AI acceleratorsUnited States
Intel · ai accelerator
Movidius Myriad X
Low-power vision chip used in the Neural Compute Stick 2, drones and depth cameras such as Luxonis OAK.
- Compute
- Vision processing unit with a dedicated Neural Compute Engine
- Power
- —Not published
- Process
- —Not published
- Made by
- —Not published
- First year
- 2017
- Price
- —Not published
Robots that use it
No robot in the atlas is publicly named as using this chip yet.
The Intel family
Every Intel chip in the atlas, oldest first.
- 2013Atom E3845Quad-core x86 at 1.91 GHz1
- 2013NUC mini PC (Core i5/i7)x86 Core i3/i5/i7 mini PC3
- 2017Movidius Myriad XVision processing unit with a dedicated Neural Compute Engine
- 2019Core i7-8665UQuad-core x86 up to 4.8 GHz2
- 2020Core i5-1135G7Quad-core x86 up to 4.2 GHz1
- 2023Core i7-13700H14-core x86 up to 5.0 GHz1
- 2023Processor N97Quad-core x86 up to 3.6 GHz1
About Intel
United States · chip designer
Designs and largely makes its own x86 processors (Atom, Core, NUC mini PCs), which ran most research humanoids before GPUs took over. It also bought Movidius (vision accelerators) and owned Mobileye; its RealSense depth-camera unit is a sensor maker.
Sources
Specs come from the maker and reference pages.
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