BRN Discussion Ongoing

[@ladenbauer]

AKIDA also works with the cloud, don't understand why everyone always speculates on no cloud. It's the perfect security system. Autonomous driving . Cloud fails in the tunnel, disruption, etc. Akida drives on.

 

[cosors]

AKIDA also works with the cloud, don't understand why everyone always speculates on no cloud. It's the perfect security system. Autonomous driving . Cloud fails in the tunnel, disruption, etc. Akida drives on.

That is clear to us. I was specifically concerned here only with this one case of surveillance or recognition of faces and the very strict German data protection. With autonomous driving, the system has to connect to the server from time to time to update. No contradiction, much more specific to surveillance in this country. Here, not even demonstrations are allowed to be recorded, at least that's the case for me and the surveillance cameras on the street at hot spots. If an officer is on site and loads the data locally or manually, then that can be a solution to very many problems in this country. I also think of airports and wanted criminals. You know how it works with data protection in Germany, I just assume.

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Can you still remember the fingerprint on the ID Card!? There will never be a central (private! for auto OEMs) cloud-based collection of facial data here (difference cloud to server). That's where Akida can fill that gap. Therefore, from my point of view, an Akida-based facial recognition in vehicles is a no brainer and universal solution for this specific case. Who else can do that?

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Heck, I keep thinking that we need Qualcomm and e.g. facial recognition on phones and that worldwide, all data compliant.

 

[Sirod69]

Yesterday I was in Tollwood in Munich and now I really had to read up so much.

However, I met my inner self, which told me you won't sell your shares, you stay strong, believe in the iceberg.....

 

[Sirod69]

Mit Chips zu „Technik fürs Leben“: Bosch investiert weitere Milliarden in sein Halbleiter-Geschäft

Mikroelektronik ist Erfolgsfaktor für alle Geschäftsfelder

www.bosch-presse.de

With chips to “Invented for life”: Bosch is investing billions more in its semiconductor business

Microelectronics is a success factor for all business areas
- By 2026, Bosch will invest three billion euros in its semiconductor business as part of IPCEI Microelectronics and Communications Technology.
- Bosch boss Dr. Stefan Hartung: "Microelectronics is the future".
- New semiconductor development centers are established in Reutlingen and Dresden.

From cars and e-bikes to household appliances and wearables: Semiconductors are an indispensable part of all electronic systems and set the pace in the modern world of technology.

"Microelectronics is the future and a key success factor for all Bosch business areas. With it we hold in our hands a central key for the mobility of tomorrow, the Internet of Things and our 'Invented for Life'"
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With its investment package, Bosch is planning, for example, a new development center in Reutlingen and Dresden for a total of more than 170 million euros.

(Rob Telson likes)

 

[Rise from the ashes]

https://www.st.com/content/st_com/en.html

STM32L4R9:
https://www.st.com/content/ccc/reso...df/jcr:content/translations/en.DM00378984.pdf

https://www.st.com/content/st_com/en/search.html#q=Chrom-ART Accelerator-t=products-page=1

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Sorry, overlooked that you have already picked it out

I don't see any mention of SNN though in that pdf.

 

[Sirod69]

All on-board: demand for on-device processing continuing to rise for product engineers | XMOS

Three quarters of engineers see increasing demand, despite existing high levels, as they seek to integrate AI capabilities into their devices Bristol, UK, 1 ...

www.xmos.ai

 

[equanimous]

AKIDA also works with the cloud, don't understand why everyone always speculates on no cloud. It's the perfect security system. Autonomous driving . Cloud fails in the tunnel, disruption, etc. Akida drives on.

At the edge, in the cloud, in space and to Mars. Ubiquitous

 

[Mt09]

Mt09............insulting someone who has replied to your post is exactly what i would expect from a "fence sitter" and lazy investor.

I would suggest you take your own advice since you advocate doing nothing & take that bex yourself and return to the lounge you seem so comfortable to be on. You won't be missed by anyone.

Yak52.

