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Hardware-Efficient Modulo-7 Residue Generator (SUC-RNS) for Low-Power Edge AI Acceleration

  • August 9, 2026
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Gautam_Pal_k7
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I propose building an ultra-low-power, deterministic hardware accelerator engine for Edge AI using the Septenary Unitary Conversion (SUC) framework and Base-7 logic on the Metis PCIe platform.

 

WHAT WE ARE BUILDING:

1. SUC-RNS Core: A parallel combinational Adder-Tree architecture that converts raw data streams into 3-bit unitary vectors (Modulo-7 residues) without conventional long-form division or multipliers.

2. Hardware Acceleration: Implementing an FPGA/RTL-level SUC module to reduce matrix multiplication latency, dynamic power consumption (up to 83.4% reduction), and carry-propagation delays in Edge AI inference pipelines.

3. Voyager SDK & Wingman Integration: Mapping the SUC mathematical reduction layer into Metis hardware via Voyager Wingman for fast pipeline compilation and real-time validation.

 

FEASIBILITY & DELIVERABLE:

The mathematical foundation and synthesizable Verilog RTL code for 8-bit, 32-bit, and 64-bit buses are already fully designed, validated, and documented. With the Metis PCIe card and Voyager Wingman, I can deploy and benchmark this hardware-efficient SUC pipeline within the 1-month build period.

 

AUTHOR & RESEARCH CREDS:

• Gautam Pal (Independent Researcher & Rishi-Scientist)

• ORCID iD: https://orcid.org/0009-0004-3456-9972

• Project Reference: GP-SN-2026-03-07-MM

• Master Dataset: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19999820

• GitHub Repository: https://github.com/GautamPal-K7/K7

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