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Very long list of panel judges but I did note there are judges from Google, Microsoft and Ericson.
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I asked it: "Are Brainchip, NASA, and Vorago connected or partnered in any way?"
The answer it gave is: "Yes, BrainChip and Vorago have signed an agreement to collaborate through the Akida Early Access Program to support a Phase I NASA program for a radiation-hardened neuromorphic processor. The Akida neuromorphic processor is uniquely suited for spaceflight and aerospace applications. The device is a complete neural processor and does not require an external CPU, memory or Deep Learning Accelerator (DLA). VORAGO Technologies is a privately held, high technology company based in Austin, Texas with over 15 years of experience in providing radiation-hardened and extreme-temperature solutions for the Hi-reliability marketplace."
I think this one is a little nuanced, and so you have to ask the right question. Brainchip and Vorago both signed an agreement to support the NASA program. But Brainchip didn't put "NASA" in the title, so the AI looks elsewhere.
This would be more accessible had they mentioned NASA in the headline or had any other pages about it. Unfortunately just an image on the site doesn't cut the mustard as yet, as I do not have image recognition built in at this stage.
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I hope you are right Tech, but looking at the course of trades leads me to believe we are still heavily under the influence of manipulators.
I think their unwanted attentions are atm primarily focused on WBT and AGY amongst others and they perhaps are just giving us a little rest whilst they are otherwise occupied. Would love some news or announcement catalyst to drop and catch them unawares but am not relying upon it.
Whilst their embrace is unpleasant our fundamentals and unrolling strategy will, over time, see us longs prevail.
Well they at least should be qualified enough to actually understand AKIDA technology. I guess this is where we find out if AKIDA really is science fiction. By all accounts we should blow the other entrants out of the waterVery long list of panel judges but I did note there are judges from Google, Microsoft and Ericson.
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What was the question you asked?
Hi @zeeb0t , just a suggestion, could you make it crawl past versions of the website, such as archived pages at Waybackmachine? This way information published previously (but not on the current version of the website) can still be accessible?
Nice idea, but I don't think I will do that with this particular software. The intended customer are the companies themselves, and they are probably only interested in publishing what they consider to be the most reliable set of facts as of today (an assumption of mine).
Very long list of panel judges but I did note there are judges from Google, Microsoft and Ericson.
Well I can just imagine what the judges will think.
They'll probably look at all the other tech/competition and say, if these guys used AKIDA themselves, wouldn't they improve their own products/Tech?
(silence hits the room, other companies look down at their feet)
Well the winner is .................
Who are Brainchip competitors:
" We do not provide information about BrainChip's competitors on our website. However, we are the worldwide leader in edge AI on-chip processing and learning of neuromorphic IP. Our focus is on optimizing compute, maximizing performance, and minimizing power in real-time. We believe that on-chip AI, close to the sensor, has a sensational future for our customers' products, as well as the planet."
Now that is an accumulate statement if i ever heard one!!!
" We do not provide information about BrainChip's competitors on our website. However, we are the worldwide leader in edge AI on-chip processing and learning of neuromorphic IP. Our focus is on optimizing compute, maximizing performance, and minimizing power in real-time. We believe that on-chip AI, close to the sensor, has a sensational future for our customers' products, as well as the planet."
Now that is an accumulate statement if i ever heard one!!!
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The issue for me with these types of awards is that despite the claim to being independent when you read through the website the company behind this is about making a profit by building a brand that other companies will aspire to have on their home page or product. They are encouraging the companies nominated to get involved with them and as they call it have fun with their nomination to the short list.Well I can just imagine what the judges will think.
They'll probably look at all the other tech/competition and say, if these guys used AKIDA themselves, wouldn't they improve their own products/Tech?
(silence hits the room, other companies look down at their feet)
Well the winner is .................
So the unanswered question is did Brainchip nominate itself or did the owners of this award scheme nominate them based on some yet to be exposed criteria. Did Dr. Google or CHATGpt select the short listed nominees.
Being a winner in all three categories will be nice and allow for Brainchip to include this in their Career adds and on their webpage and even run it up the flag pole at the AGM which happily falls after the results are announced.
Following the list of panel judges there is a nomination form calling for further judges to apply. Some of the judges apart from the three I referred to do not on the face of their CV's have any better qualifications than most of us here to judge a very diverse selection of technology types.
So in the end it might just boil down to a 'that sounds good decision' without an in depth appreciation of the underlying technology.
Anyway just in case I sent the web address to Tony Dawe and received an acknowledgment that it had been received and he was referring it on to Marketing to investigate.
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Short listed in 3 categories is a huge achievement. Any othe companies short listed in multiple categories?
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It’s either us (with the on chip learning and mWs power) in an IP licence yet to be announced or behind the Megachips wall, or they are loosely stating learning in place of inference and BS’ing on the extreme low power budget. Using our IP is the ONLY way they could have on-chip learning since our technology is the only true learning out there (FACT not opinion). It appears that some companies are willing to state that training and inference together constitutes learning - which is just fricking false, but there is also a lot of confusion about what learning is as well.Good evening,
Could this be BRN?
CHIP DEVELOPMENTDevelopment of ultra-low power on-device learning edge AI chip
08.12.2022 From ROHM (press release)
ROHM has developed an on-device learning AI chip (SoC with on-device learning AI accelerator) for edge computer endpoints in the IoT field. It utilizes artificial intelligence to predict failures (predictive failure detection) in electronic devices equipped with motors and sensors in real-time with ultra-low power consumption.
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Combining the 20,000-gate ultra-compact AI accelerator with a high-performance CPU enables learning and inference with ultra-low power consumption of just a few tens of mW (1000× smaller than conventional AI chips capable of learning).
Going forward, ROHM plans to incorporate the AI accelerator used in this AI chip into various IC products for motors and sensors. Commercialization is scheduled to start in 2023, with mass production planned in 2024.
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The BrainChip Holdings Ltd (ASX: BRN) share price topped the lot on Monday, rising 4.6% to close at 45.5 cents. Interestingly, there’s been no news from the neuromorphic computing company for three weeks.These shares made today’s biggest gains:
| ASX-listed company | Share price | Price change |
| Brainchip Holdings Ltd (ASX: BRN) | $0.455 | 4.6% |
| Telix Pharmaceuticals Ltd (ASX: TLX) | $7.03 | 3.23% |
| AGL Energy Limited (ASX: AGL) | $7.69 | 3.22% |
| Nanosonics Ltd (ASX: NAN) | $4.83 | 3.21% |
| Origin Energy Ltd (ASX: ORG) | $8.17 | 3.16% |
| Lendlease Group Ltd (ASX: LLC) | $7.35 | 2.94% |
| Capricorn Metals Ltd (ASX: CMM) | $4.72 | 2.83% |
| Endeavour Group Ltd (ASX: EDV) | $6.92 | 2.82% |
| Northern Star Resources Ltd (ASX: NST) | $11.83 | 2.6% |
| Ramelius Resources Ltd (ASX: RMS) | $1.185 | 2.6% |
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@Diogenese being an old school gentleman after knocking them over, extended his hand, brought them back to their feet, dusted them off and sent them on their way very slowly as this is the speed they move at either coming or going.
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They seem to also have a broken calendar as three weeks is a lot longer than five days:
| BrainChip's Neuromorphic Technology Enables Intellisense Systems to Address Needs for Next-Generation Cognitive Radio Solutions |
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Why is Brainchip the best:
"Unfortunately, the information provided on the website does not explicitly state that BrainChip is the best. However, the company has won several awards and recognition for its innovative software and hardware solutions for advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning applications, including the 2017 Milipol Innovation Award in the cybersecurity category and being named one of the "Startups Worth Watching in 2021" by EE Times' Silicon 100 list. BrainChip's technology is also embedded into Rockwell Collins' Perimeter Surveillance Radar system (PSR). Additionally, the company has extended the breadth and depth of its neuromorphic IP with new patents granted by the US Patents and Trademarks Office and the acquisition of previously licensed technology from Toulouse Tech Transfer."
Interesting. https://www.collinsaerospace.com/wh...eting-and-c2/perimeter-surveillance-radar-500
Interesting demo. The intruder gave himself up with out a tussle.
Don't seem to be getting much out of this deal??? But good to be involved - Wonder if BRN still is involved??.
"Unfortunately, the information provided on the website does not explicitly state that BrainChip is the best. However, the company has won several awards and recognition for its innovative software and hardware solutions for advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning applications, including the 2017 Milipol Innovation Award in the cybersecurity category and being named one of the "Startups Worth Watching in 2021" by EE Times' Silicon 100 list. BrainChip's technology is also embedded into Rockwell Collins' Perimeter Surveillance Radar system (PSR). Additionally, the company has extended the breadth and depth of its neuromorphic IP with new patents granted by the US Patents and Trademarks Office and the acquisition of previously licensed technology from Toulouse Tech Transfer."
Interesting. https://www.collinsaerospace.com/wh...eting-and-c2/perimeter-surveillance-radar-500
Interesting demo. The intruder gave himself up with out a tussle.
Don't seem to be getting much out of this deal??? But good to be involved - Wonder if BRN still is involved??.
