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Probably a top 20 announcement 
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Okeydokey01
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Can I let you know tomorrowā¦
In all seriousness though what I do feel is that with each passing day this is becoming more and more a tinderbox, so when we do get an announcement of any sort of substance it is going to go ballistic.
wilzy123
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100%! Just look at the volume at the start of the year for evidence of that.
Learning
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Hi Diogenes,
Renesas Electronics126.910 Follower:innen33 Min. ā¢ vor 33 Minuten
The future of #HMI is fully embracing #AI, allowing interfaces to recognize finger touches and gestures in place of mechanical keys. In this blog, @MohammedDogar discusses the changing HMI landscape and the product core functionalities that will accommodate these changes - recording, AI generation as well as monitoring and tuning, features that are available on our QE Tool for Capacitive Touch. Read on more details ā http://ow.ly/Eypw50K5XgS
1. Recording
Gesture data can be registered simply by performing the gesture that you want the AI to recognize on the capacitive sensor. The registered data is displayed in a list supporting the deletion of data from failed gestures and an importing feature.
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2. AI Generation
During the processes of creating the AI (data pre-processing, deep learning, and conversion to C source code), the Renesas QE tool automatically proceeds with optimum processing for gestures. Although automating AI creation is usually challenging, this can be achieved by focusing the target on the gesture.
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3. Monitoring & Tuning
You can monitor and tune the precision of the created AI on the actual machine. If a gesture has not been correctly recognized, you can immediately add the waveform to the training data by clicking on the [Add Data] button on the monitoring screen of the Renesas tool to give feedback to the AI algorithm.
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The journey ahead is an exhilarating one as the demand for enhanced intelligent touch and smart gesture recognition solutions is expanding with breakthrough applications across consumer and industrial segments. For further information please check the following link
Thanks for sharing Sirod69,
Here the full Link, when you get a chance, can you deep dive on this. Thank you.
"Artificial Intelligence (AI) can support enhanced gesture recognition and touch, by assisting to determine what the user intends to select on the screen at the start of the on-screen action, thereby speeding up the interaction." (Predective Sensor/Drawing inferences?)
Learning
Slymeat
Move on, nothing to see.
Iām pretty certain they either miss-quoted that 15 mins charge from solar plus regenerative driving to get 300 kms additional range or the video suffered from bad editing.Thanks for posting this Mm very interesting even though no specific BRN / Akida ref
Was really hoping theyād floor it and see what sheād do across the quarter mile, but maybe thatās coming
But liked the fact that the driver described , it felt like a Mercedesā & not like a concept car and may be able to be potentially moved into production quickly.
The 15min charge to get 300klms range whilst underway was a surprise (with solar & motion charging), so would like to see how long itād take to fully charge at rest from mains elec.
The computers analysis of wind / aero dynamics / energy etc looks good and assume if AI is linked it could take learned past driver behaviour to personalise calcs / readouts / recommendations
In the entire 1200km test drive they quoted the regeneration system only amounted to a couple of kw. Impressive, I agree, but not 300km extension of range. Closer to 20km at the impressively efficient 8.5 kW per 100km.
To add 300km range, by driving in sunlight, is purely impossible. Otherwise the EQXX, on a sunny day, would be a perpetual motion machine.
Driving at its max speed of 140km/hr it would only cover 35 kms in 15 minutes, and so, based on that calc, would have 265km of spare capacity, by solar and regenerative charging alone. It absolutely makes no sense.
And anyway - as a weight saving measure: āThe solar panels only convert into 12V power and donāt go to the 900 Volt drive systemā. https://electrek.co/2022/07/25/mercedes-eqxx-drive/
So the solar panels only help with ancillaries that are run off the 12V standard car battery. The solar panels, thusly configured, are merely a gimmick and only extend the range by reducing the draw down for ancillary power needs. The 12V system probably runs the lights, the radio, and power operated devices such as windows, seats etc.
It is even debatable whether or not the solar panels are even of any benefit at all as the small power generation probably doesnāt offset the additional weight, nor the huge expense to repair simple scratches.
I can only accept that some bad (intentional?) video editing caused the confusion. They probably were talking about 15 minutes connected to a super fast charger, but bad editing cut that into talk about the solar panels and regenerative system.
cosors
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I guess it was called too many times because it disappeared behind a PW these minutes for me. Here is the full article I had posted before in my Graphite Bar:
"Magnis seeks court order to reveal hotcrapper usersā identities
Jul 27, 2022 ā 3.53pm
ASX-listed battery manufacturing group Magnis Energy Technologies has lodged a federal court application demanding penny stock message board hotcrapper disclose the identity of 15 anonymous posters it believes disparaged the company.
The July 22 application against hotcrapper operator Report Card Pty Ltd seeks an order to force hotcrapper to disclose the full name and address of each poster in addition to email addresses, any internet protocol (IP) address, the internet service provider, and any social media accounts linked to the hotcrapper accounts.
