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BrainChip and HaiLa Partner to Demonstrate Ultra-Low Power Edge AI Connectivity for IoT Sensor Applications - AI Chips News

BrainChip and HaiLa Partner to Demonstrate Ultra-Low Power Edge AI Connectivity for IoT Sensor Applications Partnership Reflects

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Last weeks news???

 

[FJ-215]

Evening Bravo & Pom ,

Tizz a intriguing wager .

Pom ,

You do realise 50,000 Bucks is alot of animals.

To put it into alittle perspective ,

One fully laiden Road Train with triple trailers, double decks , could probably carry 144 animals= 24 animals per deck = 48 per trailer x 3= 144 animals per train.

50,000 animals requires minimum 347 Road Trains & 1, 041 Trailers/ double deckers.

Never mind rustling the 50,000 animals.

RTA, Road Trains of Australia could not do this lift in one shot

road trains of australia photos https://g.co/kgs/F2akW2e


Bravo,

Hope you have several thousand hectares to put them on,
Otherwise the hay bill will be crippling.




*Many moons ago I witnessed the single biggest lift of cattle off a property in a single day , at that time in history.

Went up in the chopper & Road Trains , lined up ,litteraly went for kilometres down the driveway.

Truely a sight to have witnessed.

This wager could well be more exiting than watching BRN.

Regards,
Esq.

Noah to Esq.....

"Hold my beer"

Morning Esq, a green day please.

 

[charles2]

Timing is everything in investing.

With Brainchip I suspect most here had not recognized nor were prepared for the lengthy time it has taken this marvelous technology to convert to the heretofore elusive tech powerhouse.

That said recent developments have rekindled my optimism. I am less worried that I will succumb before Brainchip delivers more than just despair. And to better understand my particular viewpoint.... my 80th is this month.

So with the onrush of senility I purchased 1k shares of BCHPY (the ADR) just today.

Recognize me for my prescience later...or if more appropriate forget that I posted this......as I surely will.

 

[Space Cadet]

I think it's "always" a good time for an announcement, Gazdix!

But with US markets now even healthier than ever and the US to continue to strengthen, they may just have their "Golden Age" which will bolster Western business in general.


We all know how hard and fast, BrainChip can move, when given a hard whip and sticking those spurs in, so sharpen them up!

This tough Stallion, is far from being sent to the glue factory, being processed into dog food, or "mislabeled" as prime cuts of aged beef!




(All analogies are for illustrative purposes only, I don't condone the use of pain to get results, although maybe that might work on Sean .. Or the consumption of dog food, unless you're Caninely inclined)...

...

A friend of mine lost so much on BRN he had to eat dog food. That's all he could afford. He died 2 weeks ago. He was sitting in the middle of the road licking his balls and was hit by a truck.

SC

 

[cosors]

Evening Chippers ,

She's kicking off in , above average € & Volume moving.

Tradegate Exchange

Tradegate Exchange, AU000000BRN8, Brainchip Holdings Ltd.

www.tradegate.de

* Correction , low € & Volume , worth keeping an eye on ....



Regards,
Esq.

Hey Esq!


Use this:

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Here you can find all German exchanges, the US OTC and the spread like quantity.

Cheers!

 

[CHIPS]

Germany ended the day with +9,99 % and a volume of 594.428 pcs

 

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Renesas Sets New MCU Performance Bar with 1-GHz RA8P1 Devices with AI Acceleration​

Single- and Dual-Core MCUs Combine Arm Cortex-M85 and M33 Cores with Arm Ethos-U55 NPU to Deliver Superior AI Performance up to 256 GOPs​

July 1, 2025

Renesas RA8P1 Ultra-High Performance MCU with Embedded NPU for Edge AI Applications

Renesas RA Family MCU Portfolio

• Unprecedented 7300+ CoreMarks1 with Dual Arm CPU cores
• TSMC 22ULL Process Delivers High Performance and Low Power Consumption
• Embedded MRAM with Faster Write Speeds and Higher Endurance and Retention
• Dedicated Peripherals Optimized for Vision and Voice AI plus Real-Time Analytics
• New AI Software Framework Eases Development and Enables Easy Migration with MPUs
• Leading-Edge Security Features Ensure Data Privacy

TOKYO, Japan ― Renesas Electronics Corporation (TSE:6723), a premier supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, today introduced the RA8P1 microcontroller (MCU) Group targeted at Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) applications, as well as real-time analytics. The new MCUs establish a new performance level for MCUs by combining 1GHz Arm® Cortex®-M85 and 250MHz Cortex-M33 CPU cores with the Arm Ethos™-U55 Neural Processing Unit (NPU). This combination delivers the highest CPU performance of over 7300 CoreMarks and AI performance of 256 GOPS at 500 MHz.

