Microsecond AI Inference on Edge Hardware

Real-time AI for systems where milliseconds matter. Runs on existing hardware.

5μs Latency ISO 13849 Designed Patents Pending

The Latency Problem

Cloud AI

100-500ms

Network latency, queuing, and round-trip delays make cloud AI unusable for real-time control.

Standard Local Inference

1-50ms

Power hungry, heat generating, and still too slow for microsecond-critical applications.

CycleCore

≥5μs

Deterministic inference on standard edge hardware. No cloud dependency.

Built For

Industries where latency isn't a metric—it's a safety requirement.

01

Robotics

Real-time perception and control for industrial automation, collaborative robots, and autonomous mobile platforms. ISO 13849 designed for safety-critical motion planning.

02

Medical Devices

AI-assisted diagnostics and surgical systems requiring deterministic latency. Designed for regulatory pathways with safety-first architecture.

03

Autonomous Systems

Vehicle perception, drone navigation, and industrial autonomous systems. Multimodal sensor fusion at speeds matching physical world constraints.

Technical Capabilities

Deterministic Latency

≥5μs inference timing designed for real-time control loops. Predictable, low-latency performance.

Runs on Existing Hardware

Standard ARM and x86 edge processors. No cloud dependency. Full inference runs locally.

Multimodal Ready

Vision, audio, sensor fusion. Process multiple input streams simultaneously.

Custom Model Support

Optimize your models for our inference engine. Integration support available.

Integration

CycleCore inference integrates into your existing edge architecture. We work with your engineering team to optimize deployment for your specific hardware and latency requirements.

  • C/C++ and Rust APIs
  • ROS2 integration packages
  • Real-time OS support (PREEMPT_RT, Xenomai)
  • Custom silicon optimization available
inference_example.cpp
#include <cyclecore/engine.hpp>

// Load inference models
auto engine = cyclecore::Engine::load("/path/to/models");

// Single inference — safety decision
auto result = engine->infer("safety-classifier",
    {0.1f, 0.2f, 0.0f});

if (result.is_veto()) {
    trigger_safety_stop();
}
// Response in microseconds

Backed by Research

Our inference architecture is built on peer-reviewed research and validated benchmarks.

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