I posted a factual reply the company has no legal responsibility to update ..LEGAL.. LEGAL (just in case you missed the first time). I’m not talking about warm and fluffy moral obligations like you seem to be caught on, with hyper emotional posting and sooking about shifters every second day. Maybe offload a few share if you can’t stand the heat..

I’m more than confident in where brainchip is headed eventually..

 

[MrRomper]

Naveed Sherwani on LinkedIn: As the headline says, we are very excited about “The first-ever RISC-V… | 10 comments

As the headline says, we are very excited about “The first-ever RISC-V laptop is now available for preorder.” Now, we are not saying that this laptop is going… | 10 comments on LinkedIn

www.linkedin.com

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[stuart888]

While we wait for secondary confirmation of Citicorp Nominees Pty Ltd increasing their holding to 173,844,961 , as per the register dated 11/07/22 , I thought I would also provide an update on the top 1000 make up . Also , in my opinion the Citicorp holdings is not about any takeover activity , but rather more interest from multiple international ownership in BRN .

To be in the top X , you need to be holding X or greater :

20 - 4,416,795
30 - 3,200,000
40 - 2,317,156
50 - 2,081,731
100 - 1,134,424
150 - 920,000
200 - 687,000
250 - 555,000
300 - 477,708
350 - 402,000
400 - 363,315
450 - 315,000
500 - 299,176
550 - 275,000
600 - 250,000
650 - 234,116
700 - 210,674
750 - 200,000
800 - 200,000
900 - 173,798
1000 - 150,000

Refer register dated 11.07.22

Good luck to all holders , big or small .

Interesting that your list started some comment-friction over: Who Cares the Most?
So who does care the most? In no particular order.

A) Largest percentage of net worth.
B) Rocket with $20k or $30k, and is a spiking neural nut (sorry, could not resist!).
C) Warren Buffet's 1% share of BRN (I guess he can hide it).
D) A top 20 share holder.
E) A dad with $10k that he put into his daughter's college fund, as she really wants to be a doctor.
F) Insert your particular situation here!

I would submit that it is not the number of shares, but rather the potential value to that particular person's circumstances.

 

[GStocks123]

Hmm Bosch!?

Check out this job at Bosch:
https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/3163331871

 

[Quatrojos]

Imaging & Machine Vision Europe, Oct 2021

'Prophesee’s first Vision show was in 2016...

Since then a lot has changed: a few weeks ago Sony announced neuromorphic sensors based on the firm’s technology, and earlier in the year Prophesee won investment from the Chinese AI venture capital firm, Sinovation – the first European company to do so – along with Xiaomi as a corporate investor, showing the technology has scope for use in mobile devices.

Prophesee’s CEO, Luca Verre, explained that machine vision remains an important market segment for the company. Prophesee began by targeting machine vision for the first three iterations of its sensor, in part because the form factor of those sensors was too large for consumer devices but a fit for machine vision. Now, its fourth generation sensor, which has just been released with Sony, has an optical form factor that can fit easily into consumer devices, even mobile, Verre said.'

Neuromorphic pioneer recognised at Vision Stuttgart | Imaging and Machine Vision Europe

Prophesee has won the Vision Award for its event-based approach to imaging. Greg Blackman speaks to Luca Verre, the firm’s CEO, about prospects for the technology

www.imveurope.com

Sony, through Prophesee, should know all about Akida...

 

[Rise from the ashes]

I just don't get the monthly subscription for heated seats (BMW)

 

[alwaysgreen]

I just don't get the monthly subscription for heated seats (BMW)

It's ridiculous but I guess with all the supply chain issues, the used car market has become very profitable and they want a way to continue to make money after the initial sale. It's kind of cool IF it is cheaper to purchase without it. I have heated seats that I have never used so would be happy to have paid $3k less and I never would have paid for the subscription.

 

[equanimous]

I just don't get the monthly subscription for heated seats (BMW)

subscription to a hot ass

 

[Slymeat]

I see Intellisense have a new solicitation proposal with NASA.

Unlike the NECR proposal which is now Ph II, this one doesn't specify Akida however I've highlighted a red section and given their experience with us so far you would have to expect the same path...no?