Designed for Edge/Endpoint AI​

The RA8P1 is optimized for edge and endpoint AI applications, using the Ethos-U55 NPU to offload the CPU for compute intensive operations in Convolutional and Recurrent Neural Networks (CNNs and RNNs) to deliver up to 256 MACs per cycle that yield 256 GOPS performance at 500 MHz. The new NPU supports most commonly used networks, including DS-CNN, ResNet, Mobilenet TinyYolo and more. Depending on the neural network used, the Ethos-U55 provides up to 35x more inferences per second than the Cortex-M85 processor on its own.

Advanced Technology​

The RA8P1 MCUs are manufactured on the 22ULL (22nm ultra-low leakage) process from TSMC, enabling ultra-high performance with very low power consumption. This process also enables the use of embedded Magnetoresistive RAM (MRAM) in the new MCUs. MRAM offers faster write speeds along with higher endurance and retention compared with Flash.
“There is explosive growth in demand for high-performance edge AIoT applications. We are thrilled to introduce what we believe are the best MCUs to address this trend,” said Daryl Khoo, Vice President of Embedded Processing Marketing Division at Renesas. “The RA8P1 devices showcase our technology and market expertise and highlight the strong partnerships we have built across the industry. Customers are eager to employ these new MCUs in multiple AI applications.”
“The pace of innovation in the age of AI is faster than ever, and new edge use cases demand ever-improving performance and machine learning on-device,” said Paul Williamson, senior vice president and general manager, IoT Line of Business at Arm. “By building on the advanced AI capabilities of the Arm compute platform, Renesas’ RA8P1 MCUs meet the demands of next generation voice and vision applications, helping to scale intelligent, context-aware AI experiences.”
“It is gratifying to see Renesas harness the performance and reliability of TSMC 22ULL embedded MRAM technology to deliver outstanding results for its RA8P1 devices,” said Chien-Hsin Lee, Senior Director of Specialty Technology Business Development at TSMC. “As TSMC continues to advance our embedded non-volatile memory (eNVM) technologies, we look forward to strengthening our long-standing collaboration with Renesas to drive innovation in future groundbreaking devices.”

Robust, Optimized Peripheral Set for AI​

Renesas has integrated dedicated peripherals, ample memory and advanced security to address Voice and Vision AI and Real-time Analytics applications. For vision AI, a 16-bit camera interface (CEU) is included that supports sensors up to 5 megapixels, enabling camera and demanding Vision AI applications. A separate MIPI CSI-2 interface offers a low pin-count interface with two lanes, each up to 720Mbps. In addition, multiple audio interfaces including I2S and PDM support microphone inputs for voice AI applications.
The RA8P1 offers both on-chip and external memory options for efficient, low latency neural network processing. The MCU includes 2MB SRAM for storing intermediate activations or graphics framebuffers. 1MB of on-chip MRAM is also available for application code and storage of model weights or graphics assets. High-speed external memory interfaces are available for larger models. SIP options with 4 or 8 MB of external flash in a single package are also available for more demanding AI applications.

New RUHMI Framework​

Along with the RA8P1 MCUs, Renesas has introduced RUHMI (Renesas Unified Heterogenous Model Integration), a comprehensive framework for MCUs and MPUs. RUHMI offers efficient AI deployment of the latest neural network models in a framework agnostic manner. It enables model optimization, quantization, graph compilation and conversion, and generates efficient source code. RUHMI provides native support for machine-learning AI frameworks such as TensorFlow Lite, Pytorch & ONNX. It also provides the necessary tools, APIs, code-generator, and runtime needed to deploy a pre-trained neural network, including ready-to-use application examples and models optimized for RA8P1. RUHMI is integrated with Renesas’s own e2Studio IDE to allow seamless AI development. This integration will facilitate a common development platform for MCUs and MPUs.

