Have you tried the crab walk to maintain the same orientation between your handset and the base station tower?
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No but I have tried crab rolls. FF
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By the by has anyone who actually always gets it right worked out when the joint reveal of AKIDA ruling the Edge by Rob Telson and Sean Hehir is going to take place in Eastern Standard Time?
I am thinking it might be a must watch. FF
I am thinking it might be a must watch. FF
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While waiting for our takeaway came across this little gem. For newer holders AKIDA is being trialled at Ames:
“Cognitive Communications
On the upcoming TechEdSat-13 3U CubeSat mission, NASA’s Ames Research Center, NASA’s Glenn Research Center, Intel, the Exploration Institute, and Brisk Computing will perform the first-ever operation of a neuromorphic processor in space. The Space Communications and Navigation (SCaN) Cognitive Communications project will participate in the mission through its SBIR partner, Brisk Computing, to conduct a demonstration of in-space data routing using a spiking neural network implementation. The mission is anticipated to launch in late 2021”
No opinion only speculation so DYOR
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“Cognitive Communications
On the upcoming TechEdSat-13 3U CubeSat mission, NASA’s Ames Research Center, NASA’s Glenn Research Center, Intel, the Exploration Institute, and Brisk Computing will perform the first-ever operation of a neuromorphic processor in space. The Space Communications and Navigation (SCaN) Cognitive Communications project will participate in the mission through its SBIR partner, Brisk Computing, to conduct a demonstration of in-space data routing using a spiking neural network implementation. The mission is anticipated to launch in late 2021”
No opinion only speculation so DYOR
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Zedjack33
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Don’t forget this one peeps.
IIF is excited to announce that our online eventwill take place on February 17, 2022.
Welcome to the International Investment Forum 2022!
UPCOMING IIF EVENTIIF is excited to announce that our online eventwill take place on February 17, 2022.
I wish we actually did...formally... Announce a partnership...Just a little write up about us
Aussie's in the race to deliver AI-on-chip
This year's CES saw Aussie Brainchip Holdings announce its partnership with Mercedes-Benz to deploy its AI-at the edge chip to manage the voice control system in new model EQXX. The chipset is said to be 5-10x more energy efficient. The latest AI and silicon developments come off the back of recent commercialisation of their new products & research collaboration with Air Force Research Laboratory. The new neural network processor is being designed to execute machine learning models more efficiently (event driven and energy). Other use cases including cyber security (anomaly detection for IoT?) are being explored.
But alas, that ship is still in a top secret dry dock somewhere..
Let alone sailed..
Damn NDAs and secrecy and all that stuff.
Still a good share though @TechGirl , keep it up!
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DingoBorat
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Hey FactFinder, I think that might be a case of Intel, pulling the rug out from under us, with NASA.
Not because Loihi is better than AKIDA, because it's not (currently).
I wouldn't be surprised, if Intel had offered NASA, monetary "incentives" to use Loihi.
Intel pays PC makers again not to use AMD processors
So far, the source says only about the mini-PC NUC Intel seems to have returned to the practice of unfair competition. Recall, more than 10 years ago, the company was found guilty of bribing PC manufacturers and large stores in one way or another so that they used and sold exclusively Intel...
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"Intel seems to have returned to the practice of unfair competition. Recall, more than 10 years ago, the company was found guilty of bribing PC manufacturers and large stores in one way or another so that they used and sold exclusively Intel products"
The above article, in just conjecture at this stage, but is from 2020.
Intel has been previously convicted of anti-competition practices and has a long history of it.
NASA, isn't that important to us, in a monetary sense, but the marketing value of being associated with them, is priceless.
The fact that NASA, may not need the tech "immediately", gives Intel the "in", to push Loihi, with a little under the table footsies..
I hope it's not the case, that they have stopped working with us, for that reason.
But the possibility is there..
All governments are corrupt.
My opinions only.
GLTA!
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Space Cadet
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Not sure what to make of this. US Navy obviousley interested in SNNs if they need some way to test SNN Hardware???
https://www.sbir.gov/sbirsearch/detail/1925303
https://www.sbir.gov/sbirsearch/detail/1925303
HopalongPetrovski
I'm Spartacus!
Don't sweat it Brother.
They go up, they go down.
That's the game.
No significant known change in our company overnight.
The macro's doing its thing's, and some provoke and others panic.
As long as were not in beyond our depth we can weather virtually any storm.
As FF say's......have a plan.
AKIDA BALLISTA
AKIDA EVERYWHERE
GLTAH
... and big business.Hey FactFinder, I think that might be a case of Intel, pulling the rug out from under us, with NASA.
Not because Loihi is better than AKIDA, because it's not (currently).
I wouldn't be surprised, if Intel had offered NASA, monetary "incentives" to use Loihi.
Intel pays PC makers again not to use AMD processors
So far, the source says only about the mini-PC NUC Intel seems to have returned to the practice of unfair competition. Recall, more than 10 years ago, the company was found guilty of bribing PC manufacturers and large stores in one way or another so that they used and sold exclusively Intel...
"Intel seems to have returned to the practice of unfair competition. Recall, more than 10 years ago, the company was found guilty of bribing PC manufacturers and large stores in one way or another so that they used and sold exclusively Intel products"
The above article, in just conjecture at this stage, but is from 2020.
Intel has been previously convicted of anti-competition practices and has a long history of it.
NASA, isn't that important to us, in a monetary sense, but the marketing value of being associated with them, is priceless.
The fact that NASA, may not need the tech "immediately", gives Intel the "in", to push Loihi, with a little under the table footsies..
I hope it's not the case, that they have stopped working with us, for that reason.
But the possibility is there..
All governments are corrupt.
My opinions only.
