Yes I have done that if you read my post earlier this week when WSU suggested they have only heard on BRN. I quick game of join the dots via a google search and bingo, the presenters knew a lot more then what they told white horse when he attended a presentation by WSU presenters on neuromorphic. So yes I can do it. LolYeah. It's just you. Everyone else knows how hard it is to do research. Try it, and you'll find out for yourself. Go on. You can do it!
I think you misinterpreted the question Prnewy was asking.Yeah. It's just you. Everyone else knows how hard it is to do research. Try it, and you'll find out for yourself. Go on. You can do it!
Not for a few weeks, but now you mention it I’ll brb.Just a quick poll.
Do you routinely trawl US gov websites in search of a new sbir associated with brn and how frequently.
So when's our next announcement coming FF?I am as close to Brainchip as you or any other shareholder could be if they put in the effort to ask respectful questions and not be abusive when offering criticism.
What is a respectful question? It is one which would not require the person to give an answer they are not entitled to give.
So I never ask questions like is Siemens a customer of Brainchip because asking that question is insulting the honesty and integrity of the Brainchip employee.
I always communicate with the company by email so there is a written record of my communications and the replies I receive.
The knowledge I have is available to every shareholder provided they take the time to do the research.
I know I have an advantage over a lot of shareholders as I have a developed memory for narrative and the ability to read/scan large amounts of material quite quickly.
I cannot speak for the others that you have concerns about but I doubt from my interaction with the company if any other shareholder has knowledge which would amount to insider information.
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A few interesting awards if you look hereJust a quick poll.
Do you routinely trawl US gov websites in search of a new sbir associated with brn and how frequently.
Thanks @Rise from the ashes! SP is indeed a funny beast. Until we see revenue and or major announcements we all keep (to some e extend) speculating on the company valuation and the potential SP. I’m sure it will come and that we will see an exponential growth in next 2-5 years. Not worried, I just keep piling on my monthly parcels.Cheers for the reply Sly I've kinda given up on trying to value companies. One thing I have noticed is everything gets way overvalued at some stages. It does not matter what we personally think what true value is because market will decide that for us. Missed plenty of huge gains to cash in on because my perceived value of a stock at time was completely wrong.( <Insert greed) for good measure.
I'll have to take a captain cook at wbt for a possible small parcel.
@FabricatedLunacy yes as @Slymeat explained.
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A Low-Cost Robot Ready for Any Obstacle
A robotic system designed by researchers at CMU and Berkeley allows small, low-cost legged robots to maneuver in challenging environments.www.cs.cmu.edu
Related to Carnegie Mellon university.
That gentlemen's LinkedIn profile. https://www.linkedin.com/in/pathak22
Worth keeping tabs on.
His name is Deepak Pathak also worth doing a search on Google if he has written any papers or comments regarding our tech.
Nice, I've already seen those though
Thanks for that. I'll keep hunting and prodding and see what I can come up with.Hi RFTA, I liked the look of this as well but I’ve just come across the paper for it and to me it appears they are not using Akida although I’d like to be corrected
C.2 Hardware
We use the Unitree A1 robot pictured in Figure 2 of the main paper. The robot has 12 actuated joints, 3 per leg at hip, thigh and calf joints. The robot has a front-facing Intel RealSense depth camera in its head. TThe compute consists of a small GPU (Jetson NX) capable of ≈0.8 TFLOPS and an UPboard with Intel Quad Core Atom X5-8350 containing 4GB ram and 1.92GHz clock speed. The UPboard and Jetson are on the same local network. Since depth processing is an expensive operation we run the convolutional backbone on the Jetson’s GPU and send the depth latent over a UDP socket to the UPboard which runs the base policy. The policy operates at 50Hz and sends joint position commands which are converted to torques by a low-level PD controller running at 400Hz with stiffness Kp = 40 and damping Kd = 0.5.
Yes it's great holders have a chance to top up their holding at what I think is a reasonable price.Thanks @Rise from the ashes! SP is indeed a funny beast. Until we see revenue and or major announcements we all keep (to some e extend) speculating on the company valuation and the potential SP. I’m sure it will come and that we will see an exponential growth in next 2-5 years. Not worried, I just keep piling on my monthly parcels.
Cheers from the Berra.
AKIDA 2.0 a chip that thinks ahead like you could resolve the problem their walking system has:Thanks for that. I'll keep hunting and prodding and see what I can come up with.
Well Merc have already announced collaboration with BRN and use of AKIDA so one might expect further confirmation with the release of the VISION AVTR......pretty good way to get the name out there......would be a nice Christmas presentIf AKIDA is Science Fiction then:
“Mercedes-Benz collaborates with Avatar: The Way of Water from 20th Century Studios
Nov 18, 2022
Stuttgart/Los Angeles
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Mercedes-Benz is entering the next phase of its strategic brand collaboration with Avatar: The Way of Water and 20th Century Studios that aims to embed themes such as sustainability, mobility of the future, technology and innovation within an emotional brand experience. Today marks the start of a global co-promotion campaign for the much-anticipated movie Avatar: The Way of Water from 20th Century Studios which opens in theatres on December 16. Building upon the campaign idea of “Earth is our Pandora”, the messaging focuses on responsibility to our planet – reinforcing the central Mercedes‑Benz corporate messaging “Every action counts. Join our journey to a fully electric future.” Exclusive film footage shows Avatar: The Way of Water’s vibrant environmental imagery and locations on earth to evoke a dreamlike sense of otherworldliness. Campaign assets such as the TVCdepict fully electric vehicles from Mercedes‑EQ including the new EQE SUV. The campaign will play out across key Mercedes-Benz markets worldwide, with assets covering TV, cinema, digital and social media. Co-promotional campaign assets are available in 30, 20, 15 and 10-second lengths. The co-promotion campaign completes a circle which debuted with the VISION AVTR concept vehicle, which was inspired by the world of AVATAR.
