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Once again potentially Akida will be in billions of products, Research done now time to wait for revenue to hit then where off to the races, also the key was purchasing early days
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To me they are still adding that extra potential commercial momentum for when the ball starts rolling (if not already... they could be just leaning forward?). Though based on the last 8mths (re above by @Fact Finder) it looks to me like that time is fast approaching.
The fellow at the bottom represents the companies who weren't taking notice.
I'd say the same thing about edge AI in general. Either way it's a good thing for us, being such a massive and diverse market.
Off camera there is a large group of fellow snowball enthusiasts, physics teachers, youtubers and mates/family of the second fellow.
All with different interests in the outcome.
Please forgive my optimism.
They have been manually building that/those snowball/s for a while now. The larger ones might need a bit more effort but they have invited their buddies along who know it'll be a cool and mutually beneficial outcome so are multiplying the effort.
I've no doubt there will be some obstacles further down the hill and they will always need to be thinking about their direction which is what the focus on continuing R&D and ecosystems is about. The goal I believe is to have multiple snowballs going in all directions with new ones being worked on all the time.
Give me a break, it's metaphor Sunday!
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To right, the rest of Luca presentation is awesome
How about these snipets
at 11:29 - 12:13
we are also glad of our partnership with sony, sony is the market leader in convention image sensor and we started
this collaboration with sony more than three years ago and sony gave us access to
one of the most advanced technology process in image sensor which is a bsi 3d stack process
and this technology migration has been fundamental for us because we
managed to build the smallest event-based sensor which is today mass production and available in the market
so this is currently being together with sony deployed in several
applications covering industrial and iot
Or this gem paragraph 12:13
Together with the sensor
prophecy is also investing heavily in providing IoT to the market to the
ecosystem partners metavision intelligence suite which is a software development kit containing
almost hundred algorithm of computer vision ai several code samples and ready to use application for example to do
high-speed counting vibration measurement to do some object tracking edgelet tracking as well as several
tools for machine learning like for example a tool for for data collection
for training model training as well as pre-trained model and
also several available data set of pre-trained data
label data so all this is available because as as we are coming to the market with the new
a new technology new technology standard we need to also enable the
market with tools and and asset to
easily adopt the technology we also last year we decided to for example
push an open source architecture of our software for the same purpose of
enabling a community of researchers and engineers to keep developing and experimenting with our technology
a few applications that we have been in unlocking with our customers
one is particle object size monitoring is quite straightforward for our
technology that enable high-speed machine vision in real time with
a speed that are reaching 500 000 pixels per second with counting precision that can
be 99% the reason is that almost natively
you get from moving part of the scene a motion segmentation and from
this motion segmentation you can detect and track a moving part of the scene like for example pills in in a
pharmaceutical process or grains in a food and beverage process
or cells and this is what we have done with energy consult has been has been doing working on our sensor.
<<>>>
I'm stopping here but there is so much more suggested in this presentation.
It feels like having just ONE partner, like Prophesee, is enough to have AKIDA accepted commercially in a significant way.
Well worth the time, Luca finishes presenting at 19:48
Iām just catching up on yesterdays postsā¦ āplatform Agnosticā is MUSIC TO MY EYES AND EARS Chippers!!!
Love your work @Bravo, I believe we all owe you a drink or ten when we finally all catch up to celebrate BRN greatness!!!
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I only lasted till the 6 minute mark lol
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The author should have had someone proof read,in saying that is sounds great.
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I hope they're going to be using Akida in this research grant! 
Kurtis Cantley, photo by Boise State Visual Services
Kurtis Cantley, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering, will conduct machine learning hardware research with a three-year grant of $700,000 from the Department of Energy Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR). The goal of Cantleyās research will be to improve the reliability of the power grid with intelligent, adaptable and cyber secure electronics that take inspiration from the human brain, otherwise known as neuromorphic systems.
āMachine learning and artificial intelligence algorithms are typically implemented in software running on digital computers,ā Cantley said. āWhen we talk about neuromorphic systems, that means itās basically machine learning done in hardware, or an electronic system that is specifically meant to implement machine learning algorithms really efficiently.ā
This award is part of a larger $21 million initiative by the Department of Energy to support energy-relevant research in underrepresented regions. With the grant, Cantley will collaborate with Idaho National Laboratory to develop novel neuromorphic hardware to monitor power grid systems. This research will not only improve the computational efficiency of power-grid monitoring systems, but the novelty of this hardware will make it considerably more complicated for cyber attackers to reverse engineer than standard off-the-shelf hardware.
Power systems are already incredibly complex, Cantley says, and they are increasingly becoming even more complicated. Everything from home solar grids, to enormous factories, to smart device microgrids all need reliable energy delivery. Reliability requires intelligent monitoring that can identify even the slightest anomalies and respond accordingly. Thatās where neuromorphic systems could make a difference.
āWe will mostly conduct hardware simulation, but there is some money in this grant to actually design and have our own chips fabricated to implement the algorithms that we develop for monitoring subsystems of the power grid,ā Cantley said.
With these simulations and hardware, Cantley and his team will be able to test the neuromorphic systemās ability to monitor the power grid subsystem for a small neighborhood-sized area. However, the neuromorphic approach could easily scale to much larger areas in the future.
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November 17, 2022
Kurtis Cantley, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering, will conduct machine learning hardware research with a three-year grant of $700,000 from the Department of Energy Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR). The goal of Cantleyās research will be to improve the reliability of the power grid with intelligent, adaptable and cyber secure electronics that take inspiration from the human brain, otherwise known as neuromorphic systems.
āMachine learning and artificial intelligence algorithms are typically implemented in software running on digital computers,ā Cantley said. āWhen we talk about neuromorphic systems, that means itās basically machine learning done in hardware, or an electronic system that is specifically meant to implement machine learning algorithms really efficiently.ā
This award is part of a larger $21 million initiative by the Department of Energy to support energy-relevant research in underrepresented regions. With the grant, Cantley will collaborate with Idaho National Laboratory to develop novel neuromorphic hardware to monitor power grid systems. This research will not only improve the computational efficiency of power-grid monitoring systems, but the novelty of this hardware will make it considerably more complicated for cyber attackers to reverse engineer than standard off-the-shelf hardware.
Power systems are already incredibly complex, Cantley says, and they are increasingly becoming even more complicated. Everything from home solar grids, to enormous factories, to smart device microgrids all need reliable energy delivery. Reliability requires intelligent monitoring that can identify even the slightest anomalies and respond accordingly. Thatās where neuromorphic systems could make a difference.
āWe will mostly conduct hardware simulation, but there is some money in this grant to actually design and have our own chips fabricated to implement the algorithms that we develop for monitoring subsystems of the power grid,ā Cantley said.
With these simulations and hardware, Cantley and his team will be able to test the neuromorphic systemās ability to monitor the power grid subsystem for a small neighborhood-sized area. However, the neuromorphic approach could easily scale to much larger areas in the future.
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Bravo
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Nvidia and Lockheed to build digital Earth twin for weather
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If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its bicepsšŖ!
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Blind Freddie cannot wait for the portable hand held or better still eye glass mounted version so he can tell if I really do find his jokes funny.
Seriously though for the blind and those with an inability to detect other peoples emotions (like husbands apparently. Why didnāt you say something. Didnāt you see how upset she was? What? Who? Upset?) this could lead to a significant improvement to their ability to interact with others.
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USAF CDO Sets Sights on Being āAI-Competitiveā by 2027
U.S. Air Force (USAF) Chief Data and Artificial Intelligence (AI) Officer Brig. Gen. John Olson is sounding the call for the defense and intelligence sectors to begin using data and AI as strategic assets in shaping the future battlespace, with a goal for the Air Force to be āAI-competitiveā by...
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U.S. DOD wants edge computing, fog computing tech to improve decision making | Edge Industry Review
The DOD is eyeing transformational edge computing and fog computing technologies that could revolutionize how the agency processes and shares data.
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A long video if anyone interested in listening too
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As I read this article and all the embedded links having looked at those posted above by @Rocket577 I could not help thinking about how Mercedes Benz brought the EQXX to reality in 18 months using digital modelling and how ISL and Brainchip are working with the Airforce Research Laboratory:
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Glad someone reads em
as I just try and find different articles to read than the norm.Fact Finder
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I suppose some here just think companies can say what they like about their burgers but saying your burger is better is far from comparable with stating that your burger is the only burger commercially available on the market and attributing to it features like:
1. It does not cause weight gain no matter how many you eat,
2. Cooks in one one thousandth of the time of any other fast food reducing global energy demands,
3. Is being trialled by NASA for consumption in space by astronauts,
4. Can be substituted for any other form of foodstuff as it is taste agnostic so if you tell the customer it is fish it will taste like fish, if you tell them its beef it will taste like beef, etc, etc;.
