Arm Corstone-320: Accelerating Voice, Audio and Vision IoT Systems
Arm's new IoT Reference Design Platform accelerates the development and deployment of IoT devices, and reduces SoC design complexity.
The integration of voice, audio and vision into the Internet of Things (IoT) has revolutionized the way connected devices interact with, interpret and perceive the world around them. The future opportunities for IoT markets are vast, particularly in vision. In the next decade, there will be millions of advanced cameras deployed across a variety of locations, including factories, shops, warehouse, cities, offices and shops. This will drive an exponential increase in IoT use cases not imaginable before. These cover security, people and environmental monitoring, energy, facility and inventory management, access control, safety and user interface, with each use case requiring different levels of deployment and management based on the location.
Introducing Arm Corstone-320
Arm Corstone-320 is our new IoT Reference Design Platform that captures these exciting IoT market opportunities for our ecosystem of partners. It brings together leading-edge embedded IP with software, tools and support, including Arm Virtual Hardware. This accelerates the development and deployment of voice, audio and vision systems, and reduces the complexity for system-on-chip (SoC) designers and software developers.
Alongside reducing complexity and accelerating time to market, Corstone-320 has been designed to provide the following benefits:
- Increased performance, through improving compute throughput, to provide the right compute for a variety of IoT devices and use cases;
- Improved memory bandwidth, such as data width and memory channels, to deliver system wide interconnect bandwidth for pixel traffic;
- Greater energy efficiency for improved sustainability and battery life;
- A range of power modes, including sleep mode, standby mode and power islands;
- Lower design costs and engineering time, as designers and engineers can start their SoC designs straight away with the “out-of-the box” Corstone-320;
- More security features, including boot-time and runtime security mechanisms, that are integrated across the system;
- Observability, with full debug and trace of all components built into Corstone-320;
- Improved flexibility, with the Corstone-320 design being customizable across different segments, devices and use cases; and
- A range of software, including a large amount of open-source software, to reduce overall costs and complexity.
To read the full article, click here
Related Semiconductor IP
- USB 20Gbps Device Controller
- 25MHz to 4.0GHz Fractional-N RC PLL Synthesizer on TSMC 3nm N3P
- AGILEX 7 R-Tile Gen5 NVMe Host IP
- 100G PAM4 Serdes PHY - 14nm
- Bluetooth Low Energy Subsystem IP
Related Blogs
- Arm Partners have Shipped 200 Billion Chips
- Arm Cortex-X1C: scalable innovation for laptop and desktop
- Arm Partners' Predictions for 2022
- Arm to IPO after Nvidia bid fails
Latest Blogs
- Cadence Powers AI Infra Summit '25: Memory, Interconnect, and Interface Focus
- Integrating TDD Into the Product Development Lifecycle
- The Hidden Threat in Analog IC Migration: Why Electromigration rules can make or break your next tapeout
- MIPI CCI over I3C: Faster Camera Control for SoC Architects
- aTENNuate: Real-Time Audio Denoising