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The hurdle is manifesting itself in rising energy prices. We're still limbering up...
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thelittleshort
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Argo AI might not be using Akida but they know about it and think it's "pretty cool"
I contacted the Senior Director of Software Engineering | Head of Perception to ask if he was aware of BrainChip and Akida
He seems like a great dude
I sent him a link to the BrainChip Designing Smarter and Safer Cars with Essential AI document
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equanimous
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Will Japan ban heated toilet seats as non essential heating? Or do their bottoms warrant it
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If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
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Prof. Hossam Haick met with Microsoft founder Bill Gates in South Africa - LNBD
Prof. Hossam Haick met with Microsoft founder Bill Gates in South Africa. Gates, who is working to eradicate infectious diseases in the Third World, wanted to learn about the innovative technology developed by Prof. Haick: an “adhesive bandage” for fast and inexpensive diagnosis of tuberculosis.
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If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
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Beverly Hills, CA / August 17, 2022
This in an in-person event by invitation only.
If you are interested in attending this event or Southern California events in the future, please contact us at technion.losangeles@ats.org.
Join us for an exclusive event with award-winning Technion Professor Hossam Haick, dean of undergraduate studies, founder of Na-Nose, a non-invasive disease diagnosis device, and the inventor of more than 50 patents.
Most recently, Prof. Haick and his team created a groundbreaking smart e-skin motion sensor which can be used in early disease diagnosis, alerting of motor system disorders such as Parkinson’s disease. Hear from Prof. Haick, a pioneer in the fields of artificial intelligence and nanotechnology, about this project and his other breakthrough research that is changing the way we diagnose disease.
Hossam Haick
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Hossam Haick is the F.M.W. Academic Chair in the Wolfson Faculty of Chemical Engineering at the Technion, head of the Laboratory for Nanomaterial-based Devices, a faculty member of the Russell Berrie Nanotechnology Institute at the Technion, and the dean of undergraduate studies. He is an expert in the field of nanotechnology and a pioneer in the area of non-invasive disease diagnosis.
Prof. Haick development of the Nano Artificial Nose (Na-Nose), which uses nanosensors guided by artificial intelligence to detect the scent of more than 23 specific disease biomarkers in a person’s breath, including various cancers, kidney disease, and Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s diseases. In 2020, he began furthering the award-winning breathalyzer technology to pick up the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19, even in infected people who are asymptomatic.
Prof. Haick has registered more than 50 patents and launched multiple startups. He has developed a wearable health monitor system that can be attached to shirts, jewelry, and eyeglasses, allowing users to go about their days without interruption as the technology detects any signs of early disease. His artificially intelligent nanoarray technology has earned him prestigious grants including the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Award, and he has been named to more than 80 top-rank listings worldwide, including the “MIT Technology Review” list of 35 leading young scientists in the world
Prof. Haick was born in Nazareth, earned his bachelor’s degree from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev in 1998, and his Ph.D. from the Technion in 2002. He returned to the Technion in 2006 and was promoted to full professor in 2011.
How Nanotechnology Is Changing the Way We Diagnose Diseases
Beverly Hills, CA / August 17, 2022
With Prof. Hossam Haick
Dean of Undergraduate Studies and Founder of NaNoseThis in an in-person event by invitation only.
If you are interested in attending this event or Southern California events in the future, please contact us at technion.losangeles@ats.org.
Join us for an exclusive event with award-winning Technion Professor Hossam Haick, dean of undergraduate studies, founder of Na-Nose, a non-invasive disease diagnosis device, and the inventor of more than 50 patents.
Most recently, Prof. Haick and his team created a groundbreaking smart e-skin motion sensor which can be used in early disease diagnosis, alerting of motor system disorders such as Parkinson’s disease. Hear from Prof. Haick, a pioneer in the fields of artificial intelligence and nanotechnology, about this project and his other breakthrough research that is changing the way we diagnose disease.
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Hossam Haick
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Hossam Haick
Hossam Haick is the F.M.W. Academic Chair in the Wolfson Faculty of Chemical Engineering at the Technion, head of the Laboratory for Nanomaterial-based Devices, a faculty member of the Russell Berrie Nanotechnology Institute at the Technion, and the dean of undergraduate studies. He is an expert in the field of nanotechnology and a pioneer in the area of non-invasive disease diagnosis.
