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Listen to the 5 mins 4 second mark but Luca whole presentation is very impressive.
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Listen to the 5 mins 4 second mark but Luca whole presentation is very impressive.
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Prophesee named to
La French Tech 120
PARIS – February 20, 2023 – Prophesee today announced it was named to the French Tech Next120 list, a recognition and support program for top startups from the French government. The prestigious annual list recognizes France’s highest performing startups confirmed by the amount of funds raised and/or hypergrowth of their revenues. Coming off a fundraise round that elevated the company to be the EU’s most well-funded fabless semiconductor startup, inclusion in the FT120 further solidifies Prophesee’s unique position as a European leader in the vision sensors ecosystem.
Launched in 2019 by the Mission French Tech, the French Tech Next40/120 is a program for the Government to support the most successful French start-ups, who have the potential to become world-class technology leaders. Selection criteria: The selection criteria for the class of 2023 were particularly demanding. The program is aimed at start-ups with the most potential, selected according to two complementary approaches:
● fundraising, testifying to the trust investors have in these companies: they had to have raised at least €40 million between 2020 and 2022, a threshold that has doubled in relation to the class of 2022 (40 companies selected among those eligible, in order of fundraising).
● hyper-growth, which testifies to the trust of these companies’ clients: they had to demonstrate a turnover of at least €10 million during the last closed fiscal year and showing an average growth of at least 25% during the last three closed fiscal years (40 companies selected from those eligible, in order of revenue).
Find all the information on the French Tech Next40/120 on the Mission French Tech website: www.lafrenchtech.com/en
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Prophesee’s Big Three: Sony, Qualcomm and Smartphones | The Ojo-Yoshida Report
Finally, event-based image sensors leveraging neuromorphic engineering principles come to smartphones.
ojoyoshidareport.com
By teaming with Sony, the world’s largest CMOS image sensor company, and Qualcomm, which commands a 50-percent share of the mobile SoC market, Prophesee, a Paris-based startup, is finally finding a massive volume market for its unique event-based cameras in smartphones.
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What has this got to do with us? A lot, but also nothing.Prophesee’s Big Three: Sony, Qualcomm and Smartphones | The Ojo-Yoshida Report
Finally, event-based image sensors leveraging neuromorphic engineering principles come to smartphones.
By teaming with Sony, the world’s largest CMOS image sensor company, and Qualcomm, which commands a 50-percent share of the mobile SoC market, Prophesee, a Paris-based startup, is finally finding a massive volume market for its unique event-based cameras in smartphones.
In spite of us being able to do event-based cameras, this is not us. It annoys me they say 'unique' as it is not unique, because we and the Prophesee partner (Synsense) can do it.
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PROPHESEE on LinkedIn: #ces2024 #ces #ar #vr #edgecomputing #iot #smartdevices #eventbased…
📅👀 #CES2024 is just around the corner! If you’re making the annual journey to Vegas and want to see the event-based future of IoT, AR/VR/XR, next-generation…
Nice, but no use of Akida
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Is that a sure thing?
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