15th Automotive World 2023 in Tokyo has officially ended.
Our team demonstrated Xylon’s demo utilizing the Dynamic Function eXchange (DFX) technology at AMD-Xilinx’s K.K. booth.
We often write about the DFX technology and get inquiries from people who want to better understand what it enables.
For basic info, please check out our flyers:
– English version
– Japanese version
Also, have a look at the clip recording of Marko Vidović, Xylon’s ADAS director explaining the demo:
Here are a couple of usage examples:
- Using a small programmable chip to accommodate the logic needed for a specific ADAS application. Xylon shows the swap between a parking assistance 360 camera and driver monitoring
- Changing HW accelerators in a programmable chip sitting in the data center’s acceleration cards, whether for loading different video encoders/decoders or for inserting a mathematical algorithm that speeds up stock exchange data flow
- Switching of telecom protocols in all-time-running equipment in communication centers
- Re-programming of an orbital device to interface newly arrived IO module
- Etc.
All of that in smaller, less costly and less power-hungry chips! Remember, Xylon offers in-house expertise and full design framework for those who want to develop by themselves.
Learn more about the DFX design framework: https://www.logicbricks.com/Solutions/logiREF-DFX-IDF.aspx
