Use Case

    Edge AI with Endee

    Run a full vector database on-device. Sub-10ms search on Raspberry Pi, Android, and NVIDIA Jetson with no cloud required.

    <10ms

    on-device query latency

    99%+

    recall accuracy

    Zero

    cloud dependencies

    Supported hardware

    Raspberry Pi 4 (ARM)

    ARMv8, 1-8 GB RAM

    Android (ARM64)

    API 26+, any ARM64 device

    NVIDIA Jetson

    Nano, Xavier, Orin

    x86 Linux

    Edge servers, industrial PCs

    Built for constrained hardware

    Raspberry Pi and Jetson Ready

    Native ARM and ARM64 binaries ship with no cross-compilation and no Docker overhead on constrained boards. Deploy with a single binary on Raspberry Pi 4, NVIDIA Jetson Nano, Jetson Orin, and any ARMv8 Linux device. CPU-only inference with no GPU required.

    Fully Offline

    Zero cloud dependency after deployment. Data never leaves the device. Works in air-gapped factories, offline mobile apps, and remote IoT installations where connectivity is intermittent or prohibited by compliance requirements.

    Sub-10ms Query Latency

    Real-time vector search on constrained hardware with no network round-trips. Search a million vectors in under 10ms on a Raspberry Pi 4 using INT8 quantization, which reduces memory footprint by 75% to fit large indexes in limited RAM.

    Android Native Libraries

    Embed Endee directly into Android apps via native ARM64 libraries. Run visual search, document RAG, or voice search fully on-device without any API calls. The library integrates with standard Android build tooling via a JNI wrapper.

    How it works

    01

    Package the Endee binary for your target

    Download the pre-built binary for your hardware platform: ARM for Raspberry Pi, ARM64 for Android or Jetson, or x86-64 for Linux edge servers. No compilation required. The binary includes the full Vector Graph Engine with all quantization levels.

    02

    Load your vector index at startup

    Build your index offline using the Endee Python SDK, then export it to a file. At device startup, load the index file into memory. Use INT8 precision to reduce a 1M-vector index from 3 GB (FLOAT32) to under 400 MB so it fits in constrained RAM.

    03

    Serve queries offline

    Embed user input on-device using a lightweight model such as all-MiniLM-L6-v2 (22 MB) and query the local Endee instance. Results return in under 10ms with no network call. The device operates identically whether connected to the internet or fully air-gapped.