Socionext tweeted about mobile robots and took the time to copy in BrainChip!!!! Shouldn’t we all be just a tad excited by this. Well spotted @Baisyet
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Socionext tweeted about mobile robots and took the time to copy in BrainChip!!!! Shouldn’t we all be just a tad excited by this. Well spotted @Baisyet
DOW up overnight so perhaps a bit of relief on Mon. Ave of 46c gives you a good buffer to ride it out. Many here, including me, have a much higher average and are licking our wounds somewhat. All the dot joining is interesting but I'm hanging on the CEO's words that revenue will 'soon' outpace expenses - this is the undeniable moment that AKIDA has been accepted commercially and the future is bright. Consecutive 4C's confirming this will see our SP at new highs and coupled with an elusive announcement or two could see exponential growth. I'm hoping this all happens by mid 2023 or earlier......
Improving the autonomous navigation of mobile robots in crowded spaces using people as sensors
A team of researchers from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and Stanford University led by Prof. Katie Driggs-Campbell, have recently developed a new deep reinforcement learning-based method that could improve the ability of mobile robots to safely navigate crowded spaces. Their...
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This is an interesting Thesis which those more interested in the science and engineering might like
Enter @Diogenese
Quite a few names we know and Brainchip features quite prominently.
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AKIDA BALLISTA
Enter @Diogenese
Quite a few names we know and Brainchip features quite prominently.
Regards
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AKIDA BALLISTA
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How about getting an Austin Powers type movie out called 'We don't need China', starring PVDM playing a role similar to Austin Powers or James Bond, and Pingo as Dr Evil.
Haha, now this would be a classic!
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Cmon Sony! Drop us a little nugget of news... just a little tiny nugget to burn the bastards..
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I went looking for this on Socionext’s Twitter and found this article.
The extracted paragraphs do sound like they could have been taken from a Chapter in the Brainchip Book of AKIDA for ADAS & AV:
“SoCs for Electric and Autonomous Car Makers
By Rick Fiorenzi | Monday, October 17, 2022Whether ADAS applications will be needed to be successful in the future is not a question of “if” but “when”.
Next-generation autonomous driving platforms require higher levels of performance to make split-second decisions.
A vehicle needs to comprehend, translate, and accurately perceive its surrounding environment and react to changes as fastest and safest means possible.
Future ADAS and Autonomous implementations (Figure 1) require higher performance, real-time edge computing with AI processing capabilities, along with high bandwidth interfaces to a host of high-resolution sensors, including radar, LiDAR, and camera.
Improving the “seeing/vision” capabilities of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) is extending beyond cameras and LiDARs by incorporating smart sensors to handle complex driving scenarios that the auto industry coins Level 4, or “high” automation.”
My opinion only it’s just such a pity Brainchip does not have an announced commercial deal with Socionext only a release from a Socionext Vice President saying they are proud to be helping Brainchip commercialise their entire AKIDA family or words to that effect.
When you read the full article it is advertising how Socionext can assist manufacturers to design and manufacture their own custom chips for this purpose using the customers and third party IP. AKIDA IP could come in handy you would like to think.
That is really weird I just went back to copy a link to this article and it has disappeared. It will have to be a Google search if you are interested.
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Sirod69
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I will listen tomorrow and will tell you, okMaybe our German friends can listen and see if anything related to neuromorphic/ it's the future of MB.OS.
#automotivesoftware #leadincarsoftware | Magnus Östberg
Do you want to learn more about our MB.OS plans and the future of #automotivesoftware in general? If you understand German well, I can recommend you the FUTURE MOVES podcast, episode 39! #LeadInCarSoftwarewww.linkedin.com
Thanks in advance.
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Yes I am definitely here for the long run, I was sticking more to the time line of 3 to 5 years and I already 1/2 way through, but with all the poor decisions that governments have made over the last two years it’s basically blown out my time line put at least another 3 years on to it I think.
So original though was I would be well and truely laughing by 2025 and living the life that I once had pre divorce
But all good just another bump in the road of life.
But at the end of the day having you health is the most important, and quality of life that is rich in friendship.
Money won’t make you happy but it will buy you all the things that can.
Anyway I truly believe that Brainchip will be the one that change my life, from the first day I found about them and started to do a little research I thought omg if they can do what they say then oh my goodness this will be truly amazing
We are almost there.
I have over 180k of shares and just waiting my time being patient and letting the cycle work it’s magic.
So good luck to all the smart holders that stay the course. It’s going to be amazing and life changing.
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Fox dog
Yes I am definitely here for the long run, I was sticking more to the time line of 3 to 5 years and I already 1/2 way through, but with all the poor decisions that governments have made over the last two years it’s basically blown out my time line put at least another 3 years on to it I think.
So original though was I would be well and truely laughing by 2025 and living the life that I once had pre divorce
But all good just another bump in the road of life.
But at the end of the day having you health is the most important, and quality of life that is rich in friendship.
Money won’t make you happy but it will buy you all the things that can.
