Many teams are using OSHI for better hardware metrics collection. The new system can track platform-specific metrics across different boards—Raspberry Pi voltage and throttling, RK3588 NPU load, thermal zones, network traffic, and more.
There’s one critical piece missing: NPU utilization data for the QCS6490.
Other NPU-equipped platforms already expose this information. The RK3588 lets us monitor NPU load, which helps users understand system performance and diagnose bottlenecks. The QCS6490 should be able to do the same.
Customers have NDA with QC can use above profiling tool to check NPU & GPU loading.
For the community users without the NDA, we need to check internally how to support.