The reality is the claims made by Brainchip about AKIDA and its commercial engagements are entirely different to those being made by Hungry Jacks, McDonalds or Kentucky Fried Chicken as the eleven year sentence just handed out to Ms. Holmes in the Theranos scandal highlights.
Ignorance of the law is no excuse and it is even less of an excuse if you are the Director or CEO of a technology company REQUIRED by law to understand and carry out your statutory duties in a flawless fashion.
Consider this statement by the CEO, Sean Hehir made as part of an ASX price sensitive announcement at the AGM upon which investors and shareholders are entitled to rely:
"But before I begin, allow me to share a little bit about myself and why I came to BrainChip.
When I started to evaluate joining BrainChip I started with the technology. Being a Silicon Valley based executive I had easy access to some of the worldās best technical minds who I engaged to evaluate the core technology. The overwhelming feedback was the technology is visionary in its design, unparalleled in flexibility, and transformative in performance.
As the engagement progressed, I met with many of the core team members and concluded that I had never met a more talented, dedicated, and focused group of individuals in all my years in the technology business.
I examined the trends which are undeniably compelling, the growth and disruptive nature of AI plus the decentralization of AI.
Furthermore, I started to examine the quality of the engagements with some of the worldās leading brands and the trust/promise they saw in BrainChip which further encouraged me to join this amazing company.
And lastly, with all the skills and talent the organization had, it was clear the experience and skills I possessed perfectly complimented the team and is exactly what BrainChip needed in a CEO; someone who knew how to fully commercialize technology."
This is not a puff marketing statement about better burgers such a statement is culpably ridiculous.
This is a statement that if deliberately negligently false could lead to a lengthy term of imprisonment.
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1. It does not cause weight gain no matter how many you eat,
2. Cooks in one one thousandth of the time of any other fast food reducing global energy demands,
3. Is being trialled by NASA for consumption in space by astronauts,
4. Can be substituted for any other form of foodstuff as it is taste agnostic so if you tell the customer it is fish it will taste like fish, if you tell them its beef it will taste like beef, etc, etc;.
The reality is the claims made by Brainchip about AKIDA and its commercial engagements are entirely different to those being made by Hungry Jacks, McDonalds or Kentucky Fried Chicken as the eleven year sentence just handed out to Ms. Holmes in the Theranos scandal highlights.
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Ignorance of the law is no excuse and it is even less of an excuse if you are the Director or CEO of a technology company REQUIRED by law to understand and carry out your statutory duties in a flawless fashion.
Consider this statement by the CEO, Sean Hehir made as part of an ASX price sensitive announcement at the AGM upon which investors and shareholders are entitled to rely:
"But before I begin, allow me to share a little bit about myself and why I came to BrainChip.
When I started to evaluate joining BrainChip I started with the technology. Being a Silicon Valley based executive I had easy access to some of the worldās best technical minds who I engaged to evaluate the core technology. The overwhelming feedback was the technology is visionary in its design, unparalleled in flexibility, and transformative in performance.
As the engagement progressed, I met with many of the core team members and concluded that I had never met a more talented, dedicated, and focused group of individuals in all my years in the technology business.
I examined the trends which are undeniably compelling, the growth and disruptive nature of AI plus the decentralization of AI.
Furthermore, I started to examine the quality of the engagements with some of the worldās leading brands and the trust/promise they saw in BrainChip which further encouraged me to join this amazing company.
And lastly, with all the skills and talent the organization had, it was clear the experience and skills I possessed perfectly complimented the team and is exactly what BrainChip needed in a CEO; someone who knew how to fully commercialize technology."
This is not a puff marketing statement about better burgers such a statement is culpably ridiculous.
This is a statement that if deliberately negligently false could lead to a lengthy term of imprisonment.
My rock solid opinion only so DYOR
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AKIDA BALLISTA
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This is all fantastic progress. The Valeo partnership is one that I have been expecting to hear more detail about. What I wasn't expecting was the detail highlighted below. So as good as these partnerships are, until Brainchip's name is inked in more contracts... people are entitled to varying opinions. It's not gaslighting this community, not fear mongering, but simply highlighting some very recent factual announcements. I'm sure with partners such as ARM, that these contracts will come in time. But it's the surprise attacks, such as the highlighted text below, from potential competitors... that has me a little concerned as to how much time Brainchip will take?
Proga
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Doesn't mean all the sensors, cameras, Lidar, Radar don't use Akida IP. It just means their Domain/micro controller won't be as good as MB's. Akida in the sensors etc determines what data gets feed back into the Domain/micro controller.
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