BRN Discussion Ongoing

[Labsy]

You need this one

Yeah baby!!!

 

[Lex555]

Get use to seeing this Chippers , going to be a huge 6 months

Nice spot T, I always keep an eye out during 9’s financial section for BRN, knowing it’ll soon be a household name, dwarfing afterwho

 

[Rise from the ashes]

Interesting article on Understanding the errors introduced by military AI applications. Also interesting because Jeff Krichmar worked on the patriot missile as software engineer.

Understanding the errors introduced by military AI applications | Brookings

The embrace of AI in military applications comes with immense risk: New systems introduce the possibility of new types of error, and understanding how autonomous machines will fail is important when crafting policy for buying and overseeing this new generation of autonomous weapons.

www.brookings.edu

 

[Slade]

Sadly, I doubt Nviso will licence our IP. They are simply too small a company to pay the licence fees of circa $1m.
They’ve bought a development kit and are using it in their testing which is great, but I am confident they’ll access our IP in products they commercialise via Renasas or MegaChips.

It’s the chip companies that have the production and IP output volumes that allow paying licence fees to make sense from a commercial perspective.

As an example, how many smart fridges would LG need to sell to recoup the licence fees for akida before they even consider breaking even on the rest of their opex costs. The answer is too many. So they’ll access our IP via distributors.

Thanks Sera, got it. Wonder who they will go through….Renesas or MegaChips.

 

[Rise from the ashes]

Sadly, I doubt Nviso will licence our IP. They are simply too small a company to pay the licence fees of circa $1m.
They’ve bought a development kit and are using it in their testing which is great, but I am confident they’ll access our IP in products they commercialise via Renasas or MegaChips.

It’s the chip companies that have the production and IP output volumes that allow paying licence fees to make sense from a commercial perspective.

As an example, how many smart fridges would LG need to sell to recoup the licence fees for akida before they even consider breaking even on the rest of their opex costs. The answer is too many. So they’ll access our IP via distributors.

They'll be listing on the ASX so raising a pissy mill plus will be no issue at all. Already had 29 million in funding also

 

[Dallas]

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All VIVOTEK

 

[Dallas]

 

[cosors]

Dear BRN community,

I'm coming over from the TLG threads to ask some ASX related question that effects (as far as I could see) almost all stocks at the ASX, but not all in the same manner. You guys seem to have more experience than us with these things, thats why I am coming here for the question. (nice 10% pop for you today )

Today is a bad example, but I have observed quite a number of times that the share price seems to rise a few % in the last hour of a trading day. Look at the plot yesterday for an example which was quite typical. I didn't do any statistical analysis, but I bet that it would stick out if you do. I have seen it in TLG quite often and also a couple of times in BRN, though I dont follow BRN that closely.

Do you have any idea why that is? Does it have anything to do with canceled orders or maybe a change in bid-ask spread towards the end of a trading day? Is there a way to see the spread on the ASX?

Cheers,
Semmel

Is there a way to see the spread on the ASX?

Answered by Esq.111 some time ago. I just stumbled across his post by chance.
https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-2022.1/post-62253

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To the others: Today the SP of BRN here in Germany is again nearly as cheap as it was may 9 (difference). Cheaper than on the ASX. The next day everything was balanced again, but the next day was May 10...

 

[cosors]

My bet is SiFive later this year with a mobile phone chip design....perhaps with Microsoft/Nokia... just a hunch/guess.

Not that the Russian market means anything, just thought of the news I read a few weeks ago. When I think of RISC-V, I often think of China.
https://techwireasia.com/2022/06/china-made-mobile-phones-gaining-popularity-in-russia/

 

[cosors]

Deep Learning to go: Vision Cam AI.go | IMAGO Technologies

+++𝗡𝗘𝗪 𝗣𝗥𝗢𝗗𝗨𝗖𝗧+++ It only takes a few minutes to train our new deep learning camera 𝗩𝗶𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗖𝗮𝗺 𝗔𝗜.𝗴𝗼. It was developed primarily for end-users who have little or no experience in programming or image processing. The AI camera classifies objects into up to 5 classes. Vision Cam AI.go is...

www.linkedin.com

Seems to be Intel?
https://imago-technologies.com/wp-c...hnologies-and-Orobix-announce-cooperation.pdf

 

[Lex555]

Looking good for another day of green with NASDAQ up 1.75% last night. Bus is warming up tyres again

 

[Sirod69]

0,603 EUR +0,058 EUR +10,64 %
a good day for BRN in Germany yesterday we stood at 0,545, now Australia comes soon, good morning you all

 

[buena suerte :-)]

Been a long time since these sort of numbers were showing at Commsec:

511 buyers for 5,134,280 units
152 sellers for 1,575,036 units

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Yes FF and nice to see! pre open order has gone through

7:53:56 AM

0.9092

100,000

90,922.600

ASX

LT XT

 

[Fact Finder]

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We are pleased to present the nominees for the 4th annual AI Innovation Awards, to be presented on July 19 at VentureBeat's annual flagship event.

venturebeat.com

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AI on the Edge​

Today’s AI applications and workflows go far beyond the cloud, moving to edge devices closer to human activity – even reaching as far as users’ mobile devices. This award goes to a company taking AI in distributed computing to the next level.

Ford Motor Company

Every year, Ford Motor Company produces millions of vehicles across multiple models, each with a variety of different package options. Manufacturing at that scale makes it time-consuming and challenging to look at every facet of the production process. Ford is using computer vision AI at the edge in several of its manufacturing plants to help detect and correct defects in the body of the cars — identifying defects that are difficult to detect but can be costly and risk customer satisfaction. This is helping Ford lower repair and warranty costs, and helping them produce higher quality vehicles for their customers

 

[Fastback6666]

Yes FF and nice to see! pre open order has gone through

7:53:56 AM

0.9092

100,000

90,922.600

ASX

LT XT

Get your tickets quick! Nasdaq may have finally found a bottom as well and is bouncing hard. Tech stocks are the flavour again.

 

[alwaysgreen]

Get your tickets quick! Nasdaq may have finally found a bottom as well and is bouncing hard. Tech stocks are the flavour again.

Am I missing something? That order is over 3 cents below yesterday's closing price?

 

[Akida27]

Anyone know how that pre open order was for .90?

 

[Cyw]

Am I missing something? That order is over 3 cents below yesterday's closing price?

It is still early, the fundies are still making their coffee.

 

[Filobeddo]

Get your tickets quick! Nasdaq may have finally found a bottom as well and is bouncing hard. Tech stocks are the flavour again.

Give me a pre order like this one

 

[Dang Son]

Afternoon Saap25 ,

Cheers for posting.

I have absolutely no idea what has happened here.

Hopefully one of our more learned here can fill us in.

Yak .......may be our best bet on enlightening us all on this one.

*I might add , with the cancelation of...
2,551,250 options ,
And 805,666 restricted stock, today the total security's on issue
are 1, 825,127 ,717 .

* having a WILD stab in the dark, possibly the -2,147,483,648 ETXT trade is the total volume of BRN stock traded on the ASX / CHX for the financial year?¿???

Regards,
Esq.