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▲Lee Joo-seok, Vice President of Intel Korea, at the Intel NUC new product launch and NUC-based solution announcement event (Photo - Intel)
Intel NUC New Product Launch and NUC-Based Solution Announcement
Intel, which is building a solution ecosystem through Next Unit of Computing (NUC), held an event on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of NUC's launch, introducing new products and sharing demonstrations with companies using NUC-based solutions.
Intel Korea held a briefing session on the domestic launch of Intel NUC new products and announcement of Intel NUC-based solutions on the 16th. At the event, Intel Korea introduced the Intel NUC 13 Extreme product and presented a solution from DeepingSource, a domestic AI-based video processing startup.
Lee Joo-seok, Vice President of Intel Korea, who led the announcement, stated "This year marks the 10th anniversary of Intel NUC's launch" and introduced that "10 million NUCs have been sold to date." Vice President Lee provided a comprehensive overview of Intel NUC products.
The Next Unit of Computing is Intel's product line that includes small form factor PCs and compute elements, providing △a complete desktop PC experience △gaming experience △edge device experience. Additionally, Intel emphasized the benefits provided by Intel NUC as △modularity △an open and extensive NUC ecosystem △sustainability.
Subsequently, Choi Won-hyuk, Executive Vice President of Intel Korea, shared detailed technical information on the recently launched Intel NUC 13 Extreme product. Executive Vice President Choi emphasized "The key features of the Intel NUC 13 Extreme product include support for the latest 13th generation Intel Core processors and up to 313mm 5th generation triple-slot external graphics, delivering maximum performance." He also stated "It provides excellent connectivity based on Intel Wi-Fi 6E(Gig+) and Thunderbolt™ 4 ports."
In the subsequent NUC-based solution introduction session, Lee Hyun-gyu, Executive Vice President of Business Division at DeepingSource, introduced DeepingSource's "Anonymized Video Analysis Solution" and demonstrated a demo.
The solution analyzes data excluding personal information from video footage secured through CCTV using AI technology. It is possible to collect and analyze information from a total of 4 channels of CCTV with a single NUC. By connecting NUC to existing installed CCTV for video data collection, the solution is characterized by minimized investment costs from infrastructure replacement. Executive Vice President Lee stated "We use a server equipped with Intel Xeon processors or Intel NUC as hardware and optimized AI models with Intel OpenVINO."
Executive Vice President Lee stated "While the current domestic CCTV deployment rate is very high, the ratio of utilizing video data secured through CCTV is significantly low," and introduced that the solution has been applied to the Sejong Special Self-Governing City Smart Shelter digital signage and COEX Mall. Through NUC platform-based anonymized video analysis, the solution predicts the gender and age of passengers waiting for buses and displays customized advertisements. Executive Vice President Lee revealed that based on the OpenVINO platform, gender and age are predicted at a speed up to 28.3 times faster compared to PyTorch FP32, and the model optimized for the OpenVINO platform supports up to 50 more channels compared to the basic PyTorch model.
Similarly, COEX, which has adopted this solution, stated "By implementing DeepingSource's 'AI Video Analysis Solution without Personal Information Infringement, PLUSINSIGHT,' it has been helpful in visualizing the flow of foot traffic at COEX and understanding the impact of weather, fine dust, and exhibitions on foot traffic."
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