Magnis refused to comment on the court application, although itās believed the company is furious over what it sees as a series of malicious and false statements anonymously posted to hotcrapper message boards about Magnisā management and operating performance.
Some posters named in the court application use anonymous hotcrapper accounts, including Mondrian, Fritzl, Clare69, Rat1973, Sunrock, and Johnyb26. *****************, parent company of hotcrapper, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
According to court documents, the lawyer for hotcrapper operator Report Card agreed to provide the identification details of the posters in compliance with any court order. However, by July 22, K&L Gates, the lawyers for Magnis, sent further correspondence reiterating the identification request and putting Report Card on notice.
Magnisā chairman Frank Poullas is named as an applicant in the court request as seeking to pursue a defamation claim.
Australian Securities and Investments Commission has previously made inquiries with Magnis over the trading of its shares. In November 2021, the company issued an ASX statement in response to media coverage denying it was being investigated by ASIC, but conceded inquiries had been made.
The battery tech play reached a share price high of 73Ā¢ on a market value of around $714 million on December 11 as retail investor enthusiasm for anything associated with lithium or electric vehicles peaked, but the stock had crashed back to 31Ā¢ on Wednesday.
Magnis owns New York-based company Imperium3, which it says operates a lithium-ion battery manufacturing project. For the nine months to March 31, it reported zero revenue and an operating cash loss of $17.9 million. Investing cash outflows totalled $23.6 million, with the company reporting cash on hand of $81.8 million as at March 31.
Nowhere to hide
In June 2019 penny stock mining company Flinders Mines successfully obtained an order from the Supreme Court of Western Australia to force hotcrapper to disclose the identity of individual posters on the basis the posters had made allegedly defamatory comments against Flinders Mines stakeholders.The case highlighted that hotcrapperās terms and conditions contained provisions that stated it would maintain information about each userās real identity.
On June 7 ASIC announced Gabriel Govinda, a hotcrapper poster using anonymous online identity Fibonarchery, had pleaded guilty to 23 charges of unrelated stock manipulation and 19 charges of illegal dissemination of information relating to manipulation.
ASIC said the charges were in relation to hotcrapper posts and Mr Govinda now faces a maximum penalty of 10 yearsā jail, alongside a fine up to $765,000.
On June 5, the Federal Court of Australia ordered Twitter to disclose the identity of anonymous account @PRGuy17 so Melbourne-based social commentator Avi Yemini could pursue a defamation action against him.
While former NSW deputy premier John Barilaro was awarded $715,000 on June 6 in defamation damages from YouTube-owner Google, after a user named Jordan Shanks posted multiple videos defaming Mr Barilaro.
The case saw Justice Steven Rares reject Googleās arguments that it should not be liable as a publisher because it did not create the content. Legal commentators have suggested both Google and Twitter will now move faster to censor user content in Australia.
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Tom writes and comments on markets including tech, crypto, software, small caps, banking, payments, and regulation. He worked in asset management at Bank of New York Mellon and is a member of the CFA Society of the UK as an IMC graduate. Connect with Tom on Twitter."
Magnis seeks court order to reveal HotCopper usersā identities
The lithium-ion battery company is demanding to know the real identity and social media accounts of 15 anonymous posters it believes disparaged it.
RobjHunt
Regular
Sorry but what colour green is more your flavour?After this morningās excitement I feel very let down, today was looking very promising.
dam you ASX
alwaysgreen
Top 20
I know some were let down by the lack of a run up today especially given the NASDAQ last night was on 
and we were off and running this morning.
I thought I would compare this little run to our previous run from 68 cents up to $2.30 at the start of the year.
That run lasted 12 days. We had 10 green days and 2 red days in that 12 day period. 6 straight green days was our longest consecutive green streak.
This run has so far also lasted 12 days. Maybe it has run out of steam like the last run did after 12 days which is why we had the pullback today?
Still, we have gone from 80 cents to $1.27 in these 12 days. Not quite as sexy as 68 cents to above $2 but it is still nearly 60%. Impressive to say the least. In this run, we had 7 straight green days, then 2 reds, a flat day and 2 more greens.
I have no idea why I am posting this and it doesn't really have any meaning but I was bored and wanted to share my findings.
AKIDA BALLISTA
#BRINGBACKTHEFACT
and we were off and running this morning.I thought I would compare this little run to our previous run from 68 cents up to $2.30 at the start of the year.
That run lasted 12 days. We had 10 green days and 2 red days in that 12 day period. 6 straight green days was our longest consecutive green streak.
This run has so far also lasted 12 days. Maybe it has run out of steam like the last run did after 12 days which is why we had the pullback today?
