EMASS, a Nanoveu subsidiary with next-generation semiconductor technology, will showcase its ultra-low-power AI system-on-chip (SoC), the ECS-DoT, at Sensors Converge 2026 (May 5\u20137) at the Santa Clara Convention Center. EMASS will demonstrate how this milliwatt-class, on-device AI platform engineered to deliver always-on intelligence, enables voice detection with ultra-low latency in next-generation smart glasses. EMASS will be at Booth 820, in the Edge AI Foundation Pavilion.<\/p>\n
EMASS, a Nanoveu subsidiary with next-generation semiconductor technology, will showcase its ultra-low-power AI system-on-chip (SoC), the ECS-DoT, at Sensors Converge 2026 (May 5\u20137) at the Santa Clara Convention Center. EMASS will demonstrate how this milliwatt-class, on-device AI platform engineered to deliver always-on intelligence, enables voice detection with ultra-low latency in next-generation smart glasses. EMASS will be at Booth 820, in the Edge AI Foundation Pavilion.
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\nEMASS arrives in Santa Clara as a finalist for the 2026 Best of Sensors Awards in the Best AI & Edge Computing Solution category, highlighting the company\u2019s role in advancing ultra-efficient, embedded AI that can run continuously on-device without traditional power and latency trade-offs.<\/p>\n
The EMASS ECS-DoT is a breakthrough SoC that claims to deliver 10\u2013100\u00d7 lower energy consumption and up to 3\u00d7 faster inference for common AI tasks compared to existing solutions. The company’s flagship chip delivers high-performance AI processing directly on-device, maximizing energy efficiency through its RISC-V architecture and non-volatile memory technologies, being optimized for power- and space-constrained applications.<\/p>\n
Optimized for highly compressed AI models and featuring integrated sensor fusion, ECS-DoT enables real-time processing of audio, vision, and motion data in compact, battery-powered devices. Whether extending flight time in drones, powering always-on features in augmented glasses, or enabling predictive maintenance in industrial applications, EMASS brings intelligence to designs where size, power, and latency matter most.\u00a0
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\nWith a flexible SDK that supports multiple model types and a proven development-to-production path, at Sensors Converge EMASS is showing how this solution offers a fast route to differentiation and design wins. At the event, EMASS will host live, application-focused demonstrations highlighting how the ECS-DoT enables smarter, longer-lasting products without changes to batteries or enclosures. Demonstrations include a hearable application using bone-conduction voice detection in smart glasses.<\/p>\n
EMASS is using an Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) embedded directly within the frame of the glasses to enable bone conduction<\/a> audio sensing. ECS-DoT detects voice activity and performs keyword spotting by analyzing subtle jaw vibrations transmitted through the temple arm of the glasses. This approach reduces the reliance on always-on microphones and enabling private, low-power voice interaction in compact wearable devices.<\/p>\n \u201cSensors Converge is the perfect stage to show how the sensor market is moving beyond simple data collection to true on-device intelligence,\u201d says Mark Goranson, CEO of EMASS. \u201cBy processing complex AI at the milliwatt level, we\u2019re enabling a new class of autonomous, always-on sensing that doesn’t force developers to choose between battery life and sophisticated edge performance.\u201d Additionally, the EMASS team will be available to discuss recent performance results regarding drone endurance and on-device processing gains.<\/p>\n EyeFly3D is Nanoveu\u2019s end-to-end platform for glasses-free 3D, uniting proprietary screen technology with sophisticated content processing software and, now, EMASS\u2019s ultra-low-power SoC to bring immersive 3D to a wide range of devices and industries. Nanoveu also develops and markets an advanced range of self-disinfecting and hydrophobic films and coatings under the Nanoshield brand, designed for applications including large-scale CSP and photovoltaic solar installations.
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\nIn addition to live demonstrations, EMASS Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Scott Smyser, will join industry experts for a featured session, Embodied Intelligence: When Edge AI Gets Legs, Wings, and More on May 7 at 1:00 pm on the Main Stage. The panel explores how edge AI enables new capabilities in autonomous ground vehicles, drones, and robotic systems operating in GPS-denied or communication-constrained environments.<\/p>\n
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