ROCKVILLE – – November 01, 2026 -- Ceva (NASDAQ: CEVA) has secured the first production deployment of its NeuPro NPU family, with Seoul-based Mobilint integrating the NeuPro-Nano NPN32 NPU and SensPro AI DSP into its REGULUS edge AI system-on-chip (SoC).

REGULUS delivers 10 TOPS at under 3W with up to 8GB of memory

REGULUS is a standalone processor for on-device AI. It targets power- and space-constrained applications including robotics, drones, machine vision, smart cameras and IoT devices.

Multi-engine design splits sensing and inference workloads

SensPro handles programmable sensing and signal-processing workloads. NeuPro-Nano handles always-on neural inference. Both sit alongside Mobilint's proprietary AI processing architecture, so each workload runs on the engine best suited to it.

Mobilint CEO Dongjoo Shin said the added sensing, signal-processing and inference capabilities help the company serve the varied workloads its customers need for intelligent edge devices.

MLD-R1 USB accelerator already ships on REGULUS silicon

REGULUS already powers Mobilint's MLD-R1 AI USB accelerator, previewed at COMPUTEX 2026 and now shipping. The device adds on-device AI to existing systems and supports computer vision, video analytics and generative AI workloads. Target uses include smart factories, robotics, machine vision, security, medical devices and digital signage.

MLD-R1 supports PyTorch, ONNX, Hugging Face, TensorFlow, TFLite and Keras.

Ceva converts NeuPro IP into commercial silicon

Yaron Galitzky, Executive Vice President and General Manager of Ceva's AI Division, called REGULUS "an important milestone" and the first production deployment of the NeuPro NPU family. He said it shows progress in bringing Ceva's AI technology into commercial silicon.