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Intel's Series 3 processors and the new OpenVINO Physical AI framework aim to resolve fragmentation in robotics deployment by offering a unified, open-source path from experimentation to production-scale fleets. This strategic shift addresses critical industry pain points regarding cost-effective scaling and hardware-accelerated inference for edge AI applications. The move is validated by major adoption from over 130 design engagements and a high-profile migration by Sensory AI for their multi-agent physical store.

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130+ Customers Choose Intel Series 3 Processors for Edge Devices

IntelJune 1, 20264 min read

What’s newIntel today announced major momentum for Intel Robotics and AI at the edge, powered by the Intel Series 3 processor family, enabling more than 130 edge AI and edge computing design engagements. The momentum includes a major design with Sensory AI for Ella the first multi-agent Physical AI store running in public commercial service, … The post 130+ Customers Choose Intel Series 3 Processors for Edge Devices appeared first on Newsroom.

Intel today announced major momentum for Intel Robotics and AI at the edge, powered by the Intel Series 3 processor family, enabling more than 130 edge AI and edge computing design engagements. The momentum includes a major design with Sensory AI for Ella the first multi-agent Physical AI store running in public commercial service, which is moving to Intel architecture. To help…

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