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Totally agree.
It’s been a great learning curve for me over the last 3.5 years & have no problems waiting .
The avalanche will arrive that’s a certainty .
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It’s been a great learning curve for me over the last 3.5 years & have no problems waiting .
The avalanche will arrive that’s a certainty .
uiux
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I think a more appropriate analogy could be
If it walks like a cat and sounds like a cat....
We still don't know if it's dead or alive in the box
Let's have a peek, shall we?
robsmark
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Great find SG, this certainly looks promising. I wouldn’t expect any announcements from Brainchip about this though, I dont think that’s how licensing agreements work. I’d expect to see this translated into revenue though in the December 4c.
cosors
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That is exactly my thought and approach. Specifically I'm interested in facial recognition or driver recognition as it will probably become mandatory. The laws are not yet in place as well as the laws regarding AI-based data processing, probably next year.
I'm quite sure that Nviso+Akida has or will get the attention of some lawyers in this particular area. Through MB we have at least more attention in Germany than in the US. There Tesla attracts all the attention. Be it about lawsuits over facial recognition in the vehicle or recognition outside. Apart from lawsuits against Autopilot (now also one in Germany). As far as I know none of the lawsuits have been settled yet.
Nviso should do some/more lobbying in Brussels so that the key politicians in the law-making process realise that there is also a non-cloud based solution to the problem.
uiux
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Maybe renesas have a radiation detector
uiux
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Anyone else blown away by the fact that Jim Farley the Ford CEO is Chris Farleys cousin LOL
Stable Genius
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uiux
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Here’s a post with the Renesas CTO discussion Brainchips use on an Arm M33.
Renesas
MC Not sure the second part of their tweet is a positive message unless of course you are Puto or live in North K but yes hopefully that is one of many revenue streams to eventuate.thestockexchange.com.au
"spiking neural network with BrainChip core licensed for selected applications – we have licensed what we need to license from BrainChip including the software to get the ball rolling.”
Anil Mankar was quoted, specifying they licensed the "2 nodes IP" - I think from an ee article?
What other tidbits do we have?
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
I defo hope it’s alive then! MEOW!
uiux
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Air-Quality Sensor Shrinks in Size
Renesas Electronics' David Simpson highlights the company's latest line of sensors that detect air quality.
uiux
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8.6 Sensor Module Algorithm and Firmware
To operate the ZMOD4410, the software and libraries provided by Renesas should be used. The algorithm for the user’s microprocessor always
uses the raw output signals from the ZMOD4410, which are resistances, to determine the level of gases present. Depending on the
microprocessor and compiler used, the firmware and its algorithms require 10 to 30 kB flash size. All algorithms feature an automated baseline
correction function, ensuring that the module can learn from its environment and distinguish elevated levels of gases under all conditions. The
proprietary metal oxide (MOx) used in the sensor ensures that the sensor module can respond effectively to changing TVOC during long-term
operation. Therefore, the user focus should always be on the relevant output parameters: The IAQ level according to UBA, the TVOC
concentration (available in mg/m3 and as Ethanol equivalent in ppm), and/or the estimation of carbon dioxide (eCO2).
For implementing the sensor module in a customer-specific application, detailed information on the programming is available.
More information
and guidance on the firmware integration, architecture, and supported platforms are available in the ZMOD4410 Programming Manual – Read
Me. Code Examples in C and additional firmware descriptions for API, HAL, libraries, etc., are included at no cost in the downloadable firmware
package from the ZMOD4410 product page
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NVISO Tim Llewellynn investors@nviso.ch
8/8/22 23:36
While the engineering team at NVISO has been hard at work (see BrainChip’s quarterly announcement on activities which offers huge potential in the Automotive EV space for in-cabin sensor monitoring), we are very pleased to see that commercial developments are also advancing successfully in parallel within the Automotive sector with Tier 1 and Tier 2 partners.
NVISO provides AI Solutions to premium Automotive OEMs looking to deliver the most robust safety features while innovating with convenience features for occupant monitoring systems. We are pleased to announce we have recently inked two new important automotive deals:
Automotive Tier 1 System Integrator: NVISO has successfully concluded a paid development license with a global automotive system integrator:
- Targeting low power embedded hardware for intelligent cockpit applications.
- Allows system integrator to carry out demonstrations and pre-award work to secure design-wins with OEMs for embedding NVISO's Human Behaviour AI.
- Core component of the future of intelligent driving and smart cockpits.
- Access to low power edge computing software and hardware for porting of its Human Behaviour AI SDK to automotive grade platforms used by OEMs worldwide.
- Allows NVISO to continue to deliver easy to integrate AI Solutions directly for OEMs.
Now who's nViso's favourite intelligent cockpit hardware provider?
Snap!
Boab
I wish I could paint like Vincent
You are too quick for me.
Nice trifecta though!
I'll send you mine.
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