Enabling Physical AI on AMD
Abstract
In this beginner-to-intermediate session, users will execute multimodal vision and language models for robotics on the Ryzen™ AI iGPU via ROCm and Python. The session covers model loading and examines how vision and language pipelines integrate to produce actionable robot behavior.
July 22, 2026 11:30 AM - 12:15 PM PDT
Speakers
Presented By
Senior Staff Product Application Engineer | AMD
Vice President and General Manager of the Mobility & Transportation Business Unit | MulticoreWare Inc
Chief Technology Officer | MulticoreWare Inc
Session Type
Workshop
Related Product
Ryzen Embedded
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