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Found by our German member "Rarosch" from börsennews

#robotics #ai #machinelearning #innovation #space #spaceaustralia #startups #growingspace | ANT61

A neuromorphic chip inspired by the human mind? It seems like a concept from a sci-fi novel, yet it's the perfect core for our cutting-edge space robot! In 2025, we plan to launch our repair robot to orbit. Akin to the skilled droids from Star Wars, it will be repairing a spacecraft. Our robot...

www.linkedin.com

Fantastic thanks for sharing.

I have also noted Rob Telson had like these guys on LinkedIn for a little while now. I think @M_C might have some screensshot.

Fantastic to start the day.

ANT61 Beacon

20% of satellites never turn on in orbit effectively becoming a brick in orbit right after launch, occupying important orbits for generations, hindering space exploration and development, colliding with other satellites and creating more orbital debris. The ANT61 Beacon performs satellite health...

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Learning 🏖

 

[VictorG]

Found by our German member "Rarosch" from börsennews

#robotics #ai #machinelearning #innovation #space #spaceaustralia #startups #growingspace | ANT61

A neuromorphic chip inspired by the human mind? It seems like a concept from a sci-fi novel, yet it's the perfect core for our cutting-edge space robot! In 2025, we plan to launch our repair robot to orbit. Akin to the skilled droids from Star Wars, it will be repairing a spacecraft. Our robot...

www.linkedin.com

Huge find, thanks for sharing.
The BRN bus has morphed into a Spaceship, departing 2024.

 

[Fact Finder]

Huge find, thanks for sharing.
The BRN bus has morphed into a Spaceship, departing 2024.

External Redirection | LinkedIn

www.linkedin.com

A quick read of this website gives a great overview of where this is all headed and from right here in Australia.

“ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE IN SPACE

Why we need servicing​

We're building the next generation fleet of in-space infrastructure servicing spacecraft, for servicing when and where customers need it. In future, all spacecraft will be serviced”

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[wilzy123]

Samsung to spend $228 billion on the world’s largest chip facility as part of South Korea tech plan​

PUBLISHED WED, MAR 15 2023 9:16 AM EDTUPDATED WED, MAR 15 2023 11:39 AM EDT

KEY POINTS

• Samsung Electronics said Wednesday it plans to invest 300 trillion Korean won ($228 billion) in a new semiconductor complex in South Korea.
• The move is part of a broader push by the South Korean government to boost its prowess in areas including chips, displays, batteries and electric vehicles.
• Samsung’s new facility will be part of a “semiconductor cluster” which the government says will be the largest in the world.

Samsung to spend $228 billion on the world's largest chip facility as part of South Korea tech plan

Samsung Electronics said Wednesday it plans to invest 300 trillion Korean won ($228 billion) in a new semiconductor complex in South Korea.

www.cnbc.com

 

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#robotics #ai #machinelearning #innovation #space #spaceaustralia #startups #growingspace | ANT61

A neuromorphic chip inspired by the human mind? It seems like a concept from a sci-fi novel, yet it's the perfect core for our cutting-edge space robot! In 2025, we plan to launch our repair robot to orbit. Akin to the skilled droids from Star Wars, it will be repairing a spacecraft. Our robot...

www.linkedin.com

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[equanimous]

Samsung to spend $228 billion on the world’s largest chip facility as part of South Korea tech plan​

PUBLISHED WED, MAR 15 2023 9:16 AM EDTUPDATED WED, MAR 15 2023 11:39 AM EDT

KEY POINTS

• Samsung Electronics said Wednesday it plans to invest 300 trillion Korean won ($228 billion) in a new semiconductor complex in South Korea.
• The move is part of a broader push by the South Korean government to boost its prowess in areas including chips, displays, batteries and electric vehicles.
• Samsung’s new facility will be part of a “semiconductor cluster” which the government says will be the largest in the world.

Samsung to spend $228 billion on the world's largest chip facility as part of South Korea tech plan

Samsung Electronics said Wednesday it plans to invest 300 trillion Korean won ($228 billion) in a new semiconductor complex in South Korea.

www.cnbc.com

 

[VictorG]

External Redirection | LinkedIn

www.linkedin.com

A quick read of this website gives a great overview of where this is all headed and from right here in Australia.

“ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE IN SPACE

Why we need servicing​

We're building the next generation fleet of in-space infrastructure servicing spacecraft, for servicing when and where customers need it. In future, all spacecraft will be serviced”

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

IMO This is the best news since MB EQXX.

 

[Steve10]

Morning Rocket,

Good find.

Time spot 6:15:00 ish.

Renesas chap talking about the new fangled ARM M85 chip, also mentions Heilium.
* I thought he said Halo , but corrected it to Heilium. No doubht my spelling of the above is incorrect but you get the jist.

The chap was reasonably hush hush on what the new chip had in it.

Instant recognition.

Regards,
Esq

The Renesas guy mentioned there is no other Arm Cortex-M85 chip in silicon on Earth but he excluded the universe so there must be in space with NASA.

Also, the motor vibration set up he showed looks the same as the one I have seen Texas Instruments demo but I can't find the video now.

This is interesting from Texas Instruments.