NASA SBIR 2022-I Solicitation | H6.22-1780 - Adaptive Deep Onboard Reinforcement Bidirectional Learning System | Proposal Summary

Proposal Information​

Proposal Number:
22-1- H6.22-1780


Subtopic Title:
Deep Neural Net and Neuromorphic Processors for In-Space Autonomy and Cognition


Proposal Title:
Adaptive Deep Onboard Reinforcement Bidirectional Learning System

. . .​

(310) 320-1827
Technical Abstract (Limit 2000 characters, approximately 200 words):
NASA is seeking innovative neuromorphic processing methods and tools to enable autonomous space operations on platforms constrained by size, weight, and power (SWaP). To address this need, Intellisense Systems, Inc. (Intellisense) proposes to develop an Adaptive Deep Onboard Reinforcement Bidirectional Learning (ADORBL) processor based on neuromorphic processing and its efficient implementation on neuromorphic computing hardware. Neuromorphic processors are a key enabler to the cognitive radio and image processing system architecture, which play a larger role in mitigating complexity and reducing autonomous operations costs as communications and control become complex. ADORBL is a low-SWaP neuromorphic processing solution consisting of multispectral and/or synthetic aperture radar (SAR) data acquisition and an onboard computer running the neural network algorithms. The implementation of artificial intelligence and machine learning enables ADORBL to choose processing configurations and adjust for impairments and failures. Due to its speed, energy efficiency, and higher performance for processing, ADORBL processes raw images, finds potential targets and thus allows for autonomous missions and can easily integrate into SWaP-constrained platforms in spacecraft and robotics to support NASA missions to establish a lunar presence, to visit asteroids, and to extend human reach to Mars. In Phase I, we will develop the CONOPS and key algorithms, integrate a Phase I ADORBL processing prototype to demonstrate its feasibility, and develop a Phase II plan with a path forward. In Phase II, ADORBL will be further matured, implemented on available commercial neuromorphic computing chips, and then integrated into a Phase II working prototype along with documentation and tools necessary for NASA to use the product and modify and use the software. The Phase II prototype will be tested and delivered to NASA to demonstrate for applications to CubeSat, SmallSat, and rover flights.
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Duration: 6

Well spotted @Fullmoonfever, we all know there is only one available commercial neuromorphic computing chip.

 

[Slymeat]

https://arxiv.org/pdf/2207.04663.pdf

Seems like they are trying to solve, with a tiny CNN, reduced memory, and hence extremely specialised piece of equipment, what has already been solved with sparcity and the Neuromorphic SNN of Akida.

I don‘t think this tiny solution has tiny power usage (I accept that they propose 76.3mW which is great) or learning ability. It seems to be a single purpose device. I.e. you program it for a specific task, and that task only.

But it is a step in the right direction.

It is actually great to see people spending time, effort and money trying to solve what Akida has already achieved. It is only a matter of time before their bean counters step in and say “stop trying to re-invent the wheel”.

And in this device I see yet another use for WeeBit’s ReRAM. Maybe I should drop the company an email.

 

[Rise from the ashes]

It's ridiculous but I guess with all the supply chain issues, the used car market has become very profitable and they want a way to continue to make money after the initial sale. It's kind of cool IF it is cheaper to purchase without it. I have heated seats that I have never used so would be happy to have paid $3k less and I never would have paid for the subscription.

Not understanding how it would be cheaper you would still have the system installed in the vehicle. I need to do a bit more research.
@equanimous now for some hot ass that is a bargain.

 

[Rise from the ashes]

Well spotted @Fullmoonfever, we all know there is only one available commercial neuromorphic computing chip.

@uiux already has a thread mentioning the above.
But always good to post as some might not have seen it or just forgotten it because the sheer amount of info this group comes up with.

 

[Phoenix14]

Hi all , I just saw a Mercedes bens video testing vehicle in Surry hills ( Sydney ) it had nividia written on the side door ! Unfortunately I couldn’t get a pic .