MistyWest MistySOM RZ/V2L
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MistySOM-V2L (MW-V2L-E32G-D2G-I-WX-V0) is built around the Renesas RZ/V2L, offering the same capabilities as the RZ/G2L but with a power efficient NPU, making it suitable for low power object detection and classification. The MistySOM-V2L is built from the ground up to enable battery powered computer vision. It is ruggedized for industrial temperatures and offers long term (10 year) firmware support via a CIP kernel based Linux BSP. Available separately is the MistyCarrier (MW-V2L-G2L-I-WWB-V0) board, providing a platform that allows easy accessibility to a variety of interfaces.
The NPU of the MistySOM-V2L enables Jetson Nano-like performance for embedded video applications while using 50% less power, and supports multiple AI frameworks (ONNX, PyTorch, TensorFlow, etc), with the ability to offload processing to the CPU if required.
The MistySOM-V2L is capable of running some versions of YOLO at >20FPS without a heatsink, and images and video can be captured through the 4 lane MIPI-CSI interface and with the onboard codec efficiently h.264 encoded. It includes a dual core Cortex-A55 and a single core Cortex-M33 CPU.
Please visit the MistySOM wiki to find related documentation on how to use MistySOM with Edge Impulse. You can also contact MistyWest directly at mistysom@mistywest.com for a support representative. If the above wiki link requests a certificate when navigating to the site, just click Cancel and the wiki will load correctly.
