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Signaloid developer documentation covers the Compute Engine API, the Developer Platform, the UxHw API, and the Compute Modules. Search, or pick a product below.

Four ways to use Signaloid’s UxHw® technology

Compute Engine API

Build and run C and C++ programs on the Compute Engine from your own code.

REST API access to the Signaloid Cloud Compute Engine. Build C and C++ programs from source or from a GitHub Repository, run them on a Signaloid C0 Core, and retrieve the distributional output.

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Developer Platform

The web interface to the Signaloid Cloud Compute Engine.

Run C and C++ programs on a remote Signaloid C0 Core. Write code in the in-browser Code Playground, run code from a GitHub Repository, define Custom Cores, and connect Data Sources.

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UxHw API

Write distribution-extended programs in C and C++.

Insert distributions into machine state, then query statistics from them. Your code can supply parametric distributions, sample sets, or mixtures, and read quantiles, moments, and tail probabilities. You do not need to know how the hardware represents a distribution.

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Compute Modules

A Signaloid SoC in an SD card form factor.

Run distribution arithmetic locally on a RISC-V Signaloid SoC. Each module uses an existing microSD or SD slot and the standard SD protocol, so there is no host board redesign and no driver to install. Build the application on the Compute Engine, then flash it over the same interface.

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