to first line go-live
1.9xBoard triage throughput
96.8%Precision on defect classes

Robotic Picking Cell Hardware Retrofit

Replacing cloud vision with local NPU boards reduced pick confirmation latency from 180 ms to 95 ms in a 6-robot line.

Substation Thermal AI Camera Rollout

A 42-site deployment of low-power thermal AI cameras and event upload cut routine truck rolls by 38% in 4 months.

Retail Edge Vision Appliance Deployment

Across 57 stores, edge AI appliances lowered cloud bandwidth by 61% and reduced audit labor by 29% in the first quarter.

Partner Network

ISCAS
Hoperun
Rofrev
EF
M5Stack
Seeed Studio
ZMROBO
DAMO
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