Advanced Security Features​

The RA8P1 MCUs provide leading-edge security for critical applications. The new Renesas Security IP (RSIP-E50D) includes numerous cryptographic accelerators, including CHACHA20, Ed25519, NIST ECC curves up to 521 bits, enhanced RSA up to 4K, SHA2 and SHA3. In concert with Arm TrustZone®, this provides a comprehensive and fully integrated secure element-like functionality. The new MCUs also provides strong hardware Root-of-Trust and Secure Boot with First Stage Bootloader (FSBL) in immutable storage. XSPI interfaces with decryption-on-the-fly (DOTF) allow encrypted code images to be stored in external flash and decrypted on the fly as it is securely transferred to the MCU for execution.

Ready to Use Solutions​

Renesas provides a wide range of easy-to-use tools and solutions for the RA8P1 MCUs, including the Flexible Software Package (FSP), evaluation kits and development tools. FreeRTOS and Azure RTOS are supported, as is Zephyr. Several Renesas software example projects and application notes are available to enable faster time to market. In addition, numerous partner solutions are available to support development with the RA8P1 MCUs, including a driver monitoring solution from Nota.AI and a traffic/pedestrian monitoring solution from Irida Labs. Other solutions can be found at the Renesas RA Partner Ecosystem Solutions Page.

Key Features of the RA8P1 MCUs​

• Processors: 1GHz Arm Cortex-M85, 500MHz Ethos-U55, 250 MHz Arm Cortex-M33 (Optional)
• Memory: 1MB/512KB On-chip MRAM, 4MB/8MB External Flash SIP Options, 2MB SRAM fully ECC protected, 32KB I/D caches per core
• Graphics Peripherals: Graphics LCD controller supporting resolutions up to WXGA (1280x800), parallel RGB and MIPI-DSI display interfaces, powerful 2D Drawing engine, parallel 16bit CEU and MIPI CSI-2 camera interfaces, 32bit external memory bus (SDRAM and CSC) interface
• Other Peripherals: Gigabit Ethernet and TSN Switch, XSPI (Octal SPI) with XIP and DOTF, SPI, I2C/I3C, SDHI, USBFS/HS, CAN-FD, PDM and SSI audio interfaces, 16bit ADC with S/H circuits, DAC, comparators, temperature sensor, timers
• Security: Advanced RSIP-E50D cryptographic engine, TrustZone, Immutable storage, secure boot, tamper resistance, DPA/SPA attack protection, secure debug, secure factory programming, Device Lifecycle management
• Packages: 224BGA, 289BGA

Winning Combinations​

Renesas has combined the new RA8P1 MCUs with numerous compatible devices from its portfolio to offer a wide array of Winning Combinations, including Video Conferencing Camera with AI Capabilities, AI Drawing Robot Arm and AI-Enabled Surveillance Camera. These designs are technically vetted system architectures from mutually compatible devices that work together seamlessly to bring an optimized, low-risk design for faster time to market. Renesas offers more than 400 Winning Combinations with a wide range of products from the Renesas portfolio to enable customers to speed up the design process and bring their products to market more quickly. They can be found at renesas.com/win.

Availability​

The RA8P1 MCUs are available now. Renesas is also shipping an RA8P1 Evaluation Kit. More information is available at renesas.com/RA8P1. Samples and kits can be ordered either on the Renesas website or through distributors.

Renesas MCU Leadership​

A world leader in MCUs, Renesas ships more than 3.5 billion units per year, with approximately 50% of shipments serving the automotive industry, and the remainder supporting industrial and Internet of Things applications as well as data center and communications infrastructure. Renesas has the broadest portfolio of 8-, 16- and 32-bit devices, delivering unmatched quality and efficiency with exceptional performance. As a trusted supplier, Renesas has decades of experience designing smart, secure MCUs, backed by a dual-source production model, the industry’s most advanced MCU process technology and a vast network of more than 250 ecosystem partners. For more information about Renesas MCUs, visit renesas.com/MCUs.

