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  • Aetina unveils Mini Series Edge AI, powered by NVIDIA Jetson modules for industrial use.
  • Compact systems offer connectivity options, low power consumption and real-time visual recognition.
  • Aetina supports NVIDIA JetPack, allowing efficient AI deployment in challenging environments.

Aetina Corporation has introduced its Mini Series Edge AI systems, featuring models such as the AIE-CO23/33-S1, AIE-CN33/43-A1, AIB-MO23/33-S1, and AIB-MN33/43-S1.

These systems are powered by NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano with Super Mode and NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX modules, aiming to deliver robust vision AI and generative AI inference in compact industrial settings. Designed for real-world applications, they address the challenges of space limitation, energy efficiency, reliability, and system integration flexibility.

Compact edge AI systems

As AI solutions transition from proof-of-concept phases to operational deployment, compact edge AI systems are essential for processing data locally, connecting with cameras and sensors, and maintaining performance in demanding conditions.

Aetina’s Mini Series satisfies these needs by providing powerful AI computing capabilities

Aetina’s Mini Series satisfies these needs by providing powerful AI computing capabilities, support for MIPI and PoE cameras, industrial-grade reliability, and long-term product availability. The series boasts a compact form factor, with models like the palmsize, fanless AIE-CO23/33-S1 and AIE-CN33/43-A1 offering a 132 x 91.5 x 68.5 mm design, supporting dual PoE cameras, and delivering up to 100 TOPS of performance. For tighter spaces, the AIB-MO23/33-S1 and AIB-MN33/43-S1 models feature a slimmer 127 x 85.75 x 28.45 mm form factor and deliver up to 157 TOPS.

Wireless connectivity options

The Mini Series supports various wired and wireless connectivity options through M.2 expansion, including LTE, 4G/5G, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth.

With built-in NVMe storage and rich input/output options, these systems enable real-time data processing by connecting AI computing directly to field data sources. The fanless design contributes to lower maintenance costs, while the systems' ability to function with a 12–24V DC power input and within a temperature range of -25°C to +55°C ensures reliability in challenging environments.

Real-time visual recognition

This advancement aims to support smart inspection and security monitoring tasks effectively

During COMPUTEX 2026, Aetina will partner with ISP (株式会社システム計画研究所) to showcase the Mini Series' advanced interactive perception capabilities. 

By integrating the AIE-CN33/43-A1 with ISP's gLupe Watcher, the systems can achieve multimodal processing, blending video and natural language inputs to enhance real-time visual recognition, situational understanding, and anomaly detection. This advancement aims to support smart inspection and security monitoring tasks effectively.

Actual production environments

AI deployment is no longer restricted to large-scale infrastructure. In actual field scenarios, high-performance and reliable intelligent computing are required within a limited footprint,” said Troy Lin, Director of Edge AI Computing Product Division at Aetina.

This initiative allows for the rapid deployment of Vision AI applications from the development stage to actual production, backed by Aetina’s comprehensive technical support services. The Mini Series products are compatible with NVIDIA JetPack 6.2 or later and are now available for mass production.

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