GLTA!
TheFunkMachine
seeds have the potential to become trees.
This might already been shared. Posted 3 days ago. Very interesting and easy to understand explanation of Neuromorphic technology and some of the use case/benefit of the technology. Nothing new to most of us. He did not mention Akida so I left a comment for him to do some exploring.
But what I found most interesting is him saying there are multiple ways of creating Neuromorphic technology and it’s not a one way rout to market. Can anyone with better competency help me understand if Brainchip trough their patens have a big enough more to protect against potential other route to market than Brainchip has?
Labsy
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Don't think so... the impression given to us is NASA is excited about brainchip... worst case in my opinion is they may be finding uses for Loihi for " political reasons " as was mentioned...but NASA know what's what in the tech world. AKIDA is clearly the winner... time will tell.Hey FactFinder, I think that might be a case of Intel, pulling the rug out from under us, with NASA.
Not because Loihi is better than AKIDA, because it's not (currently).
I wouldn't be surprised, if Intel had offered NASA, monetary "incentives" to use Loihi.
Intel pays PC makers again not to use AMD processors
So far, the source says only about the mini-PC NUC Intel seems to have returned to the practice of unfair competition. Recall, more than 10 years ago, the company was found guilty of bribing PC manufacturers and large stores in one way or another so that they used and sold exclusively Intel...
"Intel seems to have returned to the practice of unfair competition. Recall, more than 10 years ago, the company was found guilty of bribing PC manufacturers and large stores in one way or another so that they used and sold exclusively Intel products"
The above article, in just conjecture at this stage, but is from 2020.
Intel has been previously convicted of anti-competition practices and has a long history of it.
NASA, isn't that important to us, in a monetary sense, but the marketing value of being associated with them, is priceless.
The fact that NASA, may not need the tech "immediately", gives Intel the "in", to push Loihi, with a little under the table footsies..
I hope it's not the case, that they have stopped working with us, for that reason.
But the possibility is there..
All governments are corrupt.
My opinions only.
GLTA!
(Akida inside Intel?? Just a matter of time)
M_C
Founding Member
Stole this one from "Feaby" on the crapper...........At first I scoffed as the article is old (dated October 2020) but on second glance it's actually quite interesting and could be a further dot to SAMSUNG possibly?
Thoughts?
www.pocket-lint.com
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Mercedes-Benz to support Samsung SmartThings, starting with 2021 S-Class
Mercedes-Benz will soon work with Samsung's smart home platform, opening up what you can do inside one of its vehicles.
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Who cares?
If everything goes to plan for Brainchip, as most of us are confident it will, I’ll then be able to afford a rocket like that!! 🏍
AKIDA BALLISTA
Hi FF. I hope you are right, and you might be to some degree, but this is more related to the fact that Moscow sits towards one end of the vast North European Plain.
This plain is largely open and relatively flat with very little in the way of natural defences. Moscow's location in particular is indefensible.
Moscow’s experience with invasions goes back to the Mongol invasion of Kievan Rus and the Siege Of Moscow in 1238. That was from the east.
In the past 210 years Russia has had to deal with three invasions from the west; once by the French and twice by the Germans. The Poles have also had a go from time to time (although they are more often on the receiving end). The second invasion by the Germans cost the Russians 20 million dead.
Russia’s longstanding strategy to deal with this lack of natural defensive terrain is to create a buffer zone by pushing its borders out as far as possible to any mountainous region it can reach, most notably the Carpathians in central/eastern Europe and the Caucasus mountains to the south.
Unfortunately, this strategy involves the Russians occupying other people’s territory. It is well known in the region that once the Russians are there, it is very hard to get them to go home.
The end of the Cold War meant they did go home. Ever since, NATO has been expanding eastwards and Putin sees this as a threat to Russia. He sees Ukrainian membership of NATO (if it were to occur) as an existential threat to Russia. The Ukrainian border is just 450 km from Moscow. Most modern main battle tanks can do that on one or two tanks of fuel…
You and I both know NATO has no intention of invading Russia, and as far as I know don’t have plans to permit Ukraine into NATO. Strategic planning, however, is not based on intent but on capability. The Russians are understandably paranoid.
Putin has said the collapse of the Soviet Union was the greatest geopolitical disaster of the Twentieth Century. He was not concerned so much with the downfall of Communism as he was with the disintegration of the Soviet “Empire” and the loss of the other 14 ‘republics’ that made up the Soviet Union. That made up Russia’s buffer zone.
Putin is intent on rebuilding Russia’s might and if not recovering the buffer zone, at least having a good degree of control over it.
I don’t know if the Russians will invade this week or not, but they occupied Ukraine for 400 years and they are not about to just walk away and leave it alone.
Disclosure: My father is Ukrainian (but Australian for the past 70 years). His step-father, whom I called grandfather and whose name I carry, was Polish.
butcherano
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I like it @ManChildreborn😜. I think one of the main links to Samsung here is that Akida will be working hand in hand with Cerence. Cerence have essentially developed the human like interaction/component to the system and then we provide the way to implement it on the edge. The MBUX system in Mercedes uses both Akida and Cerence technology. Cerence are also working with Amazon for the Alexa equivalent. Plus a bunch of other auto makers that will want this technology. Hopefully this isn't rehashing old info. I think it has been flagged before by others. Interesting anyway...Stole this one from "Feaby" on the crapper...........At first I scoffed as the article is old (dated October 2020) but on second glance it's actually quite interesting and could be a further dot to SAMSUNG possibly?
Thoughts?
Mercedes-Benz to support Samsung SmartThings, starting with 2021 S-Class
Mercedes-Benz will soon work with Samsung's smart home platform, opening up what you can do inside one of its vehicles.
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