About Renesas Electronics Corporation​

Renesas Electronics Corporation (TSE: 6723) empowers a safer, smarter and more sustainable future where technology helps make our lives easier. A leading global provider of microcontrollers, Renesas combines our expertise in embedded processing, analog, power and connectivity to deliver complete semiconductor solutions. These Winning Combinations accelerate time to market for automotive, industrial, infrastructure and IoT applications, enabling billions of connected, intelligent devices that enhance the way people work and live. Learn more at renesas.com. Follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook, X, YouTube, and Instagram.
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Elon Musk-Backed Neuralink and BrainChip Turn Sci-Fi Into Profit. You Can Buy BrainChip​

Annika MasraniJul 01, 2025, 09:45 PM
Neuralink is wiring computers into the human brain. BrainChip is wiring the brain’s logic into computers. They are building the same future from opposite directions. One is a moonshot in medicine. The other is a processor you can buy today.

One company is connecting machines to human thought. The other is building machines that think like humans. Welcome to the brain-tech era, and yes, you can invest in part of it.


It sounds like the start of a movie, but it’s very real. While Neuralink is focused on creating interfaces that link the human brain directly to computers, BrainChip is designing processors that mimic the brain itself. One is surgically embedded into people. The other is being plugged into machines across defense, robotics, and edge computing. Together, they offer two sides of the same future, a future where intelligence is no longer bound by biology or silicon alone.

Neuralink Pushes Thought-Controlled Tech into Human Trials​

Neuralink, founded by Elon Musk, is building brain–computer interfaces designed to let people control devices with pure thought. In early 2024, the company successfully implanted its device into a human patient. That patient was able to play online chess without using a keyboard, mouse, or controller, just brain activity.


The company’s short-term goal is to restore basic communication and motor control to people with paralysis. Musk has said Neuralink aims to give humans a way to keep pace with artificial intelligence. It is a mission that borders on transhumanism, but Neuralink is already conducting human trials and has FDA clearance.


Despite its media attention, Neuralink is not a public company. It is privately held, and unless you’re a venture capital fund or one of Musk’s inner circle, you’re not getting a piece of it, at least not yet.

BrainChip Builds Neuromorphic Chips That Mimic the Brain​

If Neuralink wants to read your thoughts, BrainChip wants to think like them. BrainChip Holdings (AU:BRN) BRCHF +14.79% ▲ , listed on the Australian Securities Exchange under the ticker BRN, builds neuromorphic processors. These are chips designed to process information in the same way biological neurons do. The company’s flagship chip, called Akida, doesn’t just run AI models — it learns directly on the device. This allows machines to make decisions locally, instantly, and with very little power.


Unlike cloud-dependent systems that need massive servers and constant connectivity, Akida enables real-time intelligence on the edge. It is already being tested in radar systems, smart sensors, robotics, and surveillance equipment. Akida ships in a compact M.2 format, making it easy to integrate into real-world devices that need fast, efficient, on-site intelligence.


While BrainChip is still pre-revenue in many respects, and operating at a loss, it remains one of the only public companies purely focused on brain-inspired computing. Investors who want exposure to neuromorphic technology do not have many other options. Larger companies like Intel INTC +2.01% ▲ or IBM IBM -1.21% ▼ are exploring similar technologies, but BrainChip is one of the few focused entirely on the architecture of intelligence itself.

Two Companies Take Different Paths Toward the Same Goal​

Neuralink and BrainChip are working toward the same long-term goal. One is trying to bring computers closer to the brain. The other is bringing the brain’s function into computers. Neuralink is medical, invasive, and currently reserved for extreme use cases. BrainChip is commercial, software-driven, and already in field testing.


Both companies are part of a broader shift, a world in which intelligence is not exclusive to living organisms, and cognition itself becomes programmable. This may not be the full sci-fi reality of uploading consciousness, but it is clearly the first step.

BrainChip Offers Public Investors a Direct Play on Sci-Fi Tech​

Neuralink may be the more provocative story, but it is off-limits to retail investors. BrainChip, by contrast, is trading on the open market. While it is not without risk, and certainly not profitable yet, it offers a rare entry point into a technology sector that is years ahead of the mainstream.


BrainChip is not marketing fantasy. Its processors are being deployed in real scenarios, including defense and industrial use cases. If the neuromorphic field matures, and BrainChip manages to land significant design wins, its stock could reprice dramatically. For now, it remains a speculative but pure exposure to the silicon side of brain-tech.

