Keep the model and product yours
Dataplicity is not a training or annotation platform. The intended role is operating the model, runtime and resulting product workflow after deployment.
Edge AI operations are undergoing validation. Operate an inference product across Linux devices: manage model versions and delivery, understand service health and connect inference results to the product workflow around them.
Cost-effective edge compute makes local inference increasingly practical. The operational question is how to deliver, observe and recover that workload across a fleet.
Dataplicity is not a training or annotation platform. The intended role is operating the model, runtime and resulting product workflow after deployment.
Use the model, runtime and accelerator combination appropriate to your product, and keep the detailed integration choices in the technical guide.
Read the technical guideStart with the model, runtime and device combination that represents the product you are building.
Verify the supported model reaches the device, loads in the intended runtime and produces the result your application consumes.
Test restart, lost connectivity and the fallback path you intend to depend on. Keep degraded and unavailable states explicit.
Confirm operators can see the active version and service health needed to distinguish a healthy inference product from an online Linux host.
Read the technical guideEdge AI is an additional operating path, not a requirement for using Dataplicity around an existing inference application.
Use remote access, Pulse and available diagnostic evidence around the workload you run today.
Explore this pathRuntime, accelerator, model-format and release-specific requirements belong in the technical guidance.
Read the technical guideUse the technical guide for runtime and hardware integration, then connect the workload to the fleet and product workflow around it.