BRN Discussion Ongoing

[Iseki]

Possible…however if as Tech has highlighted, if Simon Thorp has been pushing for this benchmarking for years I doubt the recent engagement with Carnegie Mellon is the reason.

It's not clear what the metric to use for benchmarking would be.
Even if you say the best metric is inferences per watt, the other systems have taken many many watts just to be trained. Do you include these watts? Possibly not if you can use the model in many chips.
i.e. the akida based chip will be doing a different job in a very different way: Akida will pick up anomalies that others can't because they haven't been trained on those particular cases.

Without a metric there can be no benchmarking.

 

[stockduck]

We need a fellow verification engineer to assist. @chapman89 ?

In all seriousness, surely that is confirmation that Siemens is working with us. Great find!

What comes in my mind is a new technic called "iSensoric" when you search for siemens....they talk about intelligent sensors but nothing special that could leed to our IP.


Just my opinion, do your own research.

 

[Boab]

We need a fellow verification engineer to assist. @chapman89 ?

In all seriousness, surely that is confirmation that Siemens is working with us. Great find!

Perhaps we are already working with Siemens via Nviso?

 

[Rach2512]

The above quote comes from one of many articles in the following linked European Edition of EE Times:


EE Times Europe
https://www.eetimes.eu › ...PDF
EMC Filter Design at the Push of a Button - EE Times Europe
13 Sept 2022 — BrainChip sees its neuromorphic processor next to every sensor in a car. ... Mercedes used BrainChip's Akida…”

Some of the articles have been posted but this is a convenient all in one place link.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Just had a flick through this EE Times, on page 35 features MuMurtry Speirling electric car that broke the Goodwood Hill Climb in West Sussex UK. A friend of my sister actually worked on it, I've just sent him the copy of this and mentioned that Akida is on page 19 and is in the Mercedes EQXX and that he should mention it to the tech guys on the team, he said he would. McMurtrys house is about a mile from the village where my sister lives, on the end of the Cotswolds.

 

[Rach2512]

Just had a flick through this EE Times, on page 35 features MuMurtry Speirling electric car that broke the Goodwood Hill Climb in West Sussex UK. A friend of my sister actually worked on it, I've just sent him the copy of this and mentioned that Akida is on page 19 and is in the Mercedes EQXX and that he should mention it to the tech guys on the team, he said he would. McMurtrys house is about a mile from the village where my sister lives, on the end of the Cotswolds.

Also probably should mention McMurtry owns a company called Renishaw, a global company their core skills are measurement, motion control, spectroscopy and precision machining.

Renishaw: Financial information

Financial summary information

www.renishaw.com

 

[Sirod69]

I haven't read all of you today, but I'll put it in here now, what do you think of it?

Edge Impulse vor 36 Minuten

No one likes waiting in store checkout lines! That's why Solomon Githu developed an edge ML-powered solution using Renesas Electronics' RZ/V2L and Edge Impulse to identify when a long queue is forming and indicate to which counter shoppers should be redirected.

https://media-exp1.licdn.com/dms/image/sync/C4E22AQH0090VCPCTZA/feedshare-shrink_800/0/1668607165144?e=1671667200&v=beta&t=ZAsfW_f4no_q8S-J0qGfHxbbptVPKWVgVQd9jus08m4

Monitoring Checkout Lines with Computer Vision​

Using a Renesas RZ/V2L Evaluation Kit to monitor people in line at a retail checkout lane.

Here in the features tab we can see the on-device performance for generating features during the deployment. These metrics are for the Renesas RZ/V2L(CPU). The Renesas RZ/V2L Evaluation Board Kit was recently supported by Edge Impulse. This board is designed for vision AI applications and it offers a powerful hardware acceleration through its Dynamically Reconfigurable Processor (DRP) and multiply-accumulate unit (AI-MAC).

Monitoring Checkout Lines with Computer Vision - Expert Projects

Using a Renesas RZ/V2L Evaluation Kit to monitor people in line at a retail checkout lane.

docs.edgeimpulse.com

 

[Rise from the ashes]

100% I frequently cook a chicken gyros over lump mangrove charcoal....

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Yep, used plenty of that a few years ago, managed to buy a tad over half a tonne of it for roughly 67 cents per kilo from some seafood distributor that went broke. Weber smokey mountain, a couple of spits took their turn running almost every single day for a year.
Ohh, it's been a while since last firing up some charcoal goodness. Getting all desperate for my next hit once I start, it's full on addiction. Mmmmmmm low and slow Lamb shoulder

 

[M_C]

Pretty convinced this will be us......dyor

The Register: Chips in space: Reprogrammable AMD AI SoC cleared for liftoff.