Is BrainChip a Buy?​

Investors considering BrainChip should note that while the company is building ambitious, sci-fi-grade technology, the fundamentals are still catching up. TipRanks’ AI Stock Analysis tool gives BrainChip Holdings a rating of 39 and labels it Underperform. This score is driven by persistent losses, negative cash flow, and a bearish technical outlook, compounded by a negative P/E ratio.


While no traditional Wall Street analysts currently cover BrainChip, TipRanks offers an AI-generated Stock Analysis tool, making it one of the few tools providing insight into emerging, thinly-covered tech plays like this one. The AI model highlights significant valuation risk and weak momentum, information retail investors should weigh against the company’s long-term narrative.

Elon Musk-Backed Neuralink and BrainChip Turn Sci-Fi Into Profit. You Can Buy BrainChip - TipRanks.com

One company is connecting machines to human thought. The other is building machines that think like humans. Welcome to the brain-tech era, and yes, you can invest i...

www.tipranks.com

 

[manny100]

BrainChip’s biggest edge? It’s not just building chips and TENN's—it’s building a full-stack Edge AI platform that’s ready for deployment today.
We need to maintain our leadership position.
We used to see a comparison table as a slide in presentations showing us clearly as superior.
I guess now we just have to ask AI for a comparison against rivals.

 

[Bravo]

Ooooh...I wonder if CNRT will come to NASA's rescue?

As we all know, the CyberNeuro-RT (CNRT) product, developed by Quantum Ventura in collaboration with Lockheed Martin and Pennsylvania State University, it is an AI/ML-driven, real-time network defense cybersecurity solution. CNRT utilizes BrainChip's Akida processor.

Lockheed Martin also has substantial involvement in NASA's programs.

Regarding the development of cybersecurity solutions for NASA's space systems, while specific collaborations between Lockheed Martin and NASA on cybersecurity are not publicly detailed, Lockheed Martin's emphasis on cybersecurity in its space division suggests a focus on protecting space infrastructure. Maria Demaree, a Lockheed Martin executive, has highlighted the importance of cybersecurity in space systems, indicating the company's commitment to this area (see article below).

Both Lockheed Martin and NASA are partners of BrainChip, so it's quite plausible IMO that NASA could consider deploying CNRT to enhance cybersecurity in their space systems in future, assuming a product hits the market soon.

Lockheed Martin's Maria Demaree Discusses How Company is Ensuring Space Systems Cybersecurity

Lockheed Martin's Maria Demaree said in a recent column that the company has worked to make cybersecurity part of daily operations to secure its networks, spacecraft and personnel

www.executivebiz.com

https://opentools.ai/news/nasas-cybersecurity-gets-a-wake-up-call-from-gao-what-you-need-to-know

 

[smoothsailing18]

Elon Musk-Backed Neuralink and BrainChip Turn Sci-Fi Into Profit. You Can Buy BrainChip​

Annika MasraniJul 01, 2025, 09:45 PM
Neuralink is wiring computers into the human brain. BrainChip is wiring the brain’s logic into computers. They are building the same future from opposite directions. One is a moonshot in medicine. The other is a processor you can buy today.

One company is connecting machines to human thought. The other is building machines that think like humans. Welcome to the brain-tech era, and yes, you can invest in part of it.


It sounds like the start of a movie, but it’s very real. While Neuralink is focused on creating interfaces that link the human brain directly to computers, BrainChip is designing processors that mimic the brain itself. One is surgically embedded into people. The other is being plugged into machines across defense, robotics, and edge computing. Together, they offer two sides of the same future, a future where intelligence is no longer bound by biology or silicon alone.

Neuralink Pushes Thought-Controlled Tech into Human Trials​

Neuralink, founded by Elon Musk, is building brain–computer interfaces designed to let people control devices with pure thought. In early 2024, the company successfully implanted its device into a human patient. That patient was able to play online chess without using a keyboard, mouse, or controller, just brain activity.


The company’s short-term goal is to restore basic communication and motor control to people with paralysis. Musk has said Neuralink aims to give humans a way to keep pace with artificial intelligence. It is a mission that borders on transhumanism, but Neuralink is already conducting human trials and has FDA clearance.


Despite its media attention, Neuralink is not a public company. It is privately held, and unless you’re a venture capital fund or one of Musk’s inner circle, you’re not getting a piece of it, at least not yet.

