Intrinsyc Releases New Computing Module Open-Q 660 uSOM

Intrinsyc Technologies (TSX:ITC,OTCQX:ISYRF) announced they have released the computing module Open-Q 660 μSOM which is utilized by Qualcomm’s SDA660 system. Intrinsyc Technologies, a company that has delivered IoT products to over 1,300 client projects including robotics, wearables, smart buildings and connected cameras, provides services to a variety of industrial and consumer devices.

As quoted in the press release:

“Intrinsyc’s Open-Q™ 660 µSOM is an ideal platform to power the growing demand for consumer and industrial IoT devices capable of artificial intelligence and machine learning,” said Cliff Morton, Vice President, Solutions Engineering, Intrinsyc. “To assist with integration of our System on Modules into customer products, Intrinsyc offers strong capabilities in all phases of product development. Services include everything from electrical and mechanical design to software development, including camera and audio tuning, artificial intelligence, power optimization, device management, security, and more.“

“We are proud to see Intrinsyc’s new micro-SOM product being powered by the Qualcomm SDA660,” said Jeffery Torrance, vice president, business development, Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. “Qualcomm Technologies is driving the Internet of Things forward with our cutting-edge compute and connectivity technologies, and we are honored to enable a bright future of IoT devices along with Intrinsyc.”

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