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I also appreciate that FF last post was on April fools day as well. Lol
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That's a good choice by Brainchip, although it's also sort of stealing something precious from this forum
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Sony investment will put AI chips inside Raspberry Pi boards
Steve Dent
April 12, 2023, 6:35 pm
Sony's semiconductor division has announced that it's making a "strategic investment" in Raspberry Pi as a way to bring its AI tech to a wider market. The idea is to give Raspberry Pi users around the world a development platform for its Aitrios edge computing (on-chip) AI platform used for image sensing functions like facial recognition.
"We are very pleased to be partnering with Raspberry Pi Ltd. to bring our Aitrios platform — which supports the development of unique and diverse solutions utilizing our edge AI devices — to the Raspberry Pi user and developer community, and provide a unique development experience," said Sony Semiconductor Solutions president and CEO Terushi Shimizu.
The Raspberry Pi 4 and other devices from the company give users PC-like power in a small form factor. Originally designed as an educational platform to teach robotics, coding and more, it has become popular as a way for coders to prototype IoT (Internet of Things) and other devices.
The addition of Sony's Aitrios could make it even more useful. Unlike cloud AI, it runs directly on chips (edge computing) to reduce latency, and Sony has pitched the system for uses like surveillance, security and more. Examples cited on a dedicated website include inventory monitoring and retention, customer counting, license plate recognition and "detailed employee analysis." Sony says it preserves privacy by analyzing data strictly on-chip and only sending metadata to the cloud.
Sony is already involved with Raspberry Pi as a "longstanding and valued strategic partner," the company said. It recently provided imaging chips with autofocus capability and helped Raspberry Pi get its UK manufacturing plant up to speed in the early days of the company.
Must be a good thing..
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Intel to work with Arm on chip manufacturing compatibility
Intel Corp on Wednesday said its chip contract manufacturing division will work with U.K.-based chip designer Arm Ltd to ensure that mobile phone chips and other products that use Arm's technology can be made in Intel's factories. Once the biggest name in chips known as central processing units...
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..and the graph only goes to 2021. Alan said it would be much more steeper if updated.
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Sounds neuromorphic to me. Emphasis mine.
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IMAGE SOURCE,PA MEDIA
Image caption,
The 3D-printed hand was initially trained using plastic balls
Scientists have designed a robotic hand that can grasp and hold objects using only the movement of its wrist.
The 3D-printed hand was created by a team at the University of Cambridge.
It was implanted with sensors that enabled it to "sense" what it was touching and more than 1,200 tests were carried out, using objects including a peach, computer mouse and bubble wrap.
Researchers said the human hand was extremely complex and recreating its capabilities was a massive challenge.
Dr Thomas George-Thuruthel, formerly of the University of Cambridge who is now a lecturer in robotics and AI at University College London, said: "The sensors, which are sort of like the robot's skin, measure the pressure being applied to the object.
"We can't say exactly what information the robot is getting, but it can theoretically estimate where the object has been grasped and with how much force."
Researchers said the technology was low cost and energy efficient as it did not require its fingers to move independently.
IMAGE SOURCE,PA MEDIA
Image caption,
This hand was only capable of passive, wrist-based movement and the individual fingers were not fully motorised
The team said humans instinctively knew how much force to use when picking up an egg - but for a robot, this was a challenge.
If the robot applied too much force, the egg could break, and if there was not enough pressure, it could drop the egg.
The robotic hand was able to successfully grasp 11 of 14 objects it was tested on.
Fumiya Iida, professor of robotics at the University of Cambridge's department of engineering, said: "The big advantage of this design is the range of motion we can get without using any actuators.
"We want to simplify the hand as much as possible.
"We can get lots of good information and a high degree of control without any actuators, so that when we do add them, we'll get more complex behaviour in a more efficient package."
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Full article here https://www.cam.ac.uk/stories/robotic-hand
Funny how ARM is helping to create the robotic hand
Cambridge University scientists create robotic hand able to hold objects
The 3D-printed hand is tested with objects including a peach, computer mouse and bubble wrap.
Cambridge University scientists create robotic hand able to hold objects
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18 minutes ago
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Image caption,
The 3D-printed hand was initially trained using plastic balls
Scientists have designed a robotic hand that can grasp and hold objects using only the movement of its wrist.
The 3D-printed hand was created by a team at the University of Cambridge.
It was implanted with sensors that enabled it to "sense" what it was touching and more than 1,200 tests were carried out, using objects including a peach, computer mouse and bubble wrap.
Researchers said the human hand was extremely complex and recreating its capabilities was a massive challenge.