BrainChip Builds Neuromorphic Chips That Mimic the Brain​

If Neuralink wants to read your thoughts, BrainChip wants to think like them. BrainChip Holdings (AU:BRN) BRCHF +14.79% ▲ , listed on the Australian Securities Exchange under the ticker BRN, builds neuromorphic processors. These are chips designed to process information in the same way biological neurons do. The company’s flagship chip, called Akida, doesn’t just run AI models — it learns directly on the device. This allows machines to make decisions locally, instantly, and with very little power.


Unlike cloud-dependent systems that need massive servers and constant connectivity, Akida enables real-time intelligence on the edge. It is already being tested in radar systems, smart sensors, robotics, and surveillance equipment. Akida ships in a compact M.2 format, making it easy to integrate into real-world devices that need fast, efficient, on-site intelligence.


While BrainChip is still pre-revenue in many respects, and operating at a loss, it remains one of the only public companies purely focused on brain-inspired computing. Investors who want exposure to neuromorphic technology do not have many other options. Larger companies like Intel INTC +2.01% ▲ or IBM IBM -1.21% ▼ are exploring similar technologies, but BrainChip is one of the few focused entirely on the architecture of intelligence itself.

Two Companies Take Different Paths Toward the Same Goal​

Neuralink and BrainChip are working toward the same long-term goal. One is trying to bring computers closer to the brain. The other is bringing the brain’s function into computers. Neuralink is medical, invasive, and currently reserved for extreme use cases. BrainChip is commercial, software-driven, and already in field testing.


Both companies are part of a broader shift, a world in which intelligence is not exclusive to living organisms, and cognition itself becomes programmable. This may not be the full sci-fi reality of uploading consciousness, but it is clearly the first step.

BrainChip Offers Public Investors a Direct Play on Sci-Fi Tech​

Neuralink may be the more provocative story, but it is off-limits to retail investors. BrainChip, by contrast, is trading on the open market. While it is not without risk, and certainly not profitable yet, it offers a rare entry point into a technology sector that is years ahead of the mainstream.


BrainChip is not marketing fantasy. Its processors are being deployed in real scenarios, including defense and industrial use cases. If the neuromorphic field matures, and BrainChip manages to land significant design wins, its stock could reprice dramatically. For now, it remains a speculative but pure exposure to the silicon side of brain-tech.

Is BrainChip a Buy?​

Investors considering BrainChip should note that while the company is building ambitious, sci-fi-grade technology, the fundamentals are still catching up. TipRanks’ AI Stock Analysis tool

This is great news

 

[Bravo]

Speaking of plausibility, how plausible is it that BrainChip's Akida neuromorphic processor could be integrated into Valeo's Smart Safety 360 (VSS360) system, particularly in components like radars and ultrasonic sensors?

Remembering that in 2020, BrainChip and Valeo entered into a joint development agreement to incorporate Akida into advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous vehicle platforms.

The VSS360 system's components haven't been publicly disclosed, but the system's reliance on real-time processing of data from various sensors appears to align well with Akida's capabilities. Akida's event-based processing and support for TENNs enable efficient handling of spatiotemporal data, making it suitable for applications like radars and ultrasonic sensors requiring low-latency and low-power consumption.

Production of the system is set to begin in 2026.





Valeo Group | 25 Jun, 2025 | 3 min

European premium global automaker selects Valeo Smart Safety 360 for L2 driving and parking system​

Valeo will supply its Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS), with production set to begin in 2026.

With Valeo Smart Safety 360, Valeo democratizes automotive safety with a turnkey, all-in-one, affordable solution combining performance and easy integration.



June 25, 2025 – Paris – Valeo, the global leader in Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), has been selected to supply its advanced Valeo Smart Safety 360 (VSS360) for a European premium OEM vehicle platform. With this cutting-edge ADAS system, Valeo brings together its world-class hardware, expertise in software development and system integration capabilities.
With this solution, Valeo addresses a major challenge in modern mobility: ensuring total safety around vehicles. Valeo Smart Safety 360 helps reduce accidents, improves driver assistance and advances the development of autonomous vehicles. It meets the most stringent safety standards, offering a safer and smoother driving experience at an affordable cost for automakers.