Prof. Haick development of the Nano Artificial Nose (Na-Nose), which uses nanosensors guided by artificial intelligence to detect the scent of more than 23 specific disease biomarkers in a person’s breath, including various cancers, kidney disease, and Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s diseases. In 2020, he began furthering the award-winning breathalyzer technology to pick up the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19, even in infected people who are asymptomatic.
Prof. Haick has registered more than 50 patents and launched multiple startups. He has developed a wearable health monitor system that can be attached to shirts, jewelry, and eyeglasses, allowing users to go about their days without interruption as the technology detects any signs of early disease. His artificially intelligent nanoarray technology has earned him prestigious grants including the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Award, and he has been named to more than 80 top-rank listings worldwide, including the “MIT Technology Review” list of 35 leading young scientists in the world
Prof. Haick was born in Nazareth, earned his bachelor’s degree from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev in 1998, and his Ph.D. from the Technion in 2002. He returned to the Technion in 2006 and was promoted to full professor in 2011.
Space Cadet
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Bloody hell FF. Just realised my last post I stuffed up. Should not post while doing 3 things. Sorry for confusion, just realised I said Akida 2.0 cortical columns instead of 2.0 with LSTM. Will go back and edit.
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I hear next year they will be dropping the hurdle in favour of limbo as there were not enough entires this year to have a decent competition.
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Fastback6666
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Quarterly Report is most likely due out today based on past report dates.
In hours out after hours is the question.
In hours out after hours is the question.
Lex555
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Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
IMEC's breath analyser doesn't seem to be as fast and efficent as the Na-nose device. For the Na-nose breathalyzer you just need to blow into the device for a couple of seconds from a distance of 2 centimeters and the results come back within 30 seconds. With the IMEC device you have to blow into the device for 1 minute. It delivers results in approx twenty minutes taking into account the 1 minute sampling time and a subsequent PCR of under 15 min.
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Xhosa12345
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true-
27th, 27th, 26th, and 21st - the previous 4 reports
although due to the weekend the due date not until the 31st
i anticipate very concise 'give us nothing' wording same as last time which i spat the dummy about and wrote to the company about, so not expecting much different here. all ill be looking at the the cash receipts number.
given the conciseness of the expected report, i dont see why it shouldnt be out today or tomorrow.
given im a punter ill say cash receipts $5.4 - nearest to the pin....
wilzy123
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The ASX requirements for a 4C are pretty cut and dry, and I think you can safely bet on the fact that BRN are not in the habit of pumping fluff like ANN's given their track record of late. So essentially, they will report only on anything that is required of them (by the ASX) or that which they consider to be of substance to investors and the market. I am not sure what you think is needed over and above that?
In terms of expected revenue - it's anyone's guess at this very early stage in their growth. It will just be a guess and essentially there will be nothing of substance that anyone can peg against that guess to evaluate whether the value that eventuates is 'good' or 'bad'. Anyone that attempts to do so is either a reporter from the motley fool or a subscriber of theirs.
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VictorG
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My guess is $500 Mill, if not this 4c then most definitely in the next 10 or so 4C's
SebThatGermanChap
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You know why they're called Handy?Siemens once had the Transrapid. The best and most advanced in the world, e.g. Siemens sold everything to China. There was a little fight in politics. The Greens didn't want to give it to Stoiber, a conservative bone from Munich. There are probably some here who still know the story. But perhaps want to see it differently. Siemens...
and Handys
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Handy is German for phone
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He wanted to build the technology on a route from the airport to the city with the magnetic levitation train, a few kilometres. The Greens did not want to grant the conservatives this triumph. The argument was money. Today, this technology is crossing China. Not everything that is green is good.
Handy des Kabel vergessen?
Vanman1100
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How good would a trade halt at 9am be.
Also Melbourne cup drinks in the arvo.
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Oooofff! Better call Saul!
www.theguardian.com
Tesla under US criminal investigation over self-driving claims, sources say
Reuters learns US DoJ launched investigation last year after more than a dozen crashes, some fatal, involving Autopilot system
BTW, how's the Cortina going?The only reason I invested in BrainChip is because of Ford. If I have been misled then I will be seeking legal advice.
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