This is all fantastic progress. The Valeo partnership is one that I have been expecting to hear more detail about. What I wasn't expecting was the detail highlighted below. So as good as these partnerships are, until Brainchip's name is inked in more contracts... people are entitled to varying opinions. It's not gaslighting this community, not fear mongering, but simply highlighting some very recent factual announcements. I'm sure with partners such as ARM, that these contracts will come in time. But it's the surprise attacks, such as the highlighted text below, from potential competitors... that has me a little concerned as to how much time Brainchip will take?The Significant Takeaway from this presentation by Luca Verre CEO Prophesee in my opinion:
1. Sony is their customer.
2. Sony and Prophesee have now brought a mass produced vision sensor to the market.
3. Prophesee commenced working with Sony to bring this vision sensor to market THREE YEARS AGO or sometime in 2019.
4. AKIDA engineering samples were produced and made available to early access customers under EAPs in OCTOBER, 2020 or TWO YEARS AGO.
5. RENESAS was announced as having licensed AKIDA IP on 23 December, 2020 or ONE YEAR AND ELEVEN MONTHS AGO.
6. NASA was announced as having become an EAP on 23 December, 2020 or ONE YEAR AND ELEVEN MONTHS AGO.
7. MegaChips was announced as having purchased an IP licence in October, 2021 or ONE YEAR AND ONE MONTH AGO.
8. Mercedes Benz announced it was working with Brainchip in January, 2022 or ELEVEN MONTHS AGO.
9. Valeo was announced in June, 2020 or TWO YEARS AND FIVE MONTHS AGO.
10. Ford was announced in May, 2020 or TWO YEARS AND SIX MONTHS AGO.
11. ARM, SiFive, Edge Impulse, Nviso and Prophesee all announced during 2022 or OVER THE LAST EIGHT MONTHS.
So what are the other known facts that allow ME to say that Renesas the partners and the other EAPs from 2020 are not proceeding, taking too long or have no intention of bringing products to market containing complex science fiction level advanced AKIDA technology for original use cases when it took Sony and Prophesee three years to bring a simple event based vision sensor to market and Brainchip has stated that they continue to work with these trusted by partners and EAPs?
In fairness to Brainchip I will concede that where automotive applications are concerned there is an additional complicating factor involved in obtaining ISO 26262 certification. https://www.automotive-iq.com/electrics-electronics/articles/iso-26262-semiconductor-safety/amp
Genuine question so all sensible answers are welcomed.
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Doesn't mean all the sensors, cameras, Lidar, Radar don't use Akida IP. It just means their Domain/micro controller won't be as good as MB's. Akida in the sensors etc determines what data gets feed back into the Domain/micro controller.This is all fantastic progress. The Valeo partnership is one that I have been expecting to hear more detail about. What I wasn't expecting was the detail highlighted below. So as good as these partnerships are, until Brainchip's name is inked in more contracts... people are entitled to varying opinions. It's not gaslighting this community, not fear mongering, but simply highlighting some very recent factual announcements. I'm sure with partners such as ARM, that these contracts will come in time. But it's the surprise attacks, such as the highlighted text below, from potential competitors... that has me a little concerned as to how much time Brainchip will take? View attachment 22485
I only lasted till the 6 minute mark lol
Valeo just tweeted this
Looks like there was a bit of media around the Picturebeam Monolithic from Valeo ten or so months ago
Was before my BrainChip adventure started but were we “linked” to the tech at the time?
If so is ten months long enough to add some Akida IP?
*Apologies if barking up the wrong tree entirely
Exactly a little research of Qualcomm Snapdragon Automotive Platforms makes this clear however simply keeping an eye on Mercedes Benz would be sufficient.Doesn't mean all the sensors, cameras, Lidar, Radar don't use Akida IP. It just means their Domain/micro controller won't be as good as MB's. Akida in the sensors etc determines what data gets feed back into the Domain/micro controller.
I didn't know about that - Mercedes Benz is looking to a switch to Snapdragon platform for some vehicles in its range in 2025.Exactly a little research of Qualcomm Snapdragon Automotive Platforms makes this clear however simply keeping an eye on Mercedes Benz would be sufficient.
@Proga as you say the Snapdragon platform for automotive envisages the automotive manufacturer connecting all its existing chips and compute to the Snapdragon platform and it will provide the 4G & 5G connectivity and security required for navigation and entertainment and potentially the ADAS should it be cloud based like Tesla.
Currently Mercedes Benz is using Nvidia’s Thor along side AKIDA, Valeo, Brembo etc with Thor performing the same platform functions as Snapdragon but Mercedes Benz is looking to a switch to Snapdragon platform for some vehicles in its range in 2025.
Qualcomm is competing with Nvidia not Brainchip or Valeo.
However listening to Peter van der Made and how he sees ADAS playing out I personally am predicting a partnership with Nvidia in the future with AKIDA technology being imbedded in Thor or it’s evolved form.
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Hopefully I won’t have dam COVID again.GT Auto Tuner
First system worldwide to leverage physics and reinforcement learning to optimize gas turbine operationwww.siemens-energy.com
Check out the 3-minute video.
Do Lou mention Siemens or was that someone else?
Next year's AGM is shaping up to be our best ever, I hope that Anil and Rob attend this time, if so, I'll make the effort to fly back from
New Zealand early to shake some hands and acknowledge excellence when I see it eye to eye.
Having both Peter and Anil together on stage on Australian soil will be a very special moment, that no genuine shareholder should miss,
let's hope it eventuates, the seed has been sown, let the magic begin.
God Bless Brainchip x
From this post yesterday, I don't think the partnership with Mercedes and NVIDIA is ending anytime soon.I didn't know about that - Mercedes Benz is looking to a switch to Snapdragon platform for some vehicles in its range in 2025.
Do you know which ones? I hope no EV's on the new MMA platform.
MB aren't my favourite people atm. Just paid them a lot of money to fix an oil leak and a transmission problem. The transmission is still not right.
Sorry about your car issue. I have read two articles one a while ago and another one in the last hour or so to confirm my memory and neither one specified which model/s were involved.I didn't know about that - Mercedes Benz is looking to a switch to Snapdragon platform for some vehicles in its range in 2025.
Do you know which ones? I hope no EV's on the new MMA platform.
MB aren't my favourite people atm. Just paid them a lot of money to fix an oil leak and a transmission problem. The transmission is still not right.
Maybe Mercedes Benz read my What’s App to my son about AKIDA and Thor and realised they were part of the future and they should hold on tight.From this post yesterday, I don't think the partnership with Mercedes and NVIDIA is ending anytime soon.
Magnus Östberg on LinkedIn: #mercedesbenz #automotivesoftware
With partners like NVIDIA, we’re able to unleash the full potential of #MercedesBenz. Without cooperation and collaboration at eye level, #AutomotiveSoftware…www.linkedin.com
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PS, sorry to hear about your car problem.
Anyone remember this and was it real?
Anyone remember this and was it real?
We must trust the science at all times no matter the cost.I believe so.
Here is another one for you when I was a child shoe shops had X-ray machines to check the fit of children’s shoes.
The human brain has not become superior in the last seventy odd years just more knowledge has come to our attention. It will be interesting to look back in a further seventy years and marvel at our ignorance.
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