NYX Built on AMD adaptive computing.
Nyx Industries is a Silver member of the AMD Robotics Partner Network. We develop our autonomy, vision and inference systems on AMD Kria and Alveo platforms, and work with AMD on the path to its next generation of adaptive silicon.
What it means for your program
Production silicon from day one
AMD Kria system-on-modules are production parts, offered in commercial and industrial grades. Work we deliver moves from a development kit to your production hardware on the same silicon.
Room to grow
A design that starts on a Kria module at single-digit watts can move to Alveo cards or Versal adaptive SoCs when the application grows, using the same AMD design tools.
A second source of edge AI
Robotics and defense programs increasingly want an edge compute path that does not depend on one GPU supplier. Adaptive silicon provides one, with the timing and power profile that control workloads need.
Where each AMD platform fits
What we run on each platform today, and what is on the roadmap.
| Platform | Role | What runs there | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| AMD Kria K26 SOM / KV260 | Autonomy and vision | Perception, sensor fusion and control for air, ground and legged platforms | In use |
| AMD Kria KD240 | Motion control | Real-time drive and actuator control at the point of actuation | In development |
| AMD Alveo U50 | Language model inference | Ternary language models with grounded retrieval on a single card | In use |
| AMD Versal adaptive SoCs | Next generation | Larger models and multi-sensor fusion at the edge | Roadmap |
Already building on Kria or Alveo? We can take the parts that usually stall a program.
Custom logic. Perception, fusion and control datapaths designed for your sensors and your timing budget.
Model conversion. Trained models converted to efficient low-bit formats that fit the fabric, with accuracy measured against your baseline before and after.
Board bring-up. Carrier boards, drivers and images for Kria modules in your enclosure.
Long-term support. A maintained version matrix across AMD tool releases, so upgrades are planned events.