Marc Vrecko, CEO of Valeo BRAIN Division, stated: “This new award for Valeo Smart Safety 360 underscores Valeo’s leading position as a comprehensive provider of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems solutions (ADAS), capable of meeting the stringent safety and performance demands of the automotive industry. It reflects our constant drive to innovate for ever-safer mobility.”

Valeo Smart Safety 360: Scalable, cost-effective ADAS for next-generation vehicle safety​

Valeo Smart Safety 360 is a cost-optimized ADAS solution that offers best-in-class driving and parking performance in a scalable 1-box or 2-box ADAS solution. It enables OEMs to optimize costs and efficiency by removing individual Electronic Control Units (ECU) while having a limited impact on the vehicle architecture. The system is designed to scale from basic EU General Safety Regulation (GSR) compliance up to advanced Level 2+ functions. It is also engineered to comply with the US Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 127, demonstrating Valeo’s commitment to meeting the latest and most demanding safety regulations globally.
The system implemented for the European premium OEM will ensure optimal performance and system reliability thanks to radars, cameras, and ultrasonic sensors developed, manufactured and integrated by Valeo with state-of-the-art computer vision technology. Valeo will integrate radar fusion into its smart front camera and an additional Parking ECU will enable hands-free parking functions, control one to four surround-view cameras, and manage 12 ultrasonic sensors.

A “one-stop shop” approach for simpler, faster security integration​

With its “one-stop shop” approach, Valeo offers a comprehensive, integrated solution combining sensors, software intelligence, and engineering services. This turnkey offering enables manufacturers to simplify development, accelerate time-to-market, and optimize costs. Leveraging its extensive experience from producing over 30 million smart front cameras and 2 billion ultrasonic sensors, Valeo has already received eight awards for its Valeo Smart Safety 360 system worldwide.

​

https://www.valeo.com/en/european-premium-global-automaker-selects-valeo-smart-safety-360-for-l2-driving-and-parking-system/

 

[Bravo]

Latest Podcast - Sean Hehir, CEO of BrainChip, and Ming Chih, CEO of Chelpis Quantum Corp.

 

[Guzzi62]

This is great news

Is it?
How?
Underperform!

In finance, underperform signifies a stock's anticipated performance being lower than that of its peers, its sector average, or a relevant market index. It's essentially a negative outlook given by financial analysts, suggesting the stock is likely to lag behind in returns. This contrasts with an "outperform" or "buy" rating, and doesn't necessarily mean a stock will decline, but rather that its gains will be less than expected.

If they don't secure any IP deals during the remainder of the year (we just passed the 1/2 way mark) it's not good, and I will start getting worried.

Surprisingly quiet from Sean, the podcasts have stopped. Okay, that's not necessarily a negative because you can only make so many backslapping ones before people will say, okay very nice, but where are the deals?
Edit, one just came out now, well, well, LOL!

I think many investors are like me, we would really like to see some deals!

There was a post today about Renesas and I can't see anything Akida in their new MCU's?

Renesas Sets New MCU Performance Bar with 1-GHz RA8P1 Devices with AI Acceleration

www.renesas.com

The 2 IP deals that BRN secured must be running out, nothing came from them as far as I know.

The Renesas IP deal was the first BRN ever secured back in December 2020!

Sean it's your turn now, come on!

https://wcsecure.weblink.com.au/smallcaps/announcement.aspx?articleID=236902

 

[Bravo]

Hmmmmm...This news could be very promising for BrainChip.

RTX (formerly Raytheon Technologies) and Shield AI are partnering to develop autonomous drone and counter-drone technologies. Their focus is on autonomous battlefield awareness and AI-driven flight for contested environments. Autonomous edge processing is implied, even if not named explicitly.

The systems aim to be fast, reactive, and capable of operating without GPS or direct human control, leveraging AI onboard to make split-second decisions.

While BrainChip is not named in the RTX–Shield AI press release, the existing collaboration between BrainChip and Raytheon makes them a potential contributor IMO, especially if radar, electronic warfare, or on-device classification features are prioritized.

Given the Akida roadmap (including 3.0 and TENNs), BrainChip may have a pretty unique value proposition for any RTX counter-drone system that needs rapid, lightweight inference at the edge.

