
Bigger inputs.
Smarter models.
Smaller footprints.
Embedded software that breaks through constraints in CPU/GPU processing and memory usage, training high data-intensity models on memory limited GPUs (requiring hundreds of gigabytes) and inference on edge devices in single-digit megabytes (requiring hundreds of megabytes).

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Edge ML in Constrained Devices
Multiple CNNs running in parallel at the edge with minimal CPU/GPU and memory usage.
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Compression of time series data
Exceptionally high compression ratios with minimal loss of fidelity makes transmission and storage of data more efficient and less expensive. Great for real-time digital twinning.
03
ML Training & Inference for Extremely High Data Intensity
Up to 4K pixel arrays run on standard object detection models; more data means better learning and higher accuracy.
Real World Applications
Utilities:
Grid-Edge Intelligence
Real-time anomaly detection and classification for predictive grid maintenance. High-fidelity compression for aggregation and
transmission of comprehensive data sets.
Industrial:
Electrical Panel and Motor Current Analysis
Condition-based monitoring of on-premise electrical infrastructure and powered equipment – via detection of anomalies and real-time digital twinning.
Health and Wellness
Enabling edge AI for resource-constrained devices; enhanced ML and inference for extremely high data-intensity applications.
At B Acceleration Week 2026 in Bilbao, Gordian gave live demonstrations of its compression and inference engines. The compression engine shrinks the time-series data footprint on edge devices, while the inference engine delivers low-latency machine learning directly on the device, making data-intensive applications more efficient and scalable.
The team also met one-on-one with corporates, technology partners, and investors to explore use cases in predictive maintenance, digital twinning, and industrial automation.
Event Spotlight
Gordian at
B Acceleration Week 2026

Why Gordian?
Edge ML inference
with minimal CPU/GPU and memory usage and power draw.
Shared memory across multiple models
for extremely high data-intensity model training.
Workflow friendly
drop-in embedded software layer, no model customization required.