Along the lines of confident of revenue increasing. Not 100 % sure.
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Haven't had time to go right into this. It is a known program for intellisense but haven't seen these charts before. When you open up click on and download the charts.
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@Fact Finder Hi, could you not send this question to Tony to get a answer? I am sure with your standing with the company they may answer it. Would be great then to know, thanks
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CNN RNN Processor
This is a project within the Small Business Innovation Research/Small Business Tech Transfer Program
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The ultimate goal of this project is to create a radiation-hardened Neural Network suitable for Ede use. Neural Networks operating at the Edge will need to perform Continuous Learning and Few-shot/One-shot Learning with very low energy requirements, as will NN operation. Spiking Neural Networks (SNNs) provide the architectural framework to enable Edge operation and Continuous Learning. SNNs are event-driven and represent events as a spike or a train of spikes. Because of the sparsity of their data...
Responsible Mission Directorate:
Space Technology Mission Directorate (STMD)Lead Organization:
Silicon Space Technology CorporationPrimary Technology Area:
TX11.4.2 Intelligent Data UnderstandingStart:
Aug 2020End:
Mar 2021Program Director:
Jason KesslerProgram Manager:
Carlos TorrezProject Manager:
Ryszard PisarskiMichael Lowry
Michael Lowry
Theresa Stanley
Principal Investigator:
Jim CarlquistNeuromorphic Enhanced Cognitive Radio
This is a project within the Small Business Innovation Research/Small Business Tech Transfer Program
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Intellisense Systems, Inc. proposes in Phase II to advance development of a Neuromorphic Enhanced Cognitive Radio (NECR) device to enable autonomous space operations on platforms constrained by size, weight, and power (SWaP). NECR is a low-size, -weight, and -power (-SWaP) cognitive radio built on the open-source framework, i.e., GNU Radio and RFNoC", with new enhancements in environment learning and improvements in transmission quality and data processing. Due to the high efficiency of...
Responsible Mission Directorate:
Space Technology Mission Directorate (STMD)Lead Organization:
Intellisense Systems, Inc.Primary Technology Area:
TX05.5.1 Cognitive NetworkingStart:
May 2022End:
May 2024Program Director:
Jason KesslerProgram Manager:
Carlos TorrezProject Manager:
Aaron SmithTheresa Stanley
Matthew Deans
Principal Investigator:
Wenjian WangScalable Neural Net and Neuromorphic Module for In-Space Autonomous Orientation and Maneuvering
This is a project within the Small Business Innovation Research/Small Business Tech Transfer Program
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Tensor, along with several commercial partners, is developing new technology suitable for small satellites (SmallSat/CubeSat) and small launch vehicles. As part of this development, we are designing autonomy and artificial cognition capabilities for small scale...
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Responsible Mission Directorate:
Space Technology Mission Directorate (STMD)Lead Organization:
Tensor Innovation Partners, LLCPrimary Technology Area:
TX10.2.2 Activity and Resource Planning and SchedulingStart:
Aug 2020End:
Mar 2021Program Director:
Jason KesslerProgram Manager:
Carlos TorrezProject Manager:
Dylan GormleyTheresa Stanley
Principal Investigator:
Lee WooldridgeNeuromorphic Processor with radiation tolerant MRAM
This is a project within the Small Business Innovation Research/Small Business Tech Transfer Program
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Space missions require high-performance, reliable computing platforms and can function in challenging environments. The von Neumann bottleneck constrains performance due to the time and energy consumed during the required data exchange between main memory chip sets and the processor. Neuromorphic computing could emerge as a game changer for space applications where mission success relies on fast and autonomous analysis of a vast array of incoming information from multiple sources. The future...
Responsible Mission Directorate:
Space Technology Mission Directorate (STMD)Lead Organization:
Numem IncPrimary Technology Area:
TX03.1.1 PhotovoltaicStart:
Jul 2022End:
Jan 2023Program Director:
Jason KesslerProgram Manager:
Carlos TorrezProject Manager:
Ryszard PisarskiMichael Lowry
Michael Lowry
Theresa Stanley
Principal Investigator:
Nilesh Gharia
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If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Published Feb 26, 2024
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Apple Reportedly Exploring Smart Glasses, Adding AI to AirPods
Some Apple employees also want the tech giant to develop a fitness ring, but that's not currently in active development, Bloomberg reports.
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Today no space for such a speculation i guessPublished Feb 26, 2024
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SebThatGermanChap
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Chesticles.
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Fullmoonfever
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Wonder if this will have any flow on implications for us?
We know Numem were working with NASA via SBIR on Akida with rad hard MRAM.
We know we taped out in 22nm FDSOI via GF (which I still believe aligns initially to the space industry due to rad tolerance) about a year ago and I note this new MCU test chip is also in 22nm
www.mram-info.com
Renesas produced a 22-nm MCU test chip, that includes a 10.8 Mbit embedded MRAM memory cell array. It achieves a random read access frequency of over 200 MHz and a write throughput of 10.4-megabytes-per-second (MB/s).
