Hi @TopCat, FF,Exciting technology @TopCat
No I had not seen this article or picked up on this research with Xilinx.
There are clear links to Xilinx as you have shown and others have explored dots across a number of areas but no one has yet proven exactly what might be happening between Brainchip and Xilinx.
@Diogenese might be able to find a patent that could enhance the collective knowledge on this robotic arm being controlled by neural impulse.
My opinion only DYOR
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AKIDA BALLISTA
I haven't read the article, but, if it is about using spikes to control an arm, that is a curious case of morphic resonance, as I had just referred to the sensor-to-brain path, which Akida does, and the brain-to-muscle path, which Akida does not do (yet).
As to Xilinks, we used their FPGA to make the BrainChip Accelerator which made a brief appearance here a couple of days ago.