Presentation
ResISC: Residue Number System-Based Integrated Sensing and Computing for Efficient Edge AI
DescriptionThis paper presents ResISC, an RNS-based integrated sensing and computing architecture enabling efficient edge AI. ResISC platform features (i) an in-sensor residue encoder converting images directly to RNS in the analog domain, (ii) an energy-efficient RNS-based processing-near-sensor CNN accelerator utilizing SOT-MRAM, and (iii) an innovative mixed-radix unit for efficient activation operations. By employing selective channel deactivation, ResISC reduces computation overhead by up to 89%, while achieving a 3.4x improvement in power efficiency and up to a 71x reduction in execution time compared to processing-in-MRAM platforms. Experiments on various datasets demonstrate that ResISC achieves competitive accuracy levels (up to 94.63% on CIFAR-10) with minimal degradation, making it an ideal solution for power-constrained, real-time edge applications.
Event Type
Research Manuscript
TimeTuesday, June 2410:45am - 11:00am PDT
Location3002, Level 3