BRN Discussion Ongoing

[Murphy]

Yes but where else can a robot be used.

What’s that Blind Freddie “In every industry everywhere on Earth, under Earth and in every water body from shallow to as deep as they go and in medicine.”

Ok I’ll give you that but what else?

What have the Romans ever done for us, Freddie??

If you don't have dreams, you cant have dreams come true!

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

As cool as this is, and I think it is pretty friggin cool! I don’t know if it has any material value for Brainchip, other than to showcase its possibilities!

I mean, how many robotic arms are we talking about? How many chips per arm? Just a thought..

If someone has a better understanding around revenue for this mission please help me understand

No matter what, Akida is no longer science fiction, it is now, and people will wake up! Many way too late..

See post #51024

 

[FabricatedLunacy]

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

I don’t know. Hence my question… or this this another covert mission where we eventually pop our head out? Would be nice

 

[VictorG]

Yes but where else can a robot be used.

What’s that Blind Freddie “In every industry everywhere on Earth, under Earth and in every water body from shallow to as deep as they go and in medicine.”

Ok I’ll give you that but what else?

The day will come when Brainchip owns a chain of one stop Service and Lube Centers in the Andromeda Galexy.

 

[IloveLamp]

Watch the video

Patrick Perez explains how AI is changing mobility everywhere! | Valeo | 21 comments

Artificial intelligence is already at the core of the transformation of the automotive industry! 10 years ago, there was no real AI in cars. Today, most are packed with software, part of which is AI related. Listen to Patrick Pérez explain how artificial intelligence is changing mobility...

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[Yak52]

Shorts getting nervous ?

ASX reported on the 13/03/23

Gross borrowed 132,277,527
Net borrowed 98,412,697 or 5.57%

ASX reported today for the 14/03/23

Gross borrowed 112,633,237 ( a reduction of 19,644,290 )
Net borrowed 82,370,865 or 4.66% ( a reduction of 16,041,832 )


Has anyone got a lighter and a flame thrower handy ???

https://asxonline.com/content/dam/asxonline/public/reports/2023/mar/borrowed_2023-03-16-11-10-22.xlsx

Damn Doz............missed looking at that today yet! This is IMPORTANT. Capitulation may well be under way for the SHORTERS!

The total numbers have been high and practically not moving for months except increasing slowly...............and NOW we have nearly 20 Million SHORTS closed out? in one day?
The reporting method is "loose" for shorters so I would expect that (20 Mil) would be a cumulative period of perhaps up to 1 week or several days. But that is still VERY important.

Of note the last 2 days of trading had NEW Shorts of 2.3 Mil and 1.5 mil aprox on the ASX.
I suspect these are short term price movements only (4-8%) (3-5 days) and therefore do not tend to show up on the main ASX reporting.

IF this continues (reducing large numbers of Shorts) it may well indicate that LDA are coming close to ending their "PUTs" and an expected jump up in SP will follow. (cross fingers.)

Thanks Doz for posting that, 2nd piece of good news today!

PS. How good it that about ANT61 ? Our FIRST CONFIRMED Aussie company using Akida.
(lov that sticker - Australian made)(needs AKIDA inside next to it)

Yak52

 

[Bravo]

We actually have a club.
You'll fit right in.
Bravo get the paddles and hot tub ready.
Don't worry 7. It only stings for a bit.

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Great idea Hoppy! But I don't want to burn out the pump incase the spa goes on the fritz, so I might wait until we're a bit closer to reaching 50 cents before I switch it on to celebrate our fifteenth "50 cent naked hot tub party". I have however taken the liberty of placing the paddles out on the deck, so you can keep yourselves occupied if you want to rock up earlier.

 

[Deleted member 118]

Unbelievable
Well done Rarosch and @DerAktienDude
A robot with Akida brain going into space to repair satellites while they're in orbit !
Now, that's next level !!

 

[jtardif999]

So this is the same as BrainChip by the sounds of things

No it’s software based - therefore a Von Neumann based architecture. They say it’s ultra low power so it would be interesting to know the actual metrics. I would bet my left nut there is no comparison in performance or power. Still it gets a gig with Hisense at this stage. AIMO.

 

[Deleted member 118]

Guess we can call today a green day after just looking at the asx 200 lol

 

[BadKittyKiki]

Apologies to Admin if this is inappropriate, feel free to remove, but can someone who understands the logic better than me please explain why my post at "the other place" re: Dolci-loxy was removed for the reason of "other"?
The Hermione Granger in me is about to pick a fight with Voldemort that I don't really have the time for, so would like to know if there's something valid in their moderating that I've missed?
What does the reason of "other" mean?
And how, the hell, do blatantly defamatory posts about the Board and company, meanwhile, remain in full view to mislead and discombobulate? (Oh, hai The Dean )

 

[Steve10]

Had a quick look for an ASX example of a disruptive company launching during dial up internet days & then riding the internet boom.