And new edge ai video released yesterday by Texas Instruments.



Here there are edge ai demos & many look similar to BRN. Image classification, object detection, semantic segmentation, single input inference, multiple input inference, LIDAR.

https://dev.ti.com/tirex/explore/node?node=A__AAkmgPumnb6pg20NWtipWA__com.ti.Jacinto%20EdgeAI%20Demos__PfvSod2__LATEST

 

[Sirod69]

for tomorrow I've ordered another 5000 for 0.28 cents (Europe), if that doesn't work, I'll have to sell a sofa as well . I'm also grateful if the order doesn't work. The course is really awful! Of course we are all long here. I found the Teksun thing very exciting, word has gotten around the world. I'll be operated on Friday, so I'll be out of here again for a few days. I hope I can read everything here again. Nice to be in this forum!

 

[Fact Finder]

IMO This is the best news since MB EQXX.

This was the stuff of Bugs Bunny cartoons when I was a kid. I mean who would have thought anyone would seriously be talking about:

“ROAD SERVICE IN SPACE”

in our lifetimes using autonomous robots capable of learning and made possible by a tiny Aussie company called Brainchip.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[Evermont]

This is insanely explosive and is beyond science fiction.

If this one piece of information does not steel you against the nonsense games being played to rob you of your shares in a generational wealth creating machine then there is no hope for you at all.

I am completely blown away.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Wonder who is doing the rad hardening and whether this is a requirement?

 

[Fact Finder]

Wonder who is doing the rad hardening and whether this is a requirement?

The obvious possibly only choice of foundry would be GlobalFoundries in 90nm using Vorago Hardsil.

Vorago Hardsil is used by ARM for some of its processors.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[DK6161]

No

Holy cow! This is some serious shtshow from TekSun. Braini keep repeating that they didn't approve it, but now they just released the approved version? What the actual fck? I can't even... It's just my opinion, but it sounds like they really screwed up big time… let’s see what comes next…

Let's hope the partnership relationship between both companies is still in good order after this minor unauthorised announcement miscommunication.

 

[Deleted member 2799]

Found by our German member "Rarosch" from börsennews

#robotics #ai #machinelearning #innovation #space #spaceaustralia #startups #growingspace | ANT61

A neuromorphic chip inspired by the human mind? It seems like a concept from a sci-fi novel, yet it's the perfect core for our cutting-edge space robot! In 2025, we plan to launch our repair robot to orbit. Akin to the skilled droids from Star Wars, it will be repairing a spacecraft. Our robot...

www.linkedin.com

This is uuuuuuuuUUUUge

 

[rgupta]

What other products that are out there, besides Akida, can do this? Can Akida even do this?

I have no idea what other products can do it. But definitely akida can do it.
It shows four type of sensors 1. Vision, vibration, voice and ion. Have a Bluetooth connectivity and internet is option, on chip training is possible. Low power consumption.
If you know another engine which can do the same please share with us.

Dyor

 

[Dr E Brown]

Now I have no idea if this includes anything Akida, but I was intrigued by the way it mentions learns from its surroundings and learnt to walk.

What are your thoughts people?

 

[Shadow59]

Found by our German member "Rarosch" from börsennews

#robotics #ai #machinelearning #innovation #space #spaceaustralia #startups #growingspace | ANT61

A neuromorphic chip inspired by the human mind? It seems like a concept from a sci-fi novel, yet it's the perfect core for our cutting-edge space robot! In 2025, we plan to launch our repair robot to orbit. Akin to the skilled droids from Star Wars, it will be repairing a spacecraft. Our robot...

www.linkedin.com

This is absolutely fantastic.
Is there any chance that both entities could officially update the market via the ASX. I mean Akida going to outer space in the guise of a spaceship repair robot. This is truly science non-fiction now! Surely this has to rate as newsworthy on the ASX

 

[Violin1]

for tomorrow I've ordered another 5000 for 0.28 cents (Europe), if that doesn't work, I'll have to sell a sofa as well . I'm also grateful if the order doesn't work. The course is really awful! Of course we are all long here. I found the Teksun thing very exciting, word has gotten around the world. I'll be operated on Friday, so I'll be out of here again for a few days. I hope I can read everything here again. Nice to be in this forum!

Best wishes @Sirod69 - the other 998 eyes will be thinking of you.

 

[Worker122]

for tomorrow I've ordered another 5000 for 0.28 cents (Europe), if that doesn't work, I'll have to sell a sofa as well . I'm also grateful if the order doesn't work. The course is really awful! Of course we are all long here. I found the Teksun thing very exciting, word has gotten around the world. I'll be operated on Friday, so I'll be out of here again for a few days. I hope I can read everything here again. Nice to be in this forum!

Good luck with op Sirod69

 

[Fact Finder]

Now I have no idea if this includes anything Akida, but I was intrigued by the way it mentions learns from its surroundings and learnt to walk.

What are your thoughts people?

The cables suggest a super computer burning 6 million watts a second could be providing the smarts or not.

One thing I would say is that AKIDA learned to drive the race car around the track much faster than 90 minutes. So perhaps not latest generation AKIDA technology.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA