From the presentation
"you'll see this really soon"
vNo you are not the only one.)
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I still wonder with satisfaction about the huge market of automation and that the first signal in our direction comes from Accenture!
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As a naive person in this matter I have concerns about Nvidia as player. Perhaps you @Fact Finder can dispel my concerns. I had them once ....
The paper is an Academic work not a sales pitch for AKIDA so in the interests of Academic integrity and balance it references all known relevant science and in so doing another academic researcher when reading the paper will become aware of all the issues surrounding AKIDA, Loihi etc;Thanks FF. Just wondering why it is that numerous articles mention AKIDA in the same space as Loihi. As far as I understand Loihi is still being developed and is far from commercially available (if ever). AKIDA is proven and ready to implement. Is Loihi a direct competitor now or are we still 3 years plus ahead? Or is it that Intel get a mention because they are well known and BRN is not (yet)? Surely AKIDA would outperform Loihi and would be the preferred choice after comparison.
@cosors I need you to make your concerns about Nvidia clearer as I do not understand your questions.v
The paper is an Academic work not a sales pitch for AKIDA so in the interests of Academic integrity and balance it references all known relevant science and in so doing another academic researcher when reading the paper will become aware of all the issues surrounding AKIDA, Loihi etc;
This paper while publicly available is written not for the general public.
I cannot comment on other papers specifically but Academics are always seeking research funding and Intel throws tens of millions annually at University research projects so in a more general sense an Academic will always be casting a net in present research towards the next round of funding.
You will have seen in many, many papers a final line or paragraph along the lines of “what we would like to do is implement our findings …”. They live from one research grant to the next.
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
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While today's camera chips continuously process the full frame of images, Prophesee's chip will only process changes in the scene, such as light or movement, which makes it faster and requires less computing power, said Luca Verre, co-founder and chief executive at Prophesee.
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Camera chip startup Prophesee and Qualcomm sign multi-year deal
Paris-based startup Prophesee, a maker of camera chips inspired by the way the human eye works, said on Monday it has signed a multi-year deal with Qualcomm Inc to be used with the smartphone technology giant's product.www.reuters.com
Isn`t that a hint to spiking neural networks?
It is perfectly clear to me that Loihi covers a different field. That is why they have included Akida in their portfolio. That is my assumption: If you can't beat him take him in your arms. Arm hahav
The paper is an Academic work not a sales pitch for AKIDA so in the interests of Academic integrity and balance it references all known relevant science and in so doing another academic researcher when reading the paper will become aware of all the issues surrounding AKIDA, Loihi etc;
This paper while publicly available is written not for the general public.
I cannot comment on other papers specifically but Academics are always seeking research funding and Intel throws tens of millions annually at University research projects so in a more general sense an Academic will always be casting a net in present research towards the next round of funding.
You will have seen in many, many papers a final line or paragraph along the lines of “what we would like to do is implement our findings …”. They live from one research grant to the next.
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
Yes and that is why Brainchip and Prophesee will be a marriage made in neuromorphic heaven.".....
While today's camera chips continuously process the full frame of images, Prophesee's chip will only process changes in the scene, such as light or movement, which makes it faster and requires less computing power, said Luca Verre, co-founder and chief executive at Prophesee.
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Camera chip startup Prophesee and Qualcomm sign multi-year deal
Paris-based startup Prophesee, a maker of camera chips inspired by the way the human eye works, said on Monday it has signed a multi-year deal with Qualcomm Inc to be used with the smartphone technology giant's product.www.reuters.com
Isn`t that a hint to spiking neural networks?
Ok, I imagine that many assume that it is not normal that every good news is followed by more shorts. Like a systematic. If I now ask in my crude for the reasons I could think first like then Yak to Intel. But that does not seem to be the one, if. The motives are smaller and all is explainable as well that we are now in their portfolio.@cosors I need you to make your concerns about Nvidia clearer as I do not understand your questions.
Regards
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So far it seems that the Prophesee camera is only being used for de-blurring images. Does it need Akida to perform this function? If not, then why add it? Why would they split the Qualcomm money with us if they don’t have to at this point?
I'm asking myself the same because in my opinion it's quite obvious that we're involved as well.
Everything you've described in your post aligns perfectly with this short paragraph from the article below, published in June last year.
"The collaboration will enable enterprise customers to explore edge artificial intelligence use cases with neuromorphic vision systems."
Surely, Qualcomm did just that.
BrainChip, Prophesee to deliver “neuromorphic” event-based vision systems for OEMs | Edge Industry Review
The collaboration will enable enterprise customers to explore edge artificial intelligence use cases with neuromorphic vision systems.www.edgeir.com
Obviously, it's just a bunch of shareholders that are able to understand the connections and market won't react to it in any way shape or form, but it's significant in my eyes nevertheless. Still, it's noting that will contribute to any short-term revenue, which is the only thing that matters at this point.
This is awesome news - Neuromorphic being name dropped with QUALCOMM alone is good enough to increase interest! Also of interest
"Verre said the Prophesee chip will be used in addition to conventional camera chips in a blueprint for smartphones that will be released this week at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Mass production of the chips is planned for next year when they would be integrated into phones, he said."
So this week we hear about neuromorphic vision for smartphones which are being mass produced next year, with Prophesee who have said that akida completes their offering.
But no, prophesee wouldn't use their complete, optimised sensor for this would they.... lol
Bullish
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It would not be much of a stretch to assume that the camera by Prophesee could be used for more (as demonstrated by Prophesee themselves), and they have stated that "combining our Metavision solution with Akida-based IP, we are better able to deliver a complete high-performance and ultra-low power solution".
They are currently using Synsense for this purpose... so this statement (above) speaks volumes about what they think of them. One would assume that whenever any obligation with Synsense expires, the better option would have a front row seat for future adoption.
Hi @cosorsOk, I imagine that many assume that it is not normal that every good news is followed by more shorts. Like a systematic. If I now ask in my crude for the reasons I could think first like then Yak to Intel. But that does not seem to be the one, if. The motives are smaller and all is explainable as well that we are now in their portfolio.
The main problem has from my point of view is Nvidia with their GPUs. Hey, they're now going Meta with Facebook in their desperation - an act of desperation only from my point of view, of course.
That and the picture of the two C's in the EQXX with Hey Mercedes that doesn't run because of house 'brand' Nvidia makes me think that Nvidia has a razor-sharp view of the situation. In this crude thought of mine there is a player in the background why we get tickets and WBT doesn't for example.
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Sorry! I always wanted to ask you but did not dare.
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I better go back to my graphite corner
Thank youHi @cosors
I understand your question and really have no idea except to say I personally do not see why a company as big as Nvidia would go to all the trouble of trying to crush Brainchips share price when it could just write a cheque and gobble up all the ignorant retail who have no idea and think $5 or $6 a share is the best thing that has ever happened to them.
Nvidia had 40 to 70 billion to buy ARM that they have not used up so if you are right and they want Brainchip they are not going to be playing these silly games that Peter van der Made and his associates can defeat.
I prefer to believe Rob Telson when he said they see Nvidia more as a partner in the future.
My opinion only DYOR
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AKIDA BALLISTA
Also in this discussion no one has mention the following known FACTS:It would not be much of a stretch to assume that the camera by Prophesee could be used for more (as demonstrated by Prophesee themselves), and they have stated that "combining our Metavision solution with Akida-based IP, we are better able to deliver a complete high-performance and ultra-low power solution".
They are currently using Synsense for this purpose... so this statement (above) speaks volumes about what they think of them. One would assume that whenever any obligation with Synsense expires, the better option would have a front row seat for future adoption.
I want this to happen as much as anyone, but I and others beat ourselves into an excited frenzy then over the Qualcomm presenter saying ‘coming to smartphones soon’ and using video that showed what I assumed was OUR motion blur fixing technology.Yeah, because "at this moment" there is no product incorporating prophesee + Akida
This agreement between qualcomm and prohesee doesn't bear fruit until mass production of chips at Sony next year.
They are technology demonstrators just for funsies?
No, "I'm looking forward to extend it to a more commercial one"
I don't think we see an IP agreement between BRN and prophesee until the the go button is pressed at the factory where mass production begins. In my opinion, the same can be said for all other elusive NDA's and EAPs. Akida is a "key differentiator" for future products after all, discretion is of the utmost importance in these cases.
Jury is still out, but we are certainly in the box seat.
“Prophesee is a clear leader in applying neuromorphic techniques to address limitations of traditional cameras and improve the overall user experience. We believe this is game-changing technology for taking mobile photography to the next level and our collaboration on both the technical and business levels will help drive adoption by leading OEMs,” said Judd Heape, VP, Product Management at Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. “Their pioneering achievements with event cameras’ shutter-free capability offer a significant enhancement to the quality of photography available in the next generation of mobile devices powered by Snapdragon, even in the most demanding environments, unlocking a range of new possibilities for Snapdragon customers.”
How it works“We are excited to be working with the provider of one of the world’s most popular mobile platforms to incorporate event-based vision into the Snapdragon ecosystem. Through this collaboration, product developers will be able to dramatically enhance the user experience with cameras that deliver image quality and operational excellence not available using just traditional frame-based methods,” said Luca Verre, CEO and co-founder of Prophesee.