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"Combining the 20,000-gate ultra-compact AI accelerator with a high-performance CPU enables learning and inference with ultra-low power consumption of just a few tens of mW (1000× smaller than conventional AI chips capable of learning)"
That last statement seems it bit odd
..So it's power usage is a 1000 times less than all the other conventional A.I. chips capable of learning..
Depends on who made that statement, but while ultra low power, it does sounds like just a good training and inference chip.
They obviously have slick marketing
..Who wants to deep dive their tech?..
Edit - No deep dive required, looks like a "dumb" chip...
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PLEASANTON, California – January 31, 2022 – Neural Propulsion Systems (NPS), a pioneer in hyper resolution digital imaging radar technology, today announced that it was named a CES® 2023 Innovation Awards Honoree for its AtomicSense™ radar technology. NPS has developed a new class of algorithms that enable orders of magnitude better radar performance with groundbreaking applications in the mobility and defense industries. NPS AtomicSense technology was an award-winning standout at this year’s CES Innovation Awards program, which received a record number of submissions with more than 2,100 applicants.
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Neural Propulsion Systems, Inc. Secures Series B Strategic Investment from Raytheon Technologies Venture Arm (RTX Ventures)
Radar is used across diverse industries, from automotive and mobility to aerospace and defense, with a total available market of $28 billion projected in 2025, according to Yole Group. Each of these use cases will benefit from increased scanning speed, resolution, reliability and range. Defense radars, in particular, require ever-greater resolution to deal with new threats.
“We invest in companies working on breakthrough innovation that can transform aerospace and defense,” says Dan Ateya, president and managing director at RTX Ventures. “NPS’ advances in radar technology will open the door for a great range of radar applications such as the defense of our airspace.”
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Neural Propulsion Systems, Inc. Secures Series B Strategic Investment from Raytheon Technologies Venture Arm (RTX Ventures)
Neural Propulsion Systems Secures Series B Strategic Investment from Raytheon Technologies - NPS
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Funding Will Enable NPS to Advance New Hyper-Resolution Digital Imaging […]
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Radar is used across diverse industries, from automotive and mobility to aerospace and defense, with a total available market of $28 billion projected in 2025, according to Yole Group. Each of these use cases will benefit from increased scanning speed, resolution, reliability and range. Defense radars, in particular, require ever-greater resolution to deal with new threats.
“We invest in companies working on breakthrough innovation that can transform aerospace and defense,” says Dan Ateya, president and managing director at RTX Ventures. “NPS’ advances in radar technology will open the door for a great range of radar applications such as the defense of our airspace.”
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This is Krishnamurthy Venturi’s linked in public page. I found it extremely interesting from start to finish:??
PLEASANTON, California – January 31, 2022 – Neural Propulsion Systems (NPS), a pioneer in hyper resolution digital imaging radar technology, today announced that it was named a CES® 2023 Innovation Awards Honoree for its AtomicSense™ radar technology. NPS has developed a new class of algorithms that enable orders of magnitude better radar performance with groundbreaking applications in the mobility and defense industries. NPS AtomicSense technology was an award-winning standout at this year’s CES Innovation Awards program, which received a record number of submissions with more than 2,100 applicants.Neural Propulsion Systems - Digital Imaging Radar Technology
Pioneer in hyper-resolution digital imaging radar technology.
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Neural Propulsion Systems, Inc. Secures Series B Strategic Investment from Raytheon Technologies Venture Arm (RTX Ventures)
Neural Propulsion Systems Secures Series B Strategic Investment from Raytheon Technologies - NPS
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Funding Will Enable NPS to Advance New Hyper-Resolution Digital Imaging […]
PLEASANTON, Calif. – March 2, 2023 – Neural Propulsion Systems (NPS), a pioneer in hyper-resolution digital imaging radar technology, today announced a new Series B strategic investment by RTX Ventures, the venture capital arm of Raytheon Technologies (NYSE: RTX). The funding will help NPS develop next-generation radar technology able to provide 10 times better resolution and 2.5 times greater range for mobility and defense applications.
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Radar is used across diverse industries, from automotive and mobility to aerospace and defense, with a total available market of $28 billion projected in 2025, according to Yole Group. Each of these use cases will benefit from increased scanning speed, resolution, reliability and range. Defense radars, in particular, require ever-greater resolution to deal with new threats.
“We invest in companies working on breakthrough innovation that can transform aerospace and defense,” says Dan Ateya, president and managing director at RTX Ventures. “NPS’ advances in radar technology will open the door for a great range of radar applications such as the defense of our airspace.”
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Especially that bit about Riverside
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