- Global co-promotion campaignstarts today ahead of movie’s global release in theatres in December. Key message: “Earth is our Pandora”
- Strategic brand collaboration with focus on sustainability, respect and community that unite the film’s message and Mercedes‑Benz’s own journey to a fully electric future
- All-electric vehicles as well as advanced digital and autonomous technology depict the journey to the Mercedes‑Benz art of creating desire
“AVATAR is one of the most successful film franchises in the world with a message that is also central to the Mercedes ethos and the targets set out in our ‘Ambition 2039’. We share the belief that we need a more respectful approach to nature and that we must conserve its resources. This co-promotion with Avatar: The Way of Water is part of our journey as a company, and we salute the narrative of the AVATAR story on the need to strike a balance between environmental, economic and social interests. It is a source of inspiration as we pursue our sustainable business strategy,” says Ola Källenius, Chief Executive Officer of Mercedes‑Benz Group AG. Learn more about ‘Ambition 2039’ and Sustainability at Mercedes‑Benz here.
“We are thrilled about our global collaboration with Mercedes‑Benz in celebration of Avatar: The Way of Water”, said Jon Landau, producer of the film. “This campaign extends the storytelling of the VISION AVTR, which was inspired by the Avatar franchise and designed in a partnership between our team at Lightstorm Entertainment and the visionary designers at Mercedes‑Benz.” James Cameron, director, writer and producer of Avatar: The Way of Water, shared, “Together with Mercedes‑Benz, we have created a campaign grounded in the storytelling of the world of Pandora that further showcases our shared values of community, respect for the world we live in and sustainability. We look forward to seeing this campaign come to life and sharing our new film with fans around the world.”
The Mercedes‑Benz fleet will be electric-only by 2030, wherever market conditions allow. Its portfolio now encompasses eight battery-electric vehicles: the EQA, EQB, EQC, EQE, EQE SUV, EQS, EQS SUV and EQV. Added to that are the EQE, EQE SUV and EQS performance models from Mercedes‑AMG, meaning the company already offers an all-electric model in every segment in which it is represented. Mercedes‑EQ models and visionary concept cars tell the story of what can be achieved now and in future through innovation, teamwork and a shared determination to preserve resources. The VISION EQXX research vehicle, unveiled at the start of the year, offers a tangible and completely realistic way forward for electric vehicle technology and the sustainability of the future. Meanwhile, the VISION AVTR concept vehicle presented at CES 2020 in Las Vegas embodies the vision of Mercedes‑Benz designers, engineers and trend researchers for mobility in the distant future.
“By highlighting the fusion of bionic design and technology, the campaign messaging aims to strengthen the importance of the coming together and co-existence of humankind and nature,” says Bettina Fetzer, Vice President Communications and Marketing of Mercedes‑Benz AG. “The co-promotion campaign starting today is another milestone in the collaboration between Mercedes‑Benz and the creators of Avatar: The Way of Water and to-date the most extensive brand collaboration between Mercedes‑Benz AG and a film”, Bettina Fetzer added.
VISION AVTR – inspired by AVATAR
The Mercedes‑Benz VISION AVTR is the result of an extraordinary global collaboration between AVATAR, one of the most innovative film brands in the entertainment industry, and Mercedes‑Benz, the world’s eighth most valuable brand (according to Interbrand Ranking 2022). The name of the ground-breaking concept vehicle stands for ADVANCED VEHICLE TRANSFORMATION. The biometric connection in the autonomous concept vehicle enables a completely new interaction between man, machine and nature.
Its taut “one-bow” lines and organic design language combine exterior and interior into an emotional whole. Sustainable materials such as vegan DINAMICA® leather made from recycled materials, fast-growing Karuun® (rattan) that can only thrive in biodiversity, and organic, compostable battery technology create a closed-loop economy. Thirty-three bionic flaps on the back of the vehicle can communicate with the outside world – with and through the driver – using naturally flowing movements in subtle gestures. Instead of a conventional steering wheel, the VISION AVTR has a multifunctional control element in the centre console. When passengers place their hand on the control, the interior comes to life and the vehicle recognises them by their heart rate. When the user simply raises their hand, the intelligent system projects a menu selection onto the palm, allowing the user to choose intuitively between different functionalities.”
One would think since we have that thingamajig collaboration with the university they might actually give us a whirl.AKIDA 2.0 a chip that thinks ahead like you could resolve the problem their walking system has:
“6 Discussion and Limitations
In this work, we show an end-to-end approach to walking with egocentric depth that can traverse a large variety of terrains including stairs, gaps and stepping stones. However, there can be certain instances where the robot fails because of a visual or terrain mismatch between the simulation and the real world. The only solution to this problem under the current paradigm is to engineer the situation back into simulation and retrain. This poses a fundamental limitation to this approach and in future, we would like to leverage the data collected in the real world to continue improving both the visual and the motor performance.”
My opinion only DYOR
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