Anyway I truly believe that Brainchip will be the one that change my life, from the first day I found about them and started to do a little research I thought omg if they can do what they say then oh my goodness this will be truly amazing
We are almost there.
I have over 180k of shares and just waiting my time being patient and letting the cycle work it’s magic.
So good luck to all the smart holders that stay the course. It’s going to be amazing and life changing.
I hope your 180K shares are worth $1.8million in the next year or so. That would also make me very happy
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Prophesee Gen 4 neuromorphic event based camera demos by Western Sydney University on Youtube past few days.
The International Centre for Neuromorphic Systems (ICNS) used their Astrosite Mobile Neuromorphic Observatory to record this striking footage of the full lunar eclipse through a neuromorphic event-based camera. What makes it so remarkable is that you can see both the illuminated and eclipsed portions of the moon clearly in the data from the neuromorphic sensor. The conventional sensor, included in the inset for comparison, can only see the illuminated portion of the moon. It is the neuromorphic camera technology that allows us to do this. The biology-inspired pixels in these cameras work independently of one another, allowing some to see bright parts of the moon whilst others are looking at much darker parts.
Neuromorphic cameras are great at capturing high-speed events with incredible time resolution and we can see incredible details in our series of rocket launches videos. However, in this video, we play with time to show 4 hours of data from our sensor inside the exclusion zone around the rocket in this incredible varying-timelapse video. We start with the camera on the ground and the recording sped up 300x. You can see the clouds and stars moving through the field of view as the night progresses. Whilst we're playing the data back at 300x real-time, we captured the data with microsecond time resolution. When something interesting happens, such as a shooting star, then we can slow time right down and view it in exquisite detail. We then speed up the recording again to wait for the launch. Just as the rocket positions itself for the final countdown, we slow time right back down for the launch. We can track the rocket all the way until the second stage ignites.
In 2021, a team of researchers from the International Centre for Neuromorphic Systems (ICNS) travelled to the remote town of Nhulunbuy in the Northern Territory of Australia. Their mission was to record two rocket launches with our biology-inspired neuromorphic cameras. Each launch happened at night and was recorded with four neuromorphic cameras, including two cameras placed in boxes located a mere 30 metres away from the rocket. Our neuromorphic cameras captured the rockets in striking detail, despite their high velocity and brightness, including detail of the exhaust gas flows, and rocks and polystyrene packing that were flung around the launch pad, yielding far more useful information than conventional sensors.
Neuromorphic cameras don't take pictures. They see the world in a completely different way from a normal camera. In this video, we film a rocket launch with both a neuromorphic camera and a normal camera to show the difference between the two. The launch is spectacular in both cameras, but the real magic happens when we slow down the playback. The neuromorphic camera captures events with incredible timing resolution and isn't affected by the bright burst of light coming from the rocket firing. In fact, we can see all sorts of details in the rocket launch including the debris kicked up by the rockets, all sorts of interesting effects in the rocket plume, and even the spin thruster ignitors flying out and burning up. All this before we even start seeing anything useful on the normal camera!
The International Centre for Neuromorphic Systems (ICNS) used their Astrosite Mobile Neuromorphic Observatory to record this striking footage of the full lunar eclipse through a neuromorphic event-based camera. What makes it so remarkable is that you can see both the illuminated and eclipsed portions of the moon clearly in the data from the neuromorphic sensor. The conventional sensor, included in the inset for comparison, can only see the illuminated portion of the moon. It is the neuromorphic camera technology that allows us to do this. The biology-inspired pixels in these cameras work independently of one another, allowing some to see bright parts of the moon whilst others are looking at much darker parts.
Neuromorphic cameras are great at capturing high-speed events with incredible time resolution and we can see incredible details in our series of rocket launches videos. However, in this video, we play with time to show 4 hours of data from our sensor inside the exclusion zone around the rocket in this incredible varying-timelapse video. We start with the camera on the ground and the recording sped up 300x. You can see the clouds and stars moving through the field of view as the night progresses. Whilst we're playing the data back at 300x real-time, we captured the data with microsecond time resolution. When something interesting happens, such as a shooting star, then we can slow time right down and view it in exquisite detail. We then speed up the recording again to wait for the launch. Just as the rocket positions itself for the final countdown, we slow time right back down for the launch. We can track the rocket all the way until the second stage ignites.
In 2021, a team of researchers from the International Centre for Neuromorphic Systems (ICNS) travelled to the remote town of Nhulunbuy in the Northern Territory of Australia. Their mission was to record two rocket launches with our biology-inspired neuromorphic cameras. Each launch happened at night and was recorded with four neuromorphic cameras, including two cameras placed in boxes located a mere 30 metres away from the rocket. Our neuromorphic cameras captured the rockets in striking detail, despite their high velocity and brightness, including detail of the exhaust gas flows, and rocks and polystyrene packing that were flung around the launch pad, yielding far more useful information than conventional sensors.
