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December 14, 2023

Vellex Computing Completes NSF I-Corps Customer Discovery Program

Vellex Computing completed the National Science Foundation's I-Corps program through the I-Corps Mid-South Hub, conducting 125 customer discovery interviews across energy, manufacturing, and electric vehicle sectors to validate the market demand for on-device AI and real-time edge intelligence.
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September 15, 2023

Vellex Computing Pitches at 2023 PG&E Innovation Pitch Fest

Vellex Computing presented its analog computing technology at the 2023 PG&E Innovation Pitch Fest in San Ramon, California, demonstrating grid optimization applications to PG&E leaders and energy industry partners.
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June 9, 2023

Vellex Computing Co-Founder Named 2023 Activate Berkeley Fellow

Dr. Palak Jain, CEO and co-founder of Vellex Computing, was named a Cohort 2023 Activate Fellow at the Activate Berkeley Community at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory's Cyclotron Road, one of 46 fellows selected from a record pool of 832 applications.
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April 22, 2026

Decoding Weight Updates: How Edge AI Adapts Itself in Real-Time

Vedant Wakchaware
How does a disconnected smartwatch learn your unique music taste offline using just a fraction of the parameters found in massive cloud models? Step inside the mathematical core of on-device training as we decode the micro-weight update. This deep dive breaks down the exact sequence—from the initial Forward Pass and Loss Calculation to local Backpropagation—that enables edge hardware to dynamically adapt its logic in real-time. Discover how this highly targeted learning cleanly bypasses the SRAM memory wall, paving the way for truly autonomous, mathematically private, and incredibly efficient AI across all industries.
April 15, 2026

The Mechanics of On-Device Training: Hardware and Software Optimizations for the Edge

Vedant Wakchaware
Move beyond static AI inference. This comprehensive guide explores the mechanics of continuous on-device AI training, detailing how developers overcome severe hardware and memory bottlenecks. Discover how advanced software optimizations like sparse representations, layer-wise training, and federated learning allow edge devices to adapt, evolve, and learn locally in real-time, completely untethered from the cloud and without compromising user privacy.
April 7, 2026

Inference vs. On-Device Training: Making Your Devices Smarter, Not Static

Vedant Wakchaware
Today's smart devices and edge devices are constrained by static inference models that cannot adapt to changing real-world conditions, leading to intelligence decay. On-device training overcomes traditional power and memory barriers, enabling continuous, ultra-low-power learning directly on battery-constrained hardware. By eliminating energy-heavy cloud transmissions, localized training enables hyper-personalized, secure, and self-healing AI, creating a foundation for truly autonomous and adaptive edge devices.

OUR PUBLICATIONS

April, 2026

Automated Synthesis of Hardware-implementable Analog Circuits for Constrained Optimization

Sachin Khoja; Kamlesh Sawant; Palak Jain; Sairaj Dhople; Jason Poon
December, 2024

A hybrid-computing solution to nonlinear optimization problems

Kamlesh Sawant; Dillon Nguyen; Alex Liu; Jason Poon; Sairaj Dhople
Published in IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems I - Regular Papers, vol. 71, no. 12, pp. 6555-6568, Dec. 2024
May, 2022

Real-time selective harmonic minimization using a hybrid analog/digital computing method

Jason Poon; Mohit Sinha; Sairaj V. Dhople; Juan Rivas-Davila
Published in IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics, vol. 37, no. 5, pp. 5078-5088, May 2022