Kara Bembridge
June 17, 2026
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This Thursday we'll be at the AMD Embedded Computing Summit to showcase our latest work on the Ryzan AI Max 300 series. Held at the Van Der Valk Hotel Eindhoven in Eindhoven, Netherlands, this one-day event is the premier technical event for technical leaders to collaborate on the next generation of embedded systems.
Collabora will be present with our low-latency ML video analytics demo leveraging the Ryzen AI Max 300 Series, combining GStreamer-based media processing, LiteRT inference, AutoTVM performance tuning, and Debian Linux to demonstrate a scalable edge AI pipeline for real-time video workloads.
Bringing these pieces together, the demo shows how a modern open source stack can support low-latency ML video analytics on edge hardware, from GStreamer-based media handling and LiteRT inference to AutoTVM tuning and Debian Linux. It is a practical look at how to build scalable AI video pipelines on the Ryzen AI Max 300 Series.
If you'll be in Eindhoven, come say hello!
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