Neuromorphic cameras don't take pictures. They see the world in a completely different way from a normal camera. In this video, we film a rocket launch with both a neuromorphic camera and a normal camera to show the difference between the two. The launch is spectacular in both cameras, but the real magic happens when we slow down the playback. The neuromorphic camera captures events with incredible timing resolution and isn't affected by the bright burst of light coming from the rocket firing. In fact, we can see all sorts of details in the rocket launch including the debris kicked up by the rockets, all sorts of interesting effects in the rocket plume, and even the spin thruster ignitors flying out and burning up. All this before we even start seeing anything useful on the normal camera!
buena suerte :-)
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Not sure if we have touched on OrCam MyEye Pro before but it does a lot of what Akida is capable of ???
No Internet connection!
Hey OrCam voice assistant!
The OrCam MyEye Pro can also help identify products and even recognize people!
As with every year, the CES Innovation Award goes to a gadget that can make life a lot better.
This year, at CES 2022, the OrCam MyEye Pro is the winner and it’s easy to see why.
This product clips on to glasses and helps the visually impaired or blind by reading out text, whether it’s printed or digital.
With the “Smart Reading” feature, it’s like having a Ctrl+F function on the PC – the wearers can find specific information fast using text-to-speech.
The OrCam MyEye Pro can also help identify products and even recognize people.
“We are living in uncertain times, yet… our users’ challenges related to access have not stopped during the pandemic. If anything, they have intensified,” said OrCam co-founder and co-chairman Prof. Amnon Shashua.
The glasses accessory can be completely controlled by the Hey OrCam voice assistant, so it’s a great day-to-day gadget that can make a lot of activities accessible to the visually impaired.
No Internet connection!
Hey OrCam voice assistant!
The OrCam MyEye Pro can also help identify products and even recognize people!
As with every year, the CES Innovation Award goes to a gadget that can make life a lot better.
This year, at CES 2022, the OrCam MyEye Pro is the winner and it’s easy to see why.
This product clips on to glasses and helps the visually impaired or blind by reading out text, whether it’s printed or digital.
With the “Smart Reading” feature, it’s like having a Ctrl+F function on the PC – the wearers can find specific information fast using text-to-speech.
The OrCam MyEye Pro can also help identify products and even recognize people.
“We are living in uncertain times, yet… our users’ challenges related to access have not stopped during the pandemic. If anything, they have intensified,” said OrCam co-founder and co-chairman Prof. Amnon Shashua.
The glasses accessory can be completely controlled by the Hey OrCam voice assistant, so it’s a great day-to-day gadget that can make a lot of activities accessible to the visually impaired.
Well said and I agree wholeheartedly. I think a minimum 10X return from current levels is a reasonable expectation within 3 years if/when BRN gains traction. I'm hoping it's more and happens fasterFox dog
Yes I am definitely here for the long run, I was sticking more to the time line of 3 to 5 years and I already 1/2 way through, but with all the poor decisions that governments have made over the last two years it’s basically blown out my time line put at least another 3 years on to it I think.
So original though was I would be well and truely laughing by 2025 and living the life that I once had pre divorce
But all good just another bump in the road of life.
But at the end of the day having you health is the most important, and quality of life that is rich in friendship.
Money won’t make you happy but it will buy you all the things that can.
Anyway I truly believe that Brainchip will be the one that change my life, from the first day I found about them and started to do a little research I thought omg if they can do what they say then oh my goodness this will be truly amazing
We are almost there.
I have over 180k of shares and just waiting my time being patient and letting the cycle work it’s magic.
So good luck to all the smart holders that stay the course. It’s going to be amazing and life changing.
No point being rich if you're not healthy though but it's nice work on both. Good luck and good health to all holders particularly those on tse 
Sirod69
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it makes a lot of sense to be rich if you're not healthy because you can improve your life tremendously I'm telling you so I wish everyone here the very best of luckWell said and I agree wholeheartedly. I think a minimum 10X return from current levels is a reasonable expectation within 3 years if/when BRN gains traction. I'm hoping it's more and happens faster
and woe betide none of you will take me to Australia. to visit you all
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Can’t open the link unfortunately.
I hope we can all catch up soon Sirod69 - you'll be most welcome in Australia amongst the BRN family
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I think it’s just marketing. Concept cars are a marketing exercise, a glimpse into the next generation of products. Maybe seeing a Mercedes “that thinks like you” today stops you from buying a Tesla tomorrow especially when MB explicitly states that the concept tech will hit the road in only a couple of years.
Tesla to their credit got the jump on everyone wrt the electric revolution and all of the legacy car makers are now playing catch up. Marketing plays a big role in doing that. Hence the concept car. Hence the TV commercial during the Masters specifically highlighting neuromorphic computing. Does a Tesla have this next level energy-saving self learning architecture? Hmm maybe I’ll wait for this something better that’s just around the corner.
Mercedes has probably been playing with Akida for two years now so they already have their lead. The NDA has mostly done its job. Now they’re moving into the next phase of the cycle which is creating the buzz.
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