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Categories/AI Hosting & Inference/ZETIC
ZETIC

ZETIC

Founded 2024

Accelerate AI model inference speeds on robotics hardware and edge devices

You can use ZETIC to speed up machine learning inference on edge devices and robotics hardware like NVIDIA Jetson and Qualcomm chips. The service inspects your model architecture, targets specific processing boards, and redesigns execution pipelines to reduce latency. After confirming your specifications, ZETIC delivers measured benchmark comparisons alongside ready-to-run ROS 2 integration packages within a few days. This allows engineering teams to deploy computer vision, point-cloud segmentation, and robotic action policies directly onto physical robots without spending weeks on manual low-level hardware tuning.

What ZETIC does

Benchmark model inference latency on target robotics hardwareConvert PyTorch policies into integrated ROS 2 packagesProfile execution speed across NVIDIA Jetson and Qualcomm chipsSwitch synchronous robot planning routines to asynchronous executionQuantize model response generation to lower precision formatsCompare edge board performance metrics for specific AI workloadsGenerates custom ROS 2 deployment packages for robotic integrationReduces model inference latency across NVIDIA Jetson and Qualcomm boardsDelivers verified before-and-after performance measurement reportsWorks alongside existing TensorRT and PyTorch implementationsAccelerates complex vision and action policies including SAM2 and stereo depthEnables asynchronous action planning to speed up robot task execution

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