Intel’s Open Edge Platform is a secure, optimized open platform for delivering scalable edge solutions.
It offers a modular, composable software stack that brings together the open source ecosystem to help you build optimized edge and AI solutions and securely operationalize them with cloud-like capabilities.
- Edge AI Suites are curated collections of building blocks, industry-specific libraries, and sample applications designed to help you develop optimized AI solutions tailored to specific use cases. Currently, six suites are featured: Metro, Manufacturing, Retail, Robotics, Education, and Health and Life Sciences
- Edge AI Libraries provide edge-optimized, composable libraries, SDKs, and microservices to support the development of performant, production-grade multimodal edge AI applications, along with user-friendly workflows for optimization and deployment.
- Edge Manageability Framework provides capabilities and building blocks for secure onboarding, provisioning, and management of edge devices and edge node software, along with orchestration of edge and AI applications and clusters at scale.
- Image Composer Tool is a framework that provides a general-purpose toolchain for composing OS images from pre-built artifacts of any Linux distribution that supports Debian or RPM packages. With Image Composer Tool, you can generate edge-optimized OS images using Intel's pre-curated YAML templates or your own customization.
- Edge Microvisor Toolkit is an edge-optimized container host offering the latest Intel silicon capabilities, for exploring advanced AI workloads at the edge. It is a minimal-footprint system based on Azure Linux distribution, sharing its open source license.
- Edge Workloads and Benchmarks are performance-optimized pipelines that leverage the OpenVINO™ toolkit, the GStreamer multimedia framework, and the Deep Learning Streamer (DL Streamer) for validating media and edge AI analytics.
Each repository includes contribution guidelines and templates for reporting issues.
You can access the platform documentation at the OEP Documentation Website.
Unless otherwise noted, the platform’s repositories are primarily released under the Apache 2.0 license.
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