Audio Developer Conference

Likely audience
System designers, integrators and algorithm developers interested in building battery-powered audio and sensor hardware ranging from speaker boxes and mainstream consumer electronics, to toys, musical instruments and controllers.

Abstract
Audio, speech and gestural interfaces have become ubiquitous on mobile and wireless devices. This has driven the development of innovative low-power DSPs, that offer real-time vector and matrix math, specialised for audio and sensor DSP/ML processing, at a fraction of the battery power consumption.

This talk will cover different perspectives on offloading power-hungry real-time processing from the application processor, to a highly energy-efficient SoC (System on Chip).