Reprogrammable AMD Versal AI chip cleared for use in space

Team Red believes chip will allow AI inferencing to proliferate in the cosmos

go.theregister.com

"What makes the Versal space SoC special, according to AMD, is that it can be reprogrammed during development and while it's flying through the harsh radiation of space, whether the chip is in low-Earth orbit, geosynchronous Earth orbit, or beyond. AMD added that it has tested the chip alongside independent organizations to ensure it can withstand radiation levels in space"

Its heterogeneous computing capabilities and reconfigurable logic fabric will enable our teams to integrate more on-board processing in a considerably smaller footprint, enabling unprecedented advances in system-level size, weight and power," said Barry Liu, senior director of space systems at Raytheon Intelligence and Space"

 

[Esq.111]

Morning Chippers,

NASA Launches Artemis 1 rocket.

Woo Hoo.....fingers crossed we are in the mix there somewhere.

Regards,
Esq.

 

[Quiltman]

Morning Chippers,

NASA Launches Artemis 1 rocket.

Woo Hoo.....fingers crossed we are in the mix there somewhere.

Regards,
Esq.

I visited the Houston Space Center last week and did a special tour of the facilities.
Artemis was everywhere ... all very exciting seeing preparations in such detail as man plans to revisit the moon.

A couple of pictures for the space junkies on here :

 

[Rise from the ashes]

Morning Chippers,

NASA Launches Artemis 1 rocket.

Woo Hoo.....fingers crossed we are in the mix there somewhere.

Regards,
Esq.

And also actually having confirmation would be nice

 

[BaconLover]

PS: Awesome find @Terroni2105

 

[Foxdog]

And also actually having confirmation would be nice

Yes please. Can't wait for the day that one of these major organisations reveal AKIDA as their competitive advantage - followed by many others saying 'hey we've got AKIDA too!' Hopefully the floodgates will open soon.....

 

[FabricatedLunacy]

Just a reminder.

PS: Awesome find @Terroni2105

Apologies if this has been discussed at great lengths. Have not been able to read all posts consistently.

Do we think snapdragon contains Brainchip?

Can someone give me a very short overview or link? Thanks and apologies if it’s been discussed already (as I’m sure it has…)

 

[Izzzzzzzzzzy]

Pretty convinced this will be us......dyor

The Register: Chips in space: Reprogrammable AMD AI SoC cleared for liftoff.

Reprogrammable AMD Versal AI chip cleared for use in space

Team Red believes chip will allow AI inferencing to proliferate in the cosmos

go.theregister.com

"What makes the Versal space SoC special, according to AMD, is that it can be reprogrammed during development and while it's flying through the harsh radiation of space, whether the chip is in low-Earth orbit, geosynchronous Earth orbit, or beyond. AMD added that it has tested the chip alongside independent organizations to ensure it can withstand radiation levels in space"

Its heterogeneous computing capabilities and reconfigurable logic fabric will enable our teams to integrate more on-board processing in a considerably smaller footprint, enabling unprecedented advances in system-level size, weight and power," said Barry Liu, senior director of space systems at Raytheon Intelligence and Space"

It’s not, see highlighted paragraph

 

[Rise from the ashes]

Yes please. Can't wait for the day that one of these major organisations reveal AKIDA as their competitive advantage - followed by many others saying 'hey we've got AKIDA too!' Hopefully the floodgates will open soon.....

Well have to post this song now that you mentioned floodgates, I was thinking to myself I can't wait until the Levee breaks.

 

[M_C]

It’s not, see highlighted paragraph

If you say so............

 

[buena suerte :-)]

Brainchip job advertised on LinkedIn, IP Verification Engineer in Hyderabad India.

not sure what this line may mean for us:

• The role would include functional verification of the IP solution of Siemens/Synopsys/Cadence.

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Awesome find & post @Terroni2105

 

[Fact Finder]

For all those who just find science interesting and how every single day if we keep our minds open we realise just how little we actually know about anything we think we know to be a certainty:

New study reveals that exposure to outdoor artificial light at night is associated with an increased risk of diabetes

A new study finds that outdoor artificial light at night (LAN) is associated with impaired blood glucose control and an increased risk of diabetes, with more than 9 million cases of the disease in Chinese adults being attributed to LAN exposure.

www.sciencedaily.com

Also fits into the discussion about health and diet.

Regards
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[TasTroy77]

Found by @Terroni2105