Reading this I was reminded of a survey done a few years ago by a car magazine of new car buyers and a significant percentage which I cannot now remember said they would not buy their particular vehicle again because of issues related to cup holders.Talking about the new Mercedes operating system MBOS. "The entire operating system would be a game changer, Iyer stated."
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Mercedes-Benz’s Santosh Iyer spoke about how the traditional automotive retail model has shortcomings and how CX cannot be thoroughly practiced till one changes their business model.brandequity.economictimes.indiatimes.com
really interesting @Bravo, this all are german firms!This is from an old post on Magnus Ostberg's LinkedIn (Chief Software Officer - Mercedes).
This tells us that Continental, BMW, Volswagen and Mercedes all use the same tool chain. What the significance of this is, I know not, but Dr Bonin does admit the Hyperscreen is the most stunning in the industry.
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Well One thing is for certain, Brainchip’s astute management team must have had a very good reason for drawing down on the $50 million. With everything that’s going on it is hard not to be extremely confident that Brainchip is going to fly this year.“Samsung, can “purchase a chipset and the software from [Qualcomm] and then, from Prophesee, they would also purchase the image sensor and the software… but they would have both been pre-tested by us.”
If we accept the above as a correct reporting of how this engagement will work then there is no reason why Prophesee cannot complete it vision by adding the AKIDA brain to the vision sensor and process the vision and send metadata to Snapdragon.
In doing so it would have the advantage of reduced latency and reduced power that would otherwise be taken up by Snapdragon converting the unprocessed spikes from Prophesee’s sensor then processing that data.
It just makes sense and given that Prophesee is after multiple markets completing their sensor by adding the missing brain discussed in the podcast with Rob Telson just makes logical sense.
Additionally if there is some issue as this article suggest with the earlier designs by third parties adding the brain may actually work to Prophesee’s advantage.
Remember the Mercedes Benz words that it is incredible what a little bit of human like intelligence can achieve.
By the way as it now seems Prophesee will be mass producing its own sensor to supply to Qualcomm the need for $50 million becomes a little clearer.
My opinion only so DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
Now try and find the time, to look into the company we actually partnered with..
Hopefully you're not underwhelmed..
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What are they teaching the young ones these days in school. We did the Doppler Effect in first year science before computers, mobile phones and Google.
Our science teacher even had us stand on the hockey field while she drove past holding the horn in her car on to demonstrate it in practice.
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I agree but I was actually referring to Prophesee raising $50 million just before Christmas when they were cashed up and already signed up with Sony and close to doing a deal with Qualcomm.Well One thing is for certain, Brainchip’s astute management team must have had a very good reason for drawing down on the $50 million. With everything that’s going on it is hard not to be extremely confident that Brainchip is going to fly this year.
shut up and take my money ❤
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BrainChip teams for AIoT - Teksun in India has joined the Essential AI Ecosystem around BrainChips Akida low power event-driven neural networking chip to develop a wide range of AI-featured devices in the Internet of Things (AIoT). eeNews Europe via Nick Flaherty
https://lnkd.in/e-TDVuKP
Gosh I love this man! and yet we have never met!!Another independent opinion of AKIDA technology being publicly stated by a significant industry player.
Does this opinion have greater weight than that expressed by anonymous posters and WANCAs you be the judge:
“Teksun is committed to innovation and dedicated to providing our customers with the most advanced IoT solutions,” said Brijesh Kamani, founder & CEO of Teksun.
“With BrainChip’s Akida processor, we will be able to deliver next-generation AIoT devices that are faster, more efficient, and more intelligent than ever before and not just meet, but exceed the expectations of our customers.”
Does this statement not make all the negative commentators no more than white noise to be tuned out.
I certainly believe so.
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
Gotcha. Good reasons all round for companies on the move to be raising money.I agree but I was actually referring to Prophesee raising $50 million just before Christmas when they were cashed up and already signed up with Sony and close to doing a deal with Qualcomm.
Clearly they had a plan to manufacture their own vision sensors not just license the IP.
Sorry for the confusion.
Regards
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AKIDA BALLISTA
Akida makes sensors smart! We are at the extreme edge. How can the Snapdragon process at extreme low energy, indeed nearly zero. There is the hexagon ai element? But this is not SNN? I truelly believe Prophesee have incorporated our IP in their sensor which, as you mentioned, will pre-process data and do most of the inferencing for the Snapdragon chip.... this is what we have been told all along is it not? I completely concur with you FF.. as always..and hoping FF“Samsung, can “purchase a chipset and the software from [Qualcomm] and then, from Prophesee, they would also purchase the image sensor and the software… but they would have both been pre-tested by us.”
If we accept the above as a correct reporting of how this engagement will work then there is no reason why Prophesee cannot complete it vision by adding the AKIDA brain to the vision sensor and process the vision and send metadata to Snapdragon.
In doing so it would have the advantage of reduced latency and reduced power that would otherwise be taken up by Snapdragon converting the unprocessed spikes from Prophesee’s sensor then processing that data.
It just makes sense and given that Prophesee is after multiple markets completing their sensor by adding the missing brain discussed in the podcast with Rob Telson just makes logical sense.
Additionally if there is some issue as this article suggest with the earlier designs by third parties adding the brain may actually work to Prophesee’s advantage.
Remember the Mercedes Benz words that it is incredible what a little bit of human like intelligence can achieve.
By the way as it now seems Prophesee will be mass producing its own sensor to supply to Qualcomm the need for $50 million becomes a little clearer.
My opinion only so DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA