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If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
In October 2023 Murata invested in HaiLa Technologies as part of a $10.35 million funding round. This funding was to help HaiLa develop and market its ultra-low power system-on-chip solutions for the Internet of Things (IoT).
Murata's investment in HaiLa is not directly related to Intel, although Murata Machinery USA, Inc. has been recognized by Intel for its EPIC Supplier Award, as posted above.
Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (also known as Murata) is a Japanese multinational electronics company headquartered in Kyoto, Japan, while Murata Machinery USA is a subsidiary focused on manufacturing and supplying machinery and automation systems, with headquarters in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Yeah, all good… I get it.
And sure, I also enjoy digging up any connection our partners might have with some tech giant, hoping we’ll somehow benefit from it.
And honestly – I really do hope so.
But let me put it this way:
It’s starting to feel a bit like scavenger mode. Like we’re the vultures waiting for the lions to be done – hoping to grab a few scraps between the hyenas and whatever else couldn’t quite pull off the kill.
No offense… just saying what it feels like sometimes.
Had one glass of wine too many tonight, apologies.
Starting tomorrow: only two bottles a day.
Frangipani
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Back in March, I shared the following LinkedIn post that revealed a partnership between BrainChip and fortiss, the Research Institute of the Free State of Bavaria for software-intensive systems - as well as another one between fortiss and our competitor Innatera.
Which begs the question, by the way, why fortiss is still missing in the Partners section on our website?
www.linkedin.com
Yesterday, I spotted an interesting job vacancy placed by fortiss.
They are looking for someone who would like to write a Master’s thesis on the topic of “Event-based Neuromorphic for AR and Space”:
“You will be integrated in a small team of neuromorphic computing researchers at fortiss. You will be working on one of our neuromorphic algorithms, related with ongoing projects EMMANÜELA and CORINNE, as well as an upcoming ESA project about satellite communication.”
recruitment.fortiss.org
Research is focused on state of the art methods, techniques and tools of software development, systems & service engineering and their application to reliable, secure cyber-physical systems, such as the Internet of Things (IoT). fortiss has the legal structure of a non-profit limited liability company (GmbH). Its shareholders are the Free State of Bavaria (as majority shareholder) and the Fraunhofer Society for the Promotion of Applied Research.
www.fortiss.org
In the Neuromorphic Computing department, we are searching for
Master Students (M/F/D)
Job-ID: NC-MS-2025-1
Contact: Dr. Axel von Arnim
We know for sure that the fortiss researchers are using Loihi for their ongoing CORINNE project (project duration: 1 April 2024 - 31 March 2026):
The EMMANÜELA project, which investigates the potential of neuromorphic computing for AR/VR applications, started on 1 November 2024 and will run until 31 October 2026. The project webpage doesn’t specify what neuromorphic hardware is being used.
www.fortiss.org
Hard to say whether we could be involved here. If we are, likely not from the outset, as our partnership with fortiss was only revealed in mid-March, when Axel von Arnim and Jules Lecomte met up with the BrainChip and Innatera teams at Embedded World “to discuss the latest advancements in Neuromorphic Computing and explore how we can push the boundaries of AI at the edge.” Sounds to me as if this exploration was only getting started at the time.
The fortiss LinkedIn post then lists some key takeaways from the discussion, which in BrainChip’s case, revolved around Akida 2.0 and TENNs, and concludes: “Together we strengthened our collaboration plans. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to drive neuromorphic innovation forward!
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The bolded sentence again suggests that up to then (3.5 months ago), no formal collaboration had taken place, which makes it rather unlikely that we are involved in the EMMANÜELA project, which - in addition - would have been planned well in advance in order to get the awarded funding from the Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs, Regional Development and Energy.
But then there is this passage towards the end of the project webpage, where it says “fortiss contributes directly to the generation of event-based datasets for action recognition in AR/VR and researches neuromorphic algorithms for this purpose. These are implemented and benchmarked on neuromorphic hardware. In addition, fortiss is involved in building and testing the prototype.”
Does the word “benchmarked” here refer to the algorithms being benchmarked against each other on the same hardware or different kinds of neuromorphic hardware being benchmarked against each other?
Although the word “continue” in the LinkedIn post’s last sentence (“Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to drive neuromorphic innovation forward!”) could be interpreted at hinting at an already ongoing collaboration, it might just be a non-native speaker’s awkward way of expressing that all three entities in their own right were already driving neuromorphic innovation forward and will continue to do so - both BrainChip and Innatera now also in tandem with fortiss. Neither does the “more” in “more updates” IMO imply a stealth mode partnership history, as an “update” by definition requires a preceding post. So logically speaking, the above post cannot have been an update itself, which could theoretically be followed by “more updates”.
I suppose “Stay tuned for updates” would have been the correct wording either way.
The mention of an upcoming ESA project about satellite communication, on the other hand, sounds very intriguing, unless “one of our neuromorphic algorithms” were to relate to all three projects (but if so, why the comma after CORINNE?) and then possibly rules us out, in case this signifies it must then refer to a leaky-integrate-and-fire neuron model that Loihi uses (since we know CORINNE uses Loihi). I am out of my depth here, though.
Or is the either way grammatically incomplete sentence rather missing an [on] than a [with/to], and hence the work on the ESA satellite project is entirely separate from the neuromorphic algorithm related to the other two projects?
“You will be working on one of our neuromorphic algorithms, related with ongoing projects EMMANÜELA and CORINNE, as well as [on] an upcoming ESA project about satellite communication.”
Unfortunately there is no German version of the job description to compare.
Interestingly, the job ad says the applicant can look forward to working “in company with leading companies in AI”, which sounds as if both Intel (for CORINNE) and at least one other company are involved.
Which may or may not be BrainChip.
Yes, Laurent Hili is very impressed by Akida, but he and his fellow researchers at ESA may very well still like to test Innatera’s offerings for space applications. The TU Delft spin-off also gave a presentation at Morpheus 2024, ESA’s workshop on Edge AI and Neuromorphic Hardware Accelerators (https://indico.esa.int/event/514/timetable/#20240506).
www.linkedin.com
And then there is of course also fortiss-tried and tested SpiNNaker…
In addition to the three projects mentioned earlier, the job description also casually lists “efficient Lidar neuromorphic processing for automated driving”.
Wow, that is surely gonna be quite a doorstopper of a Master’s thesis!
I guess we’ll just have to wait for the promised updates, then, to find out what fortiss has in store for Akida and TENNs.
Which begs the question, by the way, why fortiss is still missing in the Partners section on our website?
𝗖𝗼𝗻𝗻𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗘𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗱𝗱𝗲𝗱 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝘂𝗻𝗶𝘁𝘆 | fortiss
𝗖𝗼𝗻𝗻𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗘𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗱𝗱𝗲𝗱 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝘂𝗻𝗶𝘁𝘆 We were thrilled to meet our partners BrainChip and Innatera at the embedded world Exhibition&Conference in Nuremberg! It was an exciting opportunity to discuss the latest advancements in Neuromorphic Computing and explore how we can push the boundaries of...
Yesterday, I spotted an interesting job vacancy placed by fortiss.
They are looking for someone who would like to write a Master’s thesis on the topic of “Event-based Neuromorphic for AR and Space”:
“You will be integrated in a small team of neuromorphic computing researchers at fortiss. You will be working on one of our neuromorphic algorithms, related with ongoing projects EMMANÜELA and CORINNE, as well as an upcoming ESA project about satellite communication.”
Job opportunity MASTER THESIS - EVENT-BASED NEUROMORPHIC FOR AR AND SPACE at fortiss GmbH Jobportal
BACHELOR / MASTER THESIS (all) , Neuromorphic Computing in Hamburg
recruitment.fortiss.org
Who are we?
fortiss is the research institute of the Free State of Bavaria for software-intensive systems and services with headquarters in Munich. The institute currently employs around 120 employees, who collaborate on research, development and transfer projects with universities and technology companies in Bavaria, Germany and Europe.Research is focused on state of the art methods, techniques and tools of software development, systems & service engineering and their application to reliable, secure cyber-physical systems, such as the Internet of Things (IoT). fortiss has the legal structure of a non-profit limited liability company (GmbH). Its shareholders are the Free State of Bavaria (as majority shareholder) and the Fraunhofer Society for the Promotion of Applied Research.
www.fortiss.org
In the Neuromorphic Computing department, we are searching for
Master Students (M/F/D)
Your topic:
You will be integrated in a small team of neuromorphic computing researchers at fortiss. You will be working on one of our neuromorphic algorithms, related with ongoing projects EMMANÜELA and CORINNE, as well as an upcoming ESA project about satellite communication:- a body motion recognition sensor with an event-based camera and online few-shots learning on neuromorphic hardware mounted on 3D AR-goggles
- third person action recognition, ego gesture recognition, tennis dataset, ego motion compensation
- continual learning SNN based algorithms for action classification on the fly and automatic labeling for robotic arm control (welding application)
- improvement of class separation in continual learning algorithm, integration with robotic arm
- fault detection, isolation and recovery on neuromorphic hardware for satellite communications
- spiking fault detection neural network, fault prediction, fault classification, hardware implementation on neuromorphic chip
- efficient time encoding on neuromorphic hardware
- spike encoding optimization, trainable encodings, latency reduction
- efficient Lidar neuromorphic processing for automated driving
Your profile:
- Excellent bachelor degree in electronics engineering, computer science or similar topic
- Excellent track record in your current masters
- Fluency in software development (Python for example)
- Interest or experience in machine vision, event-based cameras, sensors
- Residency in Munich or close surroundings
Our offer:
- Work in partnership with leading companies in AI
- Offices in central Munich (Nordfriedhof) in very high and modern premises with 360° view on Munich
- Nice working atmosphere in a small team
Did we catch your interest?
Please submit your application with a cover letter, a detailed CV, and a current transcript of records.Job-ID: NC-MS-2025-1
Contact: Dr. Axel von Arnim
- Ralf Kohlenhuber
- Human Resources Administrator
We know for sure that the fortiss researchers are using Loihi for their ongoing CORINNE project (project duration: 1 April 2024 - 31 March 2026):
(…) Then there is the whole field of industrial robots.
Fortiss, for example, has an ongoing project in collaboration with NEURA Robotics and TU Chemnitz called CORINNE (Cobots’ Relational Interface with Neuromorphic Networks and Events) that “aims to build robots that can recognise and respond to gestures (known or unknown), to interact with humans on welding tasks”. They are using Loihi for that project running from April 2024 to March 2026, in case you wondered.
https://www.fortiss.org/en/research/projects/detail/corinne
CORINNE: How NEURA Robotics, fortiss, and TU Chemnitz are advancing Human-Robot-Collaboration - Neura Robotics
NEURA Robotics, a pioneer in cognitive robotics, has launched a new research project called CORINNE (Cobots’ Relational Interface with Neuromorphic […]neura-robotics.com
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So while gesture recognition and neuromorphic technology undoubtedly make a fruitful liaison, we as BRN shareholders won’t get to taste the sweetness of that ripe fruit until customers actually start signing on the dotted line.
The EMMANÜELA project, which investigates the potential of neuromorphic computing for AR/VR applications, started on 1 November 2024 and will run until 31 October 2026. The project webpage doesn’t specify what neuromorphic hardware is being used.
EMMANÜELA - fortiss
The research projects at fortiss Institut contribute to the sustainable development of research and economy. All projects are based on the basic competence "software-intensive systems and services".
Hard to say whether we could be involved here. If we are, likely not from the outset, as our partnership with fortiss was only revealed in mid-March, when Axel von Arnim and Jules Lecomte met up with the BrainChip and Innatera teams at Embedded World “to discuss the latest advancements in Neuromorphic Computing and explore how we can push the boundaries of AI at the edge.” Sounds to me as if this exploration was only getting started at the time.
The fortiss LinkedIn post then lists some key takeaways from the discussion, which in BrainChip’s case, revolved around Akida 2.0 and TENNs, and concludes: “Together we strengthened our collaboration plans. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to drive neuromorphic innovation forward!
”The bolded sentence again suggests that up to then (3.5 months ago), no formal collaboration had taken place, which makes it rather unlikely that we are involved in the EMMANÜELA project, which - in addition - would have been planned well in advance in order to get the awarded funding from the Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs, Regional Development and Energy.
But then there is this passage towards the end of the project webpage, where it says “fortiss contributes directly to the generation of event-based datasets for action recognition in AR/VR and researches neuromorphic algorithms for this purpose. These are implemented and benchmarked on neuromorphic hardware. In addition, fortiss is involved in building and testing the prototype.”
Does the word “benchmarked” here refer to the algorithms being benchmarked against each other on the same hardware or different kinds of neuromorphic hardware being benchmarked against each other?
Although the word “continue” in the LinkedIn post’s last sentence (“Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to drive neuromorphic innovation forward!”) could be interpreted at hinting at an already ongoing collaboration, it might just be a non-native speaker’s awkward way of expressing that all three entities in their own right were already driving neuromorphic innovation forward and will continue to do so - both BrainChip and Innatera now also in tandem with fortiss. Neither does the “more” in “more updates” IMO imply a stealth mode partnership history, as an “update” by definition requires a preceding post. So logically speaking, the above post cannot have been an update itself, which could theoretically be followed by “more updates”.
I suppose “Stay tuned for updates” would have been the correct wording either way.
The mention of an upcoming ESA project about satellite communication, on the other hand, sounds very intriguing, unless “one of our neuromorphic algorithms” were to relate to all three projects (but if so, why the comma after CORINNE?) and then possibly rules us out, in case this signifies it must then refer to a leaky-integrate-and-fire neuron model that Loihi uses (since we know CORINNE uses Loihi). I am out of my depth here, though.
Or is the either way grammatically incomplete sentence rather missing an [on] than a [with/to], and hence the work on the ESA satellite project is entirely separate from the neuromorphic algorithm related to the other two projects?
“You will be working on one of our neuromorphic algorithms, related with ongoing projects EMMANÜELA and CORINNE, as well as [on] an upcoming ESA project about satellite communication.”
Unfortunately there is no German version of the job description to compare.
Interestingly, the job ad says the applicant can look forward to working “in company with leading companies in AI”, which sounds as if both Intel (for CORINNE) and at least one other company are involved.
Which may or may not be BrainChip.
Yes, Laurent Hili is very impressed by Akida, but he and his fellow researchers at ESA may very well still like to test Innatera’s offerings for space applications. The TU Delft spin-off also gave a presentation at Morpheus 2024, ESA’s workshop on Edge AI and Neuromorphic Hardware Accelerators (https://indico.esa.int/event/514/timetable/#20240506).
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And then there is of course also fortiss-tried and tested SpiNNaker…
In addition to the three projects mentioned earlier, the job description also casually lists “efficient Lidar neuromorphic processing for automated driving”.
Wow, that is surely gonna be quite a doorstopper of a Master’s thesis!
I guess we’ll just have to wait for the promised updates, then, to find out what fortiss has in store for Akida and TENNs.
Thanks Frangipani, interesting and well researched post.Back in March, I shared the following LinkedIn post that revealed a partnership between BrainChip and fortiss, the Research Institute of the Free State of Bavaria for software-intensive systems - as well as another one between fortiss and our competitor Innatera.
Which begs the question, by the way, why fortiss is still missing in the Partners section on our website?
𝗖𝗼𝗻𝗻𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗘𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗱𝗱𝗲𝗱 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝘂𝗻𝗶𝘁𝘆 | fortiss
𝗖𝗼𝗻𝗻𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗘𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗱𝗱𝗲𝗱 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝘂𝗻𝗶𝘁𝘆 We were thrilled to meet our partners BrainChip and Innatera at the embedded world Exhibition&Conference in Nuremberg! It was an exciting opportunity to discuss the latest advancements in Neuromorphic Computing and explore how we can push the boundaries of...
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Yesterday, I spotted an interesting job vacancy placed by fortiss.
They are looking for someone who would like to write a Master’s thesis on the topic of “Event-based Neuromorphic for AR and Space”:
“You will be integrated in a small team of neuromorphic computing researchers at fortiss. You will be working on one of our neuromorphic algorithms, related with ongoing projects EMMANÜELA and CORINNE, as well as an upcoming ESA project about satellite communication.”
Job opportunity MASTER THESIS - EVENT-BASED NEUROMORPHIC FOR AR AND SPACE at fortiss GmbH Jobportal
BACHELOR / MASTER THESIS (all) , Neuromorphic Computing in Hamburg
Who are we?
fortiss is the research institute of the Free State of Bavaria for software-intensive systems and services with headquarters in Munich. The institute currently employs around 120 employees, who collaborate on research, development and transfer projects with universities and technology companies in Bavaria, Germany and Europe.
Research is focused on state of the art methods, techniques and tools of software development, systems & service engineering and their application to reliable, secure cyber-physical systems, such as the Internet of Things (IoT). fortiss has the legal structure of a non-profit limited liability company (GmbH). Its shareholders are the Free State of Bavaria (as majority shareholder) and the Fraunhofer Society for the Promotion of Applied Research.
www.fortiss.org
In the Neuromorphic Computing department, we are searching for
Master Students (M/F/D)
Your topic:
You will be integrated in a small team of neuromorphic computing researchers at fortiss. You will be working on one of our neuromorphic algorithms, related with ongoing projects EMMANÜELA and CORINNE, as well as an upcoming ESA project about satellite communication:
A publication, in a scientific journal or conference, as a co-author of your supervisor, is most likely expected at the end of your mission.
- a body motion recognition sensor with an event-based camera and online few-shots learning on neuromorphic hardware mounted on 3D AR-goggles
- third person action recognition, ego gesture recognition, tennis dataset, ego motion compensation
- continual learning SNN based algorithms for action classification on the fly and automatic labeling for robotic arm control (welding application)
- improvement of class separation in continual learning algorithm, integration with robotic arm
- fault detection, isolation and recovery on neuromorphic hardware for satellite communications
- spiking fault detection neural network, fault prediction, fault classification, hardware implementation on neuromorphic chip
- efficient time encoding on neuromorphic hardware
- spike encoding optimization, trainable encodings, latency reduction
- efficient Lidar neuromorphic processing for automated driving
Your profile:
- Excellent bachelor degree in electronics engineering, computer science or similar topic
- Excellent track record in your current masters
- Fluency in software development (Python for example)
- Interest or experience in machine vision, event-based cameras, sensors
- Residency in Munich or close surroundings
Our offer:
- Work in partnership with leading companies in AI
- Offices in central Munich (Nordfriedhof) in very high and modern premises with 360° view on Munich
- Nice working atmosphere in a small team
Did we catch your interest?
Please submit your application with a cover letter, a detailed CV, and a current transcript of records.
Job-ID: NC-MS-2025-1
Contact: Dr. Axel von Arnim
- Ralf Kohlenhuber
- Human Resources Administrator
We know for sure that the fortiss researchers are using Loihi for their ongoing CORINNE project (project duration: 1 April 2024 - 31 March 2026):
The EMMANÜELA project, which investigates the potential of neuromorphic computing for AR/VR applications, started on 1 November 2024 and will run until 31 October 2026. The project webpage doesn’t specify what neuromorphic hardware is being used.
EMMANÜELA - fortiss
The research projects at fortiss Institut contribute to the sustainable development of research and economy. All projects are based on the basic competence "software-intensive systems and services".
Hard to say whether we could be involved here. If we are, likely not from the outset, as our partnership with fortiss was only revealed in mid-March, when Axel von Arnim and Jules Lecomte met up with the BrainChip and Innatera teams at Embedded World “to discuss the latest advancements in Neuromorphic Computing and explore how we can push the boundaries of AI at the edge.” Sounds to me as if this exploration was only getting started at the time.
The fortiss LinkedIn post then lists some key takeaways from the discussion, which in BrainChip’s case, revolved around Akida 2.0 and TENNs, and concludes: “Together we strengthened our collaboration plans. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to drive neuromorphic innovation forward!
The bolded sentence again suggests that up to then (3.5 months ago), no formal collaboration had taken place, which makes it rather unlikely that we are involved in the EMMANÜELA project, which - in addition - would have been planned well in advance in order to get the awarded funding from the Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs, Regional Development and Energy.
But then there is this passage towards the end of the project webpage, where it says “fortiss contributes directly to the generation of event-based datasets for action recognition in AR/VR and researches neuromorphic algorithms for this purpose. These are implemented and benchmarked on neuromorphic hardware. In addition, fortiss is involved in building and testing the prototype.”
Does the word “benchmarked” here refer to the algorithms being benchmarked against each other on the same hardware or different kinds of neuromorphic hardware being benchmarked against each other?
Although the word “continue” in the LinkedIn post’s last sentence (“Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to drive neuromorphic innovation forward!”) could be interpreted at hinting at an already ongoing collaboration, it might just be a non-native speaker’s awkward way of expressing that all three entities in their own right were already driving neuromorphic innovation forward and will continue to do so - both BrainChip and Innatera now also in tandem with fortiss. Neither does the “more” in “more updates” IMO imply a stealth mode partnership history, as an “update” by definition requires a preceding post. So logically speaking, the above post cannot have been an update itself, which could theoretically be followed by “more updates”.
I suppose “Stay tuned for updates” would have been the correct wording either way.
The mention of an upcoming ESA project about satellite communication, on the other hand, sounds very intriguing, unless “one of our neuromorphic algorithms” were to relate to all three projects (but if so, why the comma after CORINNE?) and then possibly rules us out, in case this signifies it must then refer to a leaky-integrate-and-fire neuron model that Loihi uses (since we know CORINNE uses Loihi). I am out of my depth here, though.
Or is the either way grammatically incomplete sentence rather missing an [on] than a [with/to], and hence the work on the ESA satellite project is entirely separate from the neuromorphic algorithm related to the other two projects?
“You will be working on one of our neuromorphic algorithms, related with ongoing projects EMMANÜELA and CORINNE, as well as [on] an upcoming ESA project about satellite communication.”
Unfortunately there is no German version of the job description to compare.
Interestingly, the job ad says the applicant can look forward to working “in company with leading companies in AI”, which sounds as if both Intel (for CORINNE) and at least one other company are involved.
Which may or may not be BrainChip.
Yes, Laurent Hili is very impressed by Akida, but he and his fellow researchers at ESA may very well still like to test Innatera’s offerings for space applications. The TU Delft spin-off also gave a presentation at Morpheus 2024, ESA’s workshop on Edge AI and Neuromorphic Hardware Accelerators (https://indico.esa.int/event/514/timetable/#20240506).
🇪🇺 Yesterday was Europe Day! | Innatera
🇪🇺 Yesterday was Europe Day! 🌟 As we celebrate Europe's spirit of collaboration and cooperation, we're excited to show highlights from our recent participation in the Morpheus Workshop 2024 at the European Space Agency - ESA/ESTEC. Our very own Dr. Petruț Antoniu Bogdan gave a presentation...
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And then there is of course also fortiss-tried and tested SpiNNaker…
In addition to the three projects mentioned earlier, the job description also casually lists “efficient Lidar neuromorphic processing for automated driving”.
Wow, that is surely gonna be quite a doorstopper of a Master’s thesis!
I guess we’ll just have to wait for the promised updates, then, to find out what fortiss has in store for Akida and TENNs.
