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Think you’re forgetting @Space Cadet the whole point of this forum is the exchange of opinions & research.
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stuart888
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Has any conclusion been reached by the group on who might be the Hearing Aid company? Syntiant yes/no/maybe? The fact that Brainchip still lists Hearing Aids as part of the job solution is interesting. This would be a product with a much quicker "go to market" time frame. There is a lot of info when searching in google for "auditory sensor spiking neural network".Anything of any interest here especially with the recent job opening regarding hearing aids. Patent assigned to Syntiant
Microcontroller interface for audio signal processing
U.S. Patent Number 11270198 for Microcontroller interface for audio signal processinguspto.report
Seems like the perfect low power SNN solution. From what I read; it is the Spike Timing that can be used to filtering out the background noise. Called a Biological Neural Network, Fascinating. Go Brainchip Team!
Anything of any interest here especially with the recent job opening regarding hearing aids. Patent assigned to Syntiant
Microcontroller interface for audio signal processing
U.S. Patent Number 11270198 for Microcontroller interface for audio signal processing
Rise from the ashes
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Love that Abstract
Disclosed is a neuromorphic-processing systems including, in some embodiments, a special-purpose host processor operable as a stand-alone host processor; a neuromorphic co-processor including an artificial neural network; and a communications interface between the host processor and the co-processor configured to transmit information therebetween. The co-processor is configured to enhance special-purpose processing of the host processor with the artificial neural network. Also disclosed is a method of a neuromorphic-processing system having the special-purpose host processor and the neuromorphic co-processor including, in some embodiments, enhancing the special-purpose processing of the host processor with the artificial neural network of the co-processor. In some embodiments, the host processor is a hearing-aid processor.
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For us Germans it would mean something like investing the hard way entering an AGM in Australia, but I'm pretty sure after the last votes the proxy voting next year will be much more crowded than it ever was before.
Just in my personal understanding Peter is the one who understands the implications behind the technique, keeping the ethics alive confrontated with the business. Of course we all want to earn money, but do it with a good feeling is much better. Peter and Anil are Brainchip, no other way.
Just in my personal understanding Peter is the one who understands the implications behind the technique, keeping the ethics alive confrontated with the business. Of course we all want to earn money, but do it with a good feeling is much better. Peter and Anil are Brainchip, no other way.
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jtardif999
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Have been thinking about the whole Vorago Akida radiation-hardening abandonment thing and you know I think it makes sense that this may be the case when you consider the company’s change of policy to just be an IP producing company. NASA perhaps intend to use a chip architecture containing Akida IP in the final analysis and that chip architecture will be the one that gets radiation hardened. That would then put this whole thing into perspective - why would the company be saying we are no longer a chip company if we intended to sell radiation hardened Akida chips? Just my thoughts..With Akida successful with phase 1 and helping the rover to achieve 20kph ( 40kph downhill). We might want to revisit this document..
NASA SBIR 2022 Phase I Solicitation
H6.22 Deep Neural Net and Neuromorphic Processors for In-Space Autonomy and Cognition
Lead Center: GRC
Participating Center(s): ARC
Scope Title
Neuromorphic Capabilities
Scope Description
This subtopic specifically focuses on advances in signal and data processing. Neuromorphic processing will enable
NASA to meet growing demands for applying artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms onboard a
spacecraft to optimize and automate operations. This includes enabling cognitive systems to improve mission
communication and data-processing capabilities, enhance computing performance, and reduce memory
requirements. Neuromorphic processors can enable a spacecraft to sense, adapt, act, and learn from its
experiences and from the unknown environment without necessitating involvement from a mission operations team.
Additionally, this processing architecture shows promise for addressing the power requirements that traditional
computing architectures now struggle to meet in space applications.
The goal of this program is to develop neuromorphic processing software, hardware, algorithms, architectures,
simulators, and techniques as enabling capability for autonomous space operations. Emerging memristor and other
radiation-tolerant devices, which show potential for addressing the need for energy-efficient neuromorphic
processors and improved signal processing capability, are of particular interest due to their resistance to the effects
of radiation.
Additional areas of interest for research and/or technology development include: (a) spiking algorithms that learn
from the environment and improve operations, (b) neuromorphic processing approaches to enhance data
processing, computing performance, and memory conservation, and (c) new brain-inspired chips and
breakthroughs in machine understanding/intelligence. Novel memristor approaches that show promise for space
applications are also sought.