Dr Thomas George-Thuruthel, formerly of the University of Cambridge who is now a lecturer in robotics and AI at University College London, said: "The sensors, which are sort of like the robot's skin, measure the pressure being applied to the object.
"We can't say exactly what information the robot is getting, but it can theoretically estimate where the object has been grasped and with how much force."
Researchers said the technology was low cost and energy efficient as it did not require its fingers to move independently.
Image caption,
This hand was only capable of passive, wrist-based movement and the individual fingers were not fully motorised
The team said humans instinctively knew how much force to use when picking up an egg - but for a robot, this was a challenge.
If the robot applied too much force, the egg could break, and if there was not enough pressure, it could drop the egg.
The robotic hand was able to successfully grasp 11 of 14 objects it was tested on.
Fumiya Iida, professor of robotics at the University of Cambridge's department of engineering, said: "The big advantage of this design is the range of motion we can get without using any actuators.
"We want to simplify the hand as much as possible.
"We can get lots of good information and a high degree of control without any actuators, so that when we do add them, we'll get more complex behaviour in a more efficient package."
*Edit
Full article here https://www.cam.ac.uk/stories/robotic-hand
Funny how ARM is helping to create the robotic hand
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Intel Foundry and Arm Announce Multigeneration Collaboration on Leading-Edge SoC Design
Collaboration to bring chip designers a powerful combination of Arm core and Intel angstrom-era process technology advancements.
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bavarian girl ;-)
Tim Llewellynn1.CEO/Co-Founder of NVISO Human Behaviour AI | President Bonseyes Community Association | Coordinator Bonseyes AI Marketplace | IBM Beacon Award Winner #metaverse #edgeai #decentralizedai
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And we haven't even arrived at #neuromorphic computing - there is so much performance improvement possible with Edge AI that applications in the next 5 years are going to be mind blowing. It will feel like Edge AI applications arrived from nowhere - but have effectively been over a decade in the making.
Sirod69
bavarian girl ;-)
I think you mean this?
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BrainChip Introduces Second-Generation Akida Platform
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As I explained to @buena suerte :-) earlier I lost the credentials to my 20 plus sock puppet accounts.
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Sorry. Again in English: https://feeds.issuerdirect.com/news-release.html?newsid=7956362423195992
BrainChip CEO to Webcast Live at VirtualInvestorConferences.com April 13th
DATE : April 13 th , 2023
TIME: 9:30am Eastern/6:30am Pacific
LINK: https://tinyurl.com/2s3mtpb3
This will be a live, interactive online event where investors are invited to ask the company questions in real-time. If attendees are not able to join the event live on the day of the conference, an archived webcast will also be made available after the event.
It is recommended that investors pre-register and run the online system check to expedite participation and receive event updates.
Learn more about the event at www.virtualinvestorconferences.com .
BrainChip CEO to Webcast Live at VirtualInvestorConferences.com April 13th
Company invites individual and institutional investors, as well as advisors and analysts, to attend real-time, interactive presentations on VirtualInvestorConferences.com
LAGUNA HILLS, Calif., April 12, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- BrainChip Holdings Ltd (ASX: BRN, OTCQX: BRCHF, ADR: BCHPY), the world’s first commercial producer of ultra-low power, fully digital, event-based, neuromorphic AI IP, today announced that BrainChip CEO, Sean Hehir, will present live at the Life Science Investor Forum, hosted by VirtualInvestorConferences.com, on April 13 th , 2023.DATE : April 13 th , 2023
TIME: 9:30am Eastern/6:30am Pacific
LINK: https://tinyurl.com/2s3mtpb3
This will be a live, interactive online event where investors are invited to ask the company questions in real-time. If attendees are not able to join the event live on the day of the conference, an archived webcast will also be made available after the event.
It is recommended that investors pre-register and run the online system check to expedite participation and receive event updates.
Learn more about the event at www.virtualinvestorconferences.com .
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https://www.timebie.com/timezone/pacificgermany.php here's a calculator for you
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1530 Amsterdam time
KiKi
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Dhm
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What about Jetson Orin compared to Akida?
Tim Llewellynn1.CEO/Co-Founder of NVISO Human Behaviour AI | President Bonseyes Community Association | Coordinator Bonseyes AI Marketplace | IBM Beacon Award Winner #metaverse #edgeai #decentralizedai
33 Min. •
And we haven't even arrived at #neuromorphic computing - there is so much performance improvement possible with Edge AI that applications in the next 5 years are going to be mind blowing. It will feel like Edge AI applications arrived from nowhere - but have effectively been over a decade in the making.
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