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The deployment options in Edge Impulse combine all your configuration, signal processing blocks, learning blocks into a single package. You can include this package in your own application to run the impulse locally. These tutorials show you how to run your impulse, but you’ll need to hook in your sensor data yourself. We have a number of examples on how to do that in the Data forwarder documentation, or you can use the full firmware for any of the fully supported development boards as a starting point - they have everything (including sensor integration) already hooked up.
Did you know?You can build binaries for supported development boards straight from the studio. These will include your full impulse. See Run Edge Impulse firmwares.

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Linux EIM

Running on embedded Linux, desktop Linux, or macOS? “Edge Impulse Model” (EIM) files are self-contained native binaries that package your full impulse, with no dependency headaches. Download one with the Edge Impulse Linux CLI and run inference from a high-level language SDK. We have end-to-end guides for:

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C++ library

Impulses can be deployed as a C++ library. The library does not have any external dependencies and can be built with any C++11 compiler. We have end-to-end guides for:

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Arduino

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DRP-AI library

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WebAssembly library

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Additional packages