This subtopic seeks innovations focusing on low-size, -weight, and -power (SWaP) applications suitable to lunar
orbital or surface operations, thus enabling efficient onboard processing at lunar distances. Focusing on SWaPconstrained
platforms opens up the potential for applying neuromorphic processors in spacecraft or robotic control
situations traditionally reserved for power-hungry general-purpose processors. This technology will allow for
increased speed, energy efficiency, and higher performance for computing in unknown and uncharacterized space
environments including the Moon and Mars. Proposed innovations should justify their SWaP advantages and target
metrics over the comparable relevant state of the art (SOA).
Expected TRL or TRL Range at completion of the Project
4 to 6
Primary Technology Taxonomy
Level 1
TX 10 Autonomous Systems
Level 2
TX 10.1 Situational and Self Awareness
Desired Deliverables of Phase I and Phase II
Prototype
Hardware
Software
Desired Deliverables Description
Phase I will emphasize research aspects for technical feasibility and show a path toward a Phase II proposal.
Phase I deliverables include concept of operations of the research topic, simulations, and preliminary results. Early
development and delivery of prototype hardware/software is encouraged.
Phase II will emphasize hardware and/or software development with delivery of specific hardware and/or software
products for NASA, targeting demonstration operations on a low-SWaP platform. Phase II deliverables include a
working prototype of the proposed product and/or software, along with documentation and tools necessary for
NASA to use the product and/or modify and use the software. In order to enable mission deployment, proposed
prototypes should include a path, preferably demonstrated, for fault and mission tolerances. Phase II deliverables
should include hardware/software necessary to show how the advances made in the development can be applied
to a CubeSat, SmallSat, and rover flight demonstration.
State of the Art and Critical Gaps
The current SOA for in-space processing is the High Performance Spaceflight Computing (HPSC) processor being
developed by Boeing for NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC). The HPSC, called the Chiplet, contains 8
general purpose processing cores in a dual quad-core configuration. Delivery is expected by December 2022. In a
submission to the Space Technology Mission Directorate (STMD) Game Changing Development (GCD) program,
the highest computational capability required by a typical space mission is 35 to 70 GFLOPS (billion fast logical
operations per second).
The current SOA does not address the capabilities required for artificial intelligence and machine learning
applications in the space environment. These applications require significant amounts of multiply and accumulate
operations, in addition to a substantial amount of memory to store data and retain intermediate states in a neural
network computation. Terrestrially, these operations require general-purpose graphics processing units (GPGPUs),
which are capable of teraflops (TFLOPS) each—approximately 3 orders of magnitude above the anticipated
capabilities of the HPSC.
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Neuromorphic processing offers the potential to bridge this gap through a novel hardware approach. Existing
research in the area shows neuromorphic processors to be up to 1,000 times more energy efficient than GP-GPUs
in artificial intelligence applications. Obviously, the true performance depends on the application, but nevertheless
the architecture has demonstrated characteristics that make it well-adapted to the space environment.
Relevance / Science Traceability
The Cognitive Communications Project, through the Human Exploration and Operations Mission Directorate
(HEOMD) Space Communications and Navigation (SCaN) Program, is one potential customer of work from this
subtopic area. Neuromorphic processors are a key enabler to the cognitive radio and system architecture
envisioned by this project. As communications become more complex, cognition and automation will play a larger
role to mitigate complexity and reduce operations costs. Machine learning will choose radio configurations and
adjust for impairments and failures. Neuromorphic processors will address the power requirements that traditional
computing architectures now struggle to meet and are of relevance to lunar return and Mars for autonomous
operations, as well as of interest to HEOMD and Science Mission Directorate (SMD) for in situ avionics capabilities.
References
Several reference papers that have been published at the Cognitive Communications for Aerospace Applications
(CCAA) workshop are available at: http://ieee-ccaa.com
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hyper-efficient Ai
Your thinking makes a lot of senseHave been thinking about the whole Vorago Akida radiation-hardening abandonment thing and you know I think it makes sense that this may be the case when you consider the company’s change of policy to just be an IP producing company. NASA perhaps intend to use a chip architecture containing Akida IP in the final analysis and that chip architecture will be the one that gets radiation hardened. That would then put this whole thing into perspective - why would the company be saying we are no longer a chip company if we intended to sell radiation hardened Akida chips? Just my thoughts..
equanimous
Norse clairvoyant shapeshifter goddess
we can hire this for our forty plus thousand shareholders AGM 2023
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I'm considering when this little band from Perth plays with the original line up. Pardon me, I'm coming for sure.