REA IPO was in December 1999 (pre dotcom bust) & SP peaked at $1.32 two days after the IPO.

It then got caught up in the dotcom bust & bottomed at 6c in September 2001.

It then went on a stellar run as the internet matured to peak at $172.49 in November 2021 = x2,874 in just over 20 years.

After 10 years from 6c SP bottom in September 2001 it reached $13 in September 2011 = x216 in 10 years.

AI & IoT are now similar to dial up internet in the mid to late 1990's. Early disruptive companies should be able to grow rapidly.

REA is an online real estate platform with operations mainly in Australia, however, it became very dominant in Australia. BRN has revolutionary technology with a global ecosystem of partners & customers. The AI & IoT markets are enormous in comparison to Australia's online real estate market.

If REA could rise x216 in 10 years from lows & x2,874 in just over 20 years then BRN should do at least the same & more.

Using 3.5c SP BRN low in March 2020 x 216 = $7.56 SP by 2030 equivalent to REA & x 2,874 = $100.59 SP by 2040 equivalent to REA.


Nvidia IPO was January 1999 & closed at 41c. Peaked at $5.80 in January 2002 then down to 61c SP by October 2002.

In November 2021 Nvidia peaked at $317.46 / 41c low = x774 in a little under 23 years. BRN equivalent would be 3.5c SP low x 774 = $27.09 SP in 2043.

So if invested in the right tech at the right time it's feasible for x774 to x2,874 returns from SP lows.

 

[skutza]

I'm always a glass is half full kinda guy. Today I looked at my super which due to BRN is down a hell of a lot. But the good news is the rest of my blue chips and others are doing well so with the recent decline of BRN this has put them in the range that I can buy more as it is below the 20% max range. Well, after today I've been able to reach 20% again at pretty good prices. So I think that's a good thing right?

 

[Bravo]

Video specifically mentions face recognition, driver monitoring and lots of sensors.

Qualcomm Shares Sneak Peek of Its Snapdragon Digital Chassis Concept Car

When a Qualcomm employee turned on the car, a voice welcomed him by name — straight-up “Knight Rider” vibes, reports NBC 7 and Telemundo 20’s Sergio Flores.

www.nbcsandiego.com

Qualcomm Shares a Sneak Peek of Its Snapdragon Digital Chassis Concept Car

When a Qualcomm employee turned on the car, a voice welcomed him by name — straight-up "Knight Rider" vibes.

www.nbcsandiego.com

 

[Bravo]

Maybe worth a little digging into Smart Eye and Texas Instruments for links to us in this space.

Smart Eye and Texas Instruments Collaborate on Next-Generation Automotive Interior Sensing that Satisfies GSR and Euro NCAP Requirements

Interior sensing technology from Smart Eye and TI enables automakers to deliver safer and more engaging in-cabin experiences for the driver and vehicle occupants. GOTHENBURG, Sweden and BOSTON, Mass....

www.marketscreener.com

 

[robsmark]

Can't wait to see your Yoda with a smile on his dial.

Me either, sadly my portfolio currently resembles Jabbas arsehole.

 

[Bravo]

Sorry if posted previously. I don't know how I managed to miss this one.

Mercedes will take on Tesla’s FSD in China

Mercedes CTO, Markus Schaefer, has confirmed that the automaker’s autonomous driving system DRIVE Pilot will be making its way to China to challenge Tesla’s Full Self Driving offering in the country. Mercedes made waves in the auto industry earlier this year when it became the first automaker...

www.teslarati.com

 

[MaxwellAnne]

That is great news.........................but how about Ant61 buy a bloody Akida IP licence!!!!!
So Brainchip must of been helping them for years now, with engineering, resources etc. Hopefully management stop giving them anymore Brainchip resources until they purchase a IP license .

From a strategic perspective the publicity will probably be worth every cent spent by BrainChip.

 

[BaconLover]

Watch the video

Patrick Perez explains how AI is changing mobility everywhere! | Valeo | 21 comments

Artificial intelligence is already at the core of the transformation of the automotive industry! 10 years ago, there was no real AI in cars. Today, most are packed with software, part of which is AI related. Listen to Patrick Pérez explain how artificial intelligence is changing mobility...

www.linkedin.com

Mercedesssssssss

 

[Diogenese]

I'm always a glass is half full kinda guy. Today I looked at my super which due to BRN is down a hell of a lot. But the good news is the rest of my blue chips and others are doing well so with the recent decline of BRN this has put them in the range that I can buy more as it is below the 20% max range. Well, after today I've been able to reach 20% again at pretty good prices. So I think that's a good thing right?

If my glass gets half empty,
...
I'm going to sack the butler.