It appears Fortiss doesn’t develop commercial products and their purpose is to bridge the gap between academic research and industrial application by creating prototypes, software frameworks, and proof-of-concept systems that demonstrate how cutting-edge technologies—like AI, neuromorphic computing, and cyber-physical systems can work in the real world.
If they prove something can work with Intel then it can work with AKIDA.
Maybe an NDA in place for BRN/Fortiss?
Apart from not being commercially available Intel do not have a published forward roadmap. A roadmap provides clients assurance that they can grow together. It's all about client confidence.
BRN would appear to be a way more logical choice for anyone in product development mode.
White Horse
Regular
Something to ponder.!
M Anthony LewisM Anthony Lewis • FollowingFollowing CTO@BrainChip | AI, Robotics, Disruptive ComputingCTO@BrainChip | AI, Robotics, Disruptive Computing 9m •
9 minutes ago • Visible to anyone on or off LinkedIn
Tony: Could be, Who knows? There's something due any day; I will know right away, soon as it shows. It may be cannon balling down through the sky, gleam in it's eye, as bright as a rose!
Tony: Who knows? It's only just out of reach, down the block, on a beach, Under a tree. I got a feeling there's a miracle due, gonna come true, coming to me!
Tony: Could it be? Yes it could. Something's coming, something good, If I can wait! Something's coming, I don't know what it is, But it is gonna be great.
TENNS, stay tuned.
M Anthony LewisM Anthony Lewis • FollowingFollowing CTO@BrainChip | AI, Robotics, Disruptive ComputingCTO@BrainChip | AI, Robotics, Disruptive Computing 9m •
9 minutes ago • Visible to anyone on or off LinkedIn
Tony: Could be, Who knows? There's something due any day; I will know right away, soon as it shows. It may be cannon balling down through the sky, gleam in it's eye, as bright as a rose!
Tony: Who knows? It's only just out of reach, down the block, on a beach, Under a tree. I got a feeling there's a miracle due, gonna come true, coming to me!
Tony: Could it be? Yes it could. Something's coming, something good, If I can wait! Something's coming, I don't know what it is, But it is gonna be great.
TENNS, stay tuned.
HopalongPetrovski
I'm Spartacus!
Hi White Horse.Something to ponder.!
M Anthony LewisM Anthony Lewis • FollowingFollowing CTO@BrainChip | AI, Robotics, Disruptive ComputingCTO@BrainChip | AI, Robotics, Disruptive Computing 9m •
9 minutes ago • Visible to anyone on or off LinkedIn
Tony: Could be, Who knows? There's something due any day; I will know right away, soon as it shows. It may be cannon balling down through the sky, gleam in it's eye, as bright as a rose!
Tony: Who knows? It's only just out of reach, down the block, on a beach, Under a tree. I got a feeling there's a miracle due, gonna come true, coming to me!
Tony: Could it be? Yes it could. Something's coming, something good, If I can wait! Something's coming, I don't know what it is, But it is gonna be great.
TENNS, stay tuned.
Is he replying to something or someone or is this just a random statement?
If the later, considering the accompanying tickle to our share price this could be the equivalent to a lunch photo at 4DS.
Bloody hope so. Some good news before 30 June would be welcome.
supersonic001
Regular
Just in …….. !
www.linkedin.com
Tony: Could be, Who knows? | M Anthony Lewis
Tony: Could be, Who knows? There's something due any day; I will know right away, soon as it shows. It may be cannon balling down through the sky, gleam in it's eye, as bright as a rose! Tony: Who knows? It's only just out of reach, down the block, on a beach, Under a tree. I got a feeling...
White Horse
Regular
Hi HP,Hi White Horse.
Is he replying to something or someone or is this just a random statement?
If the later, considering the accompanying tickle to our share price this could be the equivalent to a lunch photo at 4DS.
Bloody hope so. Some good news before 30 June would be welcome.
Your guess is as good as mine.
Could be a Nostradamus moment.
This message from Tony (presumably a BrainChip representative or enthusiast) appears to be a metaphor-laden teaser hinting that something significant and positive is about to happen—likely related to BrainChip (ASX: BRN) or its technology.
