【校友會轉發】2022 新思科技 ARC 盃 AIoT 設計應用競賽－即日起開放收件！

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迫不及待想分享大好資訊給您，今年度的【新思科技ARC 盃 AIoT 設計應用競賽】正式開放報名啦～！

 

如果您有創新的想法，或想與朋友來一場熱血的回憶，卻遲遲不知如何下手行動？

如果您欲應用課程所學的知識，又想贏得豐碩的獎金？

如果您覺得是時候挑戰自我，想在履歷上留下深刻吸睛的一筆？

就是現在！敬請把握這個好機會，免得留下遺憾！

 

｜競賽主題

以【Always Innovating】（創新不止）為主題，結合人工智慧（AI）＋物聯網（IoT）之涵義，參賽者須運用ARC EM9D Processor與Machine Learning Inference（MLI）硬體加速器，提出AIoT實作作品。

 

｜競賽形式

•             競賽採開放式命題方式進行，參賽隊伍自主選擇題目，使用主辦單位提供之ARC EM9D AIoT DK開發板，提出基於實際應用場域的創新解決方案。

•             所有競賽作品發展皆須基於新思科技embARC開源軟體平臺、Google TensorFlow Lite for Microcontroller（TinyML），針對AIoT、嵌入式與控制設計等應用主題發展創新性產品、服務和技術。

•      新思科技將提供參賽隊伍所需之軟硬體開發工具，包含：

－ARC EM9D AIoT DK開發板（每隊1片）

－SDK及Tutorial Kit（含環境安裝與設定教學）

－技術指導及諮詢

•             參考主題：智慧醫療、智慧照護、智慧辦公、智慧工廠、智慧農漁業、智慧載具、智慧家庭、智慧學習等。

 

｜競賽時程

•      報名與書面審查：即日起～4/10 （評鑑：4/11～4/15）

•      免費培訓活動：3/26｜@清華大學｜欲了解更多請點選連結 （報名至3/20止）

•      初賽作品繳交：4/18～5/22　（評鑑：5/23～5/24）

•      決賽作品繳交：5/25～7/3（評鑑：7/4～7/7）

•      決賽暨頒獎典禮：7/22

 

｜報名資訊

•             報名期間 : 即日起至 4/10 晚間23:59為止

•             報名方式：請至「2022新思科技ARC盃AIoT設計應用競賽」網站（連結同下）報名。

－點選 "Register for the Contest" 註冊會員、報名競賽（各組推派1人負責即可） > 登入網站後點選 "Proposal Submission Page" > 點選 "Proposal Submission" > 完成表單（含團隊與成員資訊、提案內容等）

•             報名網址：https://contest.synopsys.com.tw/2022ARC

 

｜獎勵方法

本次競賽累計高達20餘萬的獎金，更有贊助企業（單位）特別獎項加碼近10萬元！優秀隊伍有機會同時獲得一般獎與特別獎！

•             一般獎

隊伍獎項	名額（組）	團隊獎勵	指導教授獎項
冠軍	1	新台幣80,000元及獎狀	新台幣20,000元及獎狀
亞軍	1	新台幣50,000元及獎狀	新台幣15,000元及獎狀
季軍	1	新台幣30,000元及獎狀	新台幣10,000元及獎狀
佳作	若干	新台幣15,000元及獎狀	新台幣8,000元及獎狀

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•      贊助企業（單位）特別獎

贊助企業	名額（組）	團隊獎勵
建捷科技	1~2	最高奬金每隊新台幣30,000元及獎狀
亞洲‧矽谷學院	1	最高奬金每隊新台幣30,000元及獎狀

 

 

｜注意事項

•      ARC EM9D AIoT DK開發板及SDK將於參賽隊伍通過書審階段後提供。

•      請勿以相同作品重複報名其他物聯網相關競賽，違者將取消參賽及獲奬資格。

•      獲選得獎之參賽作品將於競賽網站及新思科技相關公司網站上公開，並將公開頒獎表揚。

•      獲選贊助企業（單位）特別奬之參賽作品，贊助企業（單位）得與參賽團隊聯繫，徵得團隊同意後，取得團隊參賽提交之作品。

•      參賽者於網站報名時，視同同意本競賽內容及相關規定，違者將取消參賽資格，如有爭議，將由主辦單位裁定。

 

｜更多資訊：請查看附檔文件

｜更多關於Synopsys ARC Processor資訊：歡迎造訪ARC智慧物聯網開發者平台

 

｜關於新思科技

新思科技名列美國標普500指數成分股，長期以來是全球排名第一的IC電子設計自動化（EDA）創新公司，也是排名第一的IC介面IP供應廠商，專門提供「矽晶到軟體（Silicon to Software™）」最佳的解決方案。不論是針對開發先進半導體系統單晶片（SoC）的設計工程師，或正在撰寫應用程式且要求高品質及安全性的軟體開發工程師，新思科技都能提供所需的解決方案，以協助工程師完成創新、高品質並兼具安全性的產品。

新思科技於1991年成立台灣分公司，目前員工總人數已達1000位，其中有超過600位的研發人才，是在台灣的跨國軟體企業中，擁有最大規模研發團隊的公司之一。新思科技持續為台灣培養半導體設計軟體人才，加速國內廠商產品開發與問市的時程，強化台灣在半導體國際市場的競爭力。更多詳情請造訪： http://www.synopsys.com。   

 

 

2022 新思科技 ARC 盃 AIoT 設計應用競賽提供了完全自由的發想平台、誘人的獎金，還有來自專業工程師團隊的技術指導。

目前距離收件截止亦還有充足的時間可以發想、準備，千萬不要小看自己的潛力！

新思科技誠摯邀請國內外大專校院好手，一同跟上超感世界、勇敢與未來互動連線！

 

若有任何問題歡迎來信至 chunhsu@synopsys.com，感謝您的協助。

 

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