Still, we have gone from 80 cents to $1.27 in these 12 days. Not quite as sexy as 68 cents to above $2 but it is still nearly 60%. Impressive to say the least. In this run, we had 7 straight green days, then 2 reds, a flat day and 2 more greens.
I have no idea why I am posting this and it doesn't really have any meaning but I was bored and wanted to share my findings.
AKIDA BALLISTA
#BRINGBACKTHEFACT
Potato
Regular
Thanks for posting. I found it interesting to hear about.I know some were let down by the lack of a run up today especially given the NASDAQ last night was on
I thought I would compare this little run to our previous run from 68 cents up to $2.30 at the start of the year.
That run lasted 12 days. We had 10 green days and 2 red days in that 12 day period. 6 straight green days was our longest consecutive green streak.
This run has so far also lasted 12 days. Maybe it has run out of steam like the last run did after 12 days which is why we had the pullback today?
Still, we have gone from 80 cents to $1.27 in these 12 days. Not quite as sexy as 68 cents to above $2 but it is still nearly 60%. Impressive to say the least. In this run, we had 7 straight green days, then 2 reds, a flat day and 2 more greens.
I have no idea why I am posting this and it doesn't really have any meaning but I was bored and wanted to share my findings.
AKIDA BALLISTA
#BRINGBACKTHEFACT
Sam
Nothing changes if nothing changes
Yesā¦.. bring back FF (bring back the bi(FF))I know some were let down by the lack of a run up today especially given the NASDAQ last night was on
I thought I would compare this little run to our previous run from 68 cents up to $2.30 at the start of the year.
That run lasted 12 days. We had 10 green days and 2 red days in that 12 day period. 6 straight green days was our longest consecutive green streak.
This run has so far also lasted 12 days. Maybe it has run out of steam like the last run did after 12 days which is why we had the pullback today?
Still, we have gone from 80 cents to $1.27 in these 12 days. Not quite as sexy as 68 cents to above $2 but it is still nearly 60%. Impressive to say the least. In this run, we had 7 straight green days, then 2 reds, a flat day and 2 more greens.
I have no idea why I am posting this and it doesn't really have any meaning but I was bored and wanted to share my findings.
AKIDA BALLISTA
#BRINGBACKTHEFACT
Damo4
Regular
How good is this, sorry if I'm late to the party and was posted earlier today.
"In court filings, Magnis and Mr Poullas demand the details of 15 hotcrapper users using pseudonyms such as Mondrian, Fritzl, Stickshift and NoAdds."
https://amp.theaustralian.com.au/bu...n/news-story/52268f3fd59c1b0ff5161fb17390eab1
"In court filings, Magnis and Mr Poullas demand the details of 15 hotcrapper users using pseudonyms such as Mondrian, Fritzl, Stickshift and NoAdds."
Spot on hamilton66. Buying this business is a definite winner. And some powerful entities are thinking that also.
I keep looking over my shoulder expecting to see INTEL lurking in the shadows for some reason. Can't shake that feelin.
Yak52.
Fredsnugget
Regular
Unfortunately I had a major boot blow out and had to cut my trip short( note to self, take spare boots when in the middle of bum f#@k idaho), only managed a few grams, and a sat phone would ruin the serenity of being totally alone.
At least we still had a green day today, not as big as I hoped but green is green.
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RobjHunt
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Nice result Fred!
Slymeat
Move on, nothing to see.
I went off on a little tangent with my previous post. To answer your actual question and assuming that by āmainsā you mean a standard GPO (General Purpose Outlet)āat an absolute minimum, it would take 28 hours to charge a 100kWh system from a standard GPO in Australia (240V at 15A -> 3.6 kW per hour).Thanks for posting this Mm very interesting even though no specific BRN / Akida ref
Was really hoping theyād floor it and see what sheād do across the quarter mile
But liked the fact that the driver described , it felt like a Mercedesā & not like a concept car and may be able to be potentially moved into production quickly.
The 15min charge to get 300klms range whilst underway was a surprise (with solar & motion charging), so would like to see how long itād take to fully charge at rest from mains elec.
The computers analysis of wind / aero dynamics / energy etc looks good and assume if AI is linked it could take learned past driver behaviour to personalise calcs / readouts / recommendations
Charging an EV is equivalent to running 25 refrigerators continuously. Or the same as 2 complete ducted AC units running full time. It IS a massive drain on the electricity grid. And if EV adoption increases without grid upgrades, welcome to rolling blackouts. In Australiaāwe will see that when 5-10% of cars on the roads are EVs. According to a study I read just last weekāthe power grid for the city of Geelong can support only 2 EVs per 100 households being charged at home on a daily basis.
RobjHunt
Regular
"In court filings, Magnis and Mr Poullas demand the details of 15 hotcrapper users using pseudonyms such as Mondrian, Fritzl, Stickshift and NoAdds." lololol
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