Edge AI: Powering Real-Time Intelligence for IoT
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https://doi.org/10.61779/jasetm.v3i1.0Abstract
In a bustling smart city, a traffic light detects a pedestrian stepping off the curb and instantly switches to red. In a rural clinic, a portable diagnostic device analyzes a patient’s vitals on the spot and alerts the nurse to a potential emergency. In a factory, a sensor predicts a motor failure hours before it happens, preventing costly downtime. These are not futuristic visions — they are real applications of Edge AI, the rapidly evolving field that brings machine learning directly to where the data is generated. While cloud computing has enabled remarkable advances in artificial intelligence, sending every piece of data to remote servers for processing has its limits. Latency, bandwidth costs, intermittent connectivity, and privacy concerns can slow or hinder critical decisions. In scenarios where milliseconds matter, reliance on distant data centres can be a bottleneck. Edge AI addresses this gap by moving intelligence closer to the action — processing data locally on IoT devices, gateways, or nearby edge servers.
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