SebThatGermanChap
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stuart888
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Quick summary of the 9-hour video from the Brainchip sponsored IESA AI Summit 2022. Everything is inspiration and exactly why Brainchip SNN is at the right time, right place. It is freaky to hear over-and-over everyone preaching the direction of the industry. All roads lead to Brainchip. Yeah Low-Power-Spiking-AI at the far-far-damn-far-edge!
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Morning all- very interesting video on Prof Hossam H regardless if Akida’s embedded..
Wow! Thanks for posting @GStocks123!!!
PS: This says that the NA-NOSE prototype is in production and will be available in 3 years!!!!!!!!
PSS: The video has been seen by over 1.5 million people.
PSSS: I think we all know what the AI is.
(2.35 min)
When you exhale into the NA-NOSE, this device will study the breath using nanotechnology and AI. It will look for those tiny cancer molecules and if it catches them it will signal an alert and that's how this machine can tell if you have cancer or not even before any of the the symptoms show, just based on your breath.
(4.05 min)
His device is still a prototype and it's in production and within 3 years he says we should be able to get this device in our hands.
Good question. At last count we produced 7000 chips with most reserved for EAP customers, which has now been formalized into Enablement.
Hope the upcoming 4C can shine some light on this.
Rise from the ashes
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That document was produced 3rd of march 2021 and original agreement with brn was sep 2nd 2020.Have been thinking about the whole Vorago Akida radiation-hardening abandonment thing and you know I think it makes sense that this may be the case when you consider the company’s change of policy to just be an IP producing company. NASA perhaps intend to use a chip architecture containing Akida IP in the final analysis and that chip architecture will be the one that gets radiation hardened. That would then put this whole thing into perspective - why would the company be saying we are no longer a chip company if we intended to sell radiation hardened Akida chips? Just my thoughts..
Just throwing that out there for interest. The lastest finding regarding nasa.
KMuzza
Mad Scientist
Have been thinking about the whole Vorago Akida radiation-hardening abandonment thing and you know I think it makes sense that this may be the case when you consider the company’s change of policy to just be an IP producing company. NASA perhaps intend to use a chip architecture containing Akida IP in the final analysis and that chip architecture will be the one that gets radiation hardened. That would then put this whole thing into perspective - why would the company be saying we are no longer a chip company if we intended to sell radiation hardened Akida chips? Just my thoughts..
hi JT- see post # 21799- dated Sat 16th July 2022
AKIDA NEURON FABRIC INTERGRATES INTO ANY ARM CPU
VORAGO Technologies Radiation Hardened Products — VORAGO Technologies
VORAGO Technologies has a broad portfolio of radiation-hardened (rad-hard) products made for the space environment. From the Arm® Cortex-M4 family, to the Arm M0 Microcontroller family, to the rad-hardLatch-up Monitor IC, VORAGO has a product scalable to any size project. Space qualified, QML Class
www.voragotech.com
HopalongPetrovski
I'm Spartacus!
Perhaps if you propose something in detail.
ATM its a bit like "lets eliminate world hunger"
Sure, great idea and believe most would be in favour..... but exactly how would we achieve it?
Particularly when your premise acknowledges the scepticism of "you can't trust anyone in this game."
I think if this potential for a take over ever becomes a known reality, then this forum as it stands, will become a rallying point for its in depth discussion and the propagation of a concerted effort to either deny or endorse a course of voting action.
I don't know whether the thousand eyes actually holds 25%, but think with a concerted and obvious self interested voting direction we would be at the least an influential block not only for our combined shares held, but for the noise we could generate.
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Answer: Australia = Where BrainChip was born.
18 July 2022
www.aumanufacturing.com.au
18 July 2022
What is Australia’s place in the semiconductor world? - Australian Manufacturing Forum
Our world as we know it could not exist without semiconductors, an industry of immense technological, economic and strategic importance, and expected to grow in value from $US 600 billion last year to $US 1 trillion by 2030.
www.aumanufacturing.com.au
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