Shield AI employs its proprietary autonomy software, Hivemind, to enable edge processing capabilities in its autonomous systems. They have also developed EdgeOS, a modular, real-time autonomy middleware built for edge deployment. But Akida could potentially be integrated as a specialised co-processor to enhance perception or energy efficiency in subsystems within Shield AI-enabled drones or other Raytheon autonomous systems. At least this is what ChatGPT seems to think, for what it's worth.




Question : Does this mean that Hivemind and EdgeOS performs the same sorts of functions that Brainchip's tech could offer, therefore making it less likely for it to be incorporated, despite Raytheon and Brainchip's existing partnership?

Does This Make BrainChip Redundant?​

Not necessarily. Here's why:

1. Complementary Use Case:
   Hivemind still needs to process sensor data efficiently. Akida could slot in before or alongside Hivemind to preprocess radar, sonar, or audio data — especially where power, latency, or size constraints exist.
2. Mission-Specific Hardware:
   If Raytheon (or the DoD) is building smaller, lower-power drones or missile-based defense systems, Akida would be an ideal embedded neural inference engine, compared to larger, power-hungry GPU-based systems.
3. Specialized Processing:
   Akida excels in micro-Doppler radar analysis, gesture recognition, audio classification, biosignal monitoring, and anomaly detection — tasks that could offload or accelerate parts of Hivemind.
4. Raytheon Relationship:
   BrainChip already partners with Raytheon (for CyberNeuRT), which increases the probability of reuse or scaling Akida across Raytheon’s broader edge-AI architecture — possibly even complementing Shield AI’s stack.

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Bottom Line​

• Yes, Hivemind + EdgeOS provide many capabilities traditionally performed by software on CPUs/GPUs at the edge.
• No, this does not eliminate the value of BrainChip — it just means BrainChip would need to be adopted as a specialized co-processor (not the whole stack).
• Likely scenario: Akida could be integrated to enhance perception or energy efficiency in subsystems within Shield AI-enabled drones or other Raytheon autonomous systems.

RTX, Shield AI announce new partnership for drone & counter-drone tech - Breaking Defense

Shield’s “Hivemind” autonomy software will go on an undisclosed “operational weapon,” while Shield’s ViDAR sensor software will go on Raytheon’s MTS multi-sensor turret to help in tracking and targeting incoming enemy drones.

breakingdefense.com

RTX and Shield AI Partner to Develop New Defense Capabilities  

The companies are collaborating to deliver enhanced mission autonomy capabilities for national defense    (July 1, 2025) – Today, RTX and Shield AI announced a new partnership to integrate Shield AI capabilities into select RTX defense products, like loitering munitions and sensors. This...

shield.ai

 

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Sell on good news I would guess?

 

[smoothsailing18]

Is it?
How?
Underperform!

In finance, underperform signifies a stock's anticipated performance being lower than that of its peers, its sector average, or a relevant market index. It's essentially a negative outlook given by financial analysts, suggesting the stock is likely to lag behind in returns. This contrasts with an "outperform" or "buy" rating, and doesn't necessarily mean a stock will decline, but rather that its gains will be less than expected.

If they don't secure any IP deals during the remainder of the year (we just passed the 1/2 way mark) it's not good, and I will start getting worried.

Surprisingly quiet from Sean, the podcasts have stopped. Okay, that's not necessarily a negative because you can only make so many backslapping ones before people will say, okay very nice, but where are the deals?
Edit, one just came out now, well, well, LOL!

I think many investors are like me, we would really like to see some deals!

There was a post today about Renesas and I can't see anything Akida in their new MCU's?

Renesas Sets New MCU Performance Bar with 1-GHz RA8P1 Devices with AI Acceleration

www.renesas.com

The 2 IP deals that BRN secured must be running out, nothing came from them as far as I know.

The Renesas IP deal was the first BRN ever secured back in December 2020!

Sean it's your turn now, come on!

https://wcsecure.weblink.com.au/smallcaps/announcement.aspx?articleID=236902

Face value being in the same sentence as Elon is imo great news even tho it hasn't $$$$$ attached yet. We are heading north like a turtle but we're moving.

 

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Last weeks news???

He try’s to post something positive now and then to try and hide his real intentions

 

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Bring it on Akida ,

 

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I would like to see a parrot @Esq.111 !?!?