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100% I'd be happy with that result
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What about all the Cats in the forum that hide behind a alias
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Happy New Year! | Jeff Krichmar
Happy New Year! On September 9-12, 2024, UC Irvine will be hosting this year’s From Animals to Animats: 17th International Conference on the Simulation of Adaptive Behavior (SAB 2024). Conference papers are peer-reviewed and accepted papers will be published in “From Animals to Animats 17. SAB...
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If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Some interesting tidbits here...Gerrit Ecke (Researcher for Future Automotive Software Development and for Neuromorphic Computing) @ Mercedes-Benz
Gerrit says the CLA Class "carries the genes of the EQXX" and goes on to talk about how important efficiency is, which makes me automatically think back to Marcus Shaefer's "In the Loop" blog (which Gerrit also "liked") in which he discusses energy efficiency relating to EQXX voice control (which we know was due to BrainChip's technology (see below).
Extract from "In the Loop" blog.
The other thing I find very interesting is that Gerrit Ecke 'liked" Simon Thorpe's talk in March in which he discusses the JAST learning rule, which is now owned by Brainchip.
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No, Big Bird is an 8 foot canary..
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BrainChip and NVISO Group Demonstrate AI-Enabled Human Behavioral Analysis at CES 2024
Experience the future of human-machine interaction with NVISO Group and BrainChip's groundbreaking collaboration.
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This is the nearest I can find to an answer:
1500 odd people had more than 100,000.
Number 20 on the top 20 had 4,438,519.
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There are two options in my opinion.
One common as a dish on festive occasions and the other the subject of a fairy tale, involving solid eggs (but that particular example, is definitely not applicable here).
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If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
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View attachment 53672BrainChip and NVISO Group Demonstrate AI-Enabled Human Behavioral Analysis at CES 2024
Experience the future of human-machine interaction with NVISO Group and BrainChip's groundbreaking collaboration.
YAY! We got the right logo this time!
I’m wondering about the trademark rights
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Reminded me of one of my favourite Angels songs, something even @Diogenese can enjoy
Turn it up loud.
Reminded me of one of my favourite Angels songs, something even @Diogenese can enjoy
Turn it up loud.
Deadpool
Did someone say KFC
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Aren’t we involved with Both ?
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Probs worth a listen
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If you are a hobbyist I suspect so.
If you are a company like Mercedes Benz, Tata Elxsi, Valeo, Samsung, Toshiba, VVDN, Unigen, Microchip, Renesas, Megachips etc or a professional developer building a real world commercial product I would suspect not.
Indeed implicit in Brainchip moving to the IP sales model announced by Sean Hehir CEO is a complete switch to those customers who are interested in applications where more than 1 million AKD1000 are required as Anil Mankar at the 2021 Ai Field Day stated that it becomes much more economical to use the AKIDA IP at above this number.
Actually even going back as far as Mr. Dinardo in 2020 when he was speaking about the need to have the AKD1000 engineering samples to convince proof of concept customers for the IP he said something to the effect that this was understandable when a company would be spending 30, 40 or 50 odd million to bring a product to market with AKIDA.
It now strikes me that once it went to IP only it was abandoning any interest in hobbyists.
In any event as Brainchip is a fast evolving company the fact that developers can use Edge Impulse for free then download their application and send it as a file to a company to consider buying into it for commercial applications this means that even your professor with his $100 budget can now take his idea and run it on Edge Impulse without further capital investment and prove how much better it could be if AKIDA is used.
If of course he only wants to play with it at home and never intended a commercial product flow from his work then he will not even need to run it through Edge Impulse's platform and his Arduino will meet his purpose.
Thinking about it now as my original interest was simply to confirm DB's recollection while I was out and about but now that I am home, the good Professor might actually have better chosen Edge Impulse to compare his Arduino with as they provide a free platform which he, would be developers, hobbyists and children starting out if they do not have $100 to buy the Arduino could be accessing.
He could possibly then made out a legitimate argument as to why it was better to spend the $100 on Arduino and not use the free Edge Impulse platform which comes with free access to AKIDA technology. From what I read children might best be kicked off with an Arduino kit as it is tailored to children beginning their technology journey.
As neither you (if I understood your earlier post correctly) or I are techies, it might be best if someone with the correct credentials comments on this point.
What has come out of this for me though is a much better understanding of the full implications of moving Brainchip to an IP only sales model. Brainchip is definitely only going after big game now.
My opinion only DYOR
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