Renesas says that it developed two specific new circuit technologies, one for faster MRAM read operations and one for faster write operations. Renesas says that it can achieve the world's fasterst random access speed of 4.2 ns.
To increase read operation speed, Renesas introduced two mechanisms. The first mechanism aligns the reference current in the center of the window according to the actual current distribution of the memory cells for each chip measured during the test process. The other mechanism reduces the offset of the sense amplifier.
To increase write operation speed, Renesas took into account that because the power supply conditions used in test processes and by end product manufacturers are stable, the lower voltage limit of the external voltage can be relaxed. Thus, by setting the higher step-down voltage from the external voltage to be applied to all bits in the first phase, write throughput can be improved 1.8-fold.
These new technologies follow on Renesas' previous MRAM work. In 2021, the company announced that it has developed two technologies that reduce the power consumption of STT-MRAM chips by 72%. In 2022, Renesas announced that it has developed 22-nm embedded STT-MRAM circuit technologies.
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Posted: Feb 24,2024 by Ron Mertens
We know Numem were working with NASA via SBIR on Akida with rad hard MRAM.
We know we taped out in 22nm FDSOI via GF (which I still believe aligns initially to the space industry due to rad tolerance) about a year ago and I note this new MCU test chip is also in 22nm
Renesas developed new STT-MRAM circuit technology, achieves the world's fastest random access speed | MRAM-Info
Renesas Electronics announced that it has developed circuit technologies for embedded STT-MRAM that reduces the energy and voltage of the memory write operation. Renesas produced a 22-nm MCU test chip, that includes a 10.8 Mbit embedded MRAM memory cell array. It achieves a random read access...
Renesas developed new STT-MRAM circuit technology, achieves the world's fastest random access speed
Renesas Electronics announced that it has developed circuit technologies for embedded STT-MRAM that reduces the energy and voltage of the memory write operation.
Renesas produced a 22-nm MCU test chip, that includes a 10.8 Mbit embedded MRAM memory cell array. It achieves a random read access frequency of over 200 MHz and a write throughput of 10.4-megabytes-per-second (MB/s).
Renesas says that it developed two specific new circuit technologies, one for faster MRAM read operations and one for faster write operations. Renesas says that it can achieve the world's fasterst random access speed of 4.2 ns.
To increase read operation speed, Renesas introduced two mechanisms. The first mechanism aligns the reference current in the center of the window according to the actual current distribution of the memory cells for each chip measured during the test process. The other mechanism reduces the offset of the sense amplifier.
To increase write operation speed, Renesas took into account that because the power supply conditions used in test processes and by end product manufacturers are stable, the lower voltage limit of the external voltage can be relaxed. Thus, by setting the higher step-down voltage from the external voltage to be applied to all bits in the first phase, write throughput can be improved 1.8-fold.
These new technologies follow on Renesas' previous MRAM work. In 2021, the company announced that it has developed two technologies that reduce the power consumption of STT-MRAM chips by 72%. In 2022, Renesas announced that it has developed 22-nm embedded STT-MRAM circuit technologies.
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Posted: Feb 24,2024 by Ron Mertens
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I note the Presentation says that Mercedes, NASA, Vorago and Valeo are early adopters.
Given the NDA's Adopter word is fairly strong word and maybe an unintentional slip on the Keyboard.
Adopter means legally take.
Valeo early access program and still with us.
Vorago is not an official partner but formally signed up for the early access program and still being with AKIDA demonstrates.
Mercedes not an official partner but they are obviously still with us as an early adopter
NASA still with us.
Given the NDA's Adopter word is fairly strong word and maybe an unintentional slip on the Keyboard.
Adopter means legally take.
Valeo early access program and still with us.
Vorago is not an official partner but formally signed up for the early access program and still being with AKIDA demonstrates.
Mercedes not an official partner but they are obviously still with us as an early adopter
NASA still with us.
curlednoodles
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In the announcement about the roadshow, one of the points was: Discuss the rollout of new neuromorphic products. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I didn't hear any mention of this?
DingoBorat
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Airpods with health sensors?..Published Feb 26, 2024
Apple Reportedly Exploring Smart Glasses, Adding AI to AirPods
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Maybe they could have an interactive experience, where the A.I. cuts in on their audio and says something like..
"Hey dickhead, turn the volume down, you're going deaf"
Of course, the "tone" of response would be adjustable..
Can't see how cameras on Airpods are going to be useful
.."Looks like your left ear, has an excess of wax build up, don't use the cotton buds this time! Ya...."
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Xhosa12345
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Today hasn’t been a complete loss
i was on the f**king 4 each way...
woulda run second if had it straight out....
Vladsblood
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Might even see 20/25 cents by tomorrow close
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