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TERMon is a lightweight hardware-native ternary runtime monitor designed to detect persistent behavioral threats in edge AI accelerators used in safety-critical environments. It addresses undetected runtime failures caused by model corruption, distribution shifts, and adversarial inputs that produc...
TERMon is a lightweight hardware-native ternary runtime monitor designed to detect persistent behavioral threats in edge AI accelerators used in safety-critical environments. It addresses undetected runtime failures caused by model corruption, distribution shifts, and adversarial inputs that produc...
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Edge AI accelerators are increasingly deployed in safety-critical environments, where model outputs may control physical actuators, make access-control decisions, or trigger alarms. In these settings, runtime failures often remain undetected because model corruption, distribution shift, and adversarial inputs can...
Edge AI systems often control critical physical processes, so undetected failures can have serious consequences. TERMon enhances reliability by identifying threats that evade traditional detection methods, improving safety in real-world deployments.
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