Kara Bembridge
September 15, 2025
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Following a successful show at IBC in Amsterdam, Collabora will be off to SIDO, the Lyon-based conference on the convergence of IoT, AI, XR, and Robotics technology. This go-to tech event will take place at the Cité International from September 17 to 19, showcasing a constantly evolving ecosystem.
Joining the festivities, Collabora will be exhibiting alongside STMicroelectronics. As their guest at booth #O312, we’ll showcase how the STM32MP2 chip is ideally suited to power edge AI solutions in industrial environments.
Our demo will showcase Machine Learning video analytics with GStreamer on STMicroelectronics' STM32MP2: The first board captures video, performs face detection, and sends both the video and the metadata to the second board using AVB, taking advantage of the TSN capabilities of the STM32MP2. The second board receives the video and synchronized metadata and displays both together.
Additionally, while at SIDO, be sure to visit the AAEON booth (#O209) to experience more Open Source in action through hardware-accelerated video playback in Chromium on a MediaTek Genio EVK!
Whether you're writing a line of code or planning a long-term software development strategy, Collabora can help you accelerate your embedded Open Source projects. Drop by Booth 0312 to say 'Bonjour'!
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