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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 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.
January 15, 2026

Autonomous Vehicle Safety Starts Before Perception: The Case for Analog Intelligence

Meghesh Saini
Modern EV and autonomous vehicle safety is limited by digital-first architectures that introduce latency, power, and signal-quality constraints. Analog intelligence enables continuous, ultra-low-power computation directly on raw sensor signals before digitization, improving response time, robustness, and always-on safety. By enhancing sensor quality and reducing front-end latency, analog computing complements digital AI and forms a hybrid, physics-aligned foundation for safer vehicles.

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