The text is heavily inspired by lyrics from "Something's Coming"—a song from West Side Story—which is all about imminent change, excitement, and optimism about the future.
Tony is trying to build excitement and suspense among shareholders or followers, hinting at upcoming news that could positively impact the company’s stock or reputation. The lyrical style also adds a sense of drama and theatrical timing — like a buildup before a big reveal.
The text is heavily inspired by lyrics from "Something's Coming"—a song from West Side Story—which is all about imminent change, excitement, and optimism about the future.
What it suggests:
- A major announcement or development is expected soon — possibly a partnership, contract, product release, or regulatory milestone.
- The repeated use of phrases like "something good," "a miracle due," and "gonna be great" sets a tone of high anticipation.
- The term "TENNS" could refer to BrainChip’s neuromorphic chip technology (Akida),
The takeaway:
Tony is trying to build excitement and suspense among shareholders or followers, hinting at upcoming news that could positively impact the company’s stock or reputation. The lyrical style also adds a sense of drama and theatrical timing — like a buildup before a big reveal.
if it’s just another partnership I will sell Brainchip and buy GameStop 
You needed chatgpt or similar to work that out?
Surely you are aware that Anthony is the Chief Technical Officer at BrainChip, and Tony is a character in Westside Story?
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as long as it's not the third legAre we allowed a little more leg Tony...
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Full Lyrics from "Somethings coming" West Side Story.Something to ponder.!
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Tony: Could be, Who knows? There's something due any day; I will know right away, soon as it shows. It may be cannon balling down through the sky, gleam in it's eye, as bright as a rose!
Tony: Who knows? It's only just out of reach, down the block, on a beach, Under a tree. I got a feeling there's a miracle due, gonna come true, coming to me!
Tony: Could it be? Yes it could. Something's coming, something good, If I can wait! Something's coming, I don't know what it is, But it is gonna be great.
TENNS, stay tuned.
Could be, who knows?
There's somethin' due any day
I will know right away, soon as it shows
It may come cannonballin' down through the sky
Gleam in its eye, bright as a rose
Who knows? It's only just out of reach
Down the block, on a beach, under a tree
I got a feelin' there's a miracle due
Gonna come true, comin' to me
Could it be? Yes, it could
Somethin's comin', somethin' good, if I can wait
Somethin's comin', I don't know what it is
But it is gonna be great
With a click, with a shock
Phone'll jingle, door'll knock, open the latch
Somethin's comin', don't know when
But it's soon, catch the moon, one-handed catch
Around the corner
Or whistlin' down the river
Come on, deliver to me
Will it be? Yes, it will
Maybe just by holdin' still, it'll be there
Come on, somethin', come on in, don't be shy
Meet a guy, pull up a chair, the air is hummin'
And somethin' great is comin'
Who knows? It's only just out of reach
Down the block, on a beach, maybe tonight
Maybe tonight, maybe tonight
I was looking for some hidden symbolism in what Tony quoted but given its just the first half of the song verbatim, am left with the impression he is just trying to provide encouragement.
Whilst that's all good and groovy not sure its worth my while throwing more money at.
Been there, done that already.
Something to ponder.!
M Anthony LewisM Anthony Lewis • FollowingFollowing CTO@BrainChip | AI, Robotics, Disruptive ComputingCTO@BrainChip | AI, Robotics, Disruptive Computing 9m •
9 minutes ago • Visible to anyone on or off LinkedIn
Tony: Could be, Who knows? There's something due any day; I will know right away, soon as it shows. It may be cannon balling down through the sky, gleam in it's eye, as bright as a rose!
Tony: Who knows? It's only just out of reach, down the block, on a beach, Under a tree. I got a feeling there's a miracle due, gonna come true, coming to me!
Tony: Could it be? Yes it could. Something's coming, something good, If I can wait! Something's coming, I don't know what it is, But it is gonna be great.
TENNS, stay tuned.
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