BRN Discussion Ongoing

[Bravo]

Due to "digital deluge" I have limited my time here recently & am out of touch. Also, somehow I have not been receiving BRN newsletters lately to which I subscribed years ago.

How did you find out about FF as our Legal Counsel please? I obviously need to change some settings here.

I'm thrilled that FF has been employed by us. If that happening had been announced on the ASX, we would/should have seen it reflected in a SP increase. Who better than FF to filter fact from fiction on this forum and keep our company up to speed with our forum findings? He won't be limiting himself to stuffy legal matters.

Is this true? How did you find out?

I think someone is pulling your legs.

Our resident super sleuth and celebrity brainiac is taking a wee hiatus. Hopefully he doesn't take too loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong to return!

 

[TheDrooben]

Me neither

 

[TechGirl]

Me neither

I know right, laughing so hard right now

 

[ndefries]

This is a serious matter rocket! I'm not sure where the naughty corner is but off you go.

 

[Yak52]

Trading activity or the LACK of it today especially after yesterday afternoon trading would seem to suggest that LDA have completed their PUT.

My GUESS is these CXXT trades are possibly shorts closing out slowly.
I also believe that most of the "SHORTS" held are for "Hedging purposes" by the Big Instos against their long holdings. Some smaller shorters exist which gives us that varying daily "shorts" being taken out. IMO

11:30am until 01:00pm has the ASX showing 99% trades being "Cross Trades" ie:CXXT and mostly only 1 >25 share trades.
Volume total ASX is 1.2 Mil for 3 hours of trading.

If this is the case the we can expect BRN announcement of close of LDA PUT with the amounts/$ values etc. Maybe this afternoon??.

Yak52

ASX DATA ONLY CHI-X NOT INCLUDED.

1:05:02 PM	0.462	2	0.925	CXXT
1:05:02 PM	0.462	100	46.250	CXXT
1:05:02 PM	0.460	5,000	2,300.000	XT
1:03:47 PM	0.462	2	0.925	CXXT
1:03:00 PM	0.462	68	31.450	CXXT
1:03:00 PM	0.460	3,434	1,579.640
1:02:48 PM	0.462	2	0.925	CXXT
1:02:48 PM	0.462	89	41.163	CXXT
1:02:48 PM	0.462	3	1.388	CXXT
1:02:47 PM	0.462	122	56.425	CXXT
1:01:05 PM	0.460	3,075	1,414.500
1:01:05 PM	0.460	3,068	1,411.280
12:54:33 PM	0.462	1	0.463	CXXT
12:54:33 PM	0.462	19	8.788	CXXT
12:54:33 PM	0.460	954	438.840
12:42:17 PM	0.462	2	0.925	CXXT
12:42:17 PM	0.462	10	4.625	CXXT
12:42:17 PM	0.460	593	272.780
12:41:32 PM	0.462	14	6.475	CXXT
12:41:32 PM	0.460	662	304.520
12:40:33 PM	0.462	1	0.463	CXXT
12:40:33 PM	0.462	47	21.738	CXXT
12:39:29 PM	0.462	24	11.100	CXXT
12:39:29 PM	0.462	1,197	553.613	CXXT
12:38:32 PM	0.462	1	0.463	CXXT
12:38:32 PM	0.462	50	23.125	CXXT
12:36:00 PM	0.462	1	0.463	CXXT
12:36:00 PM	0.462	50	23.125	CXXT
12:33:28 PM	0.462	1	0.463	CXXT
12:33:28 PM	0.462	56	25.900	CXXT
12:31:27 PM	0.462	2	0.925	CXXT
12:31:27 PM	0.462	76	35.150	CXXT
12:30:57 PM	0.462	2	0.925	CXXT
12:30:56 PM	0.462	89	41.163	CXXT
12:30:31 PM	0.462	1	0.463	CXXT
12:30:31 PM	0.462	70	32.375	CXXT
12:30:31 PM	0.462	3,499	1,618.288	NXXT
12:24:58 PM	0.462	17	7.863	CXXT
12:24:58 PM	0.460	849	390.540
12:24:42 PM	0.462	11	5.088	CXXT
12:24:42 PM	0.462	517	239.113	CXXT
12:23:21 PM	0.462	1	0.463	CXXT
12:23:21 PM	0.462	54	24.975	CXXT
12:20:49 PM	0.462	1	0.463	CXXT
12:20:49 PM	0.462	53	24.513	CXXT
12:19:18 PM	0.462	1	0.463	CXXT
12:19:18 PM	0.462	53	24.513	CXXT
12:17:47 PM	0.462	1	0.463	CXXT
12:17:47 PM	0.462	46	21.275	CXXT
12:16:47 PM	0.462	1	0.463	CXXT
12:16:47 PM	0.462	51	23.588	CXXT
12:16:25 PM	0.462	18	8.325	CXXT
12:16:25 PM	0.460	861	396.060	XT
12:15:54 PM	0.462	1	0.463	CXXT
12:15:54 PM	0.462	50	23.125	CXXT
12:15:54 PM	0.462	12	5.550	CXXT
12:15:26 PM	0.460	587	270.020
12:15:26 PM	0.462	7	3.238	CXXT
12:15:14 PM	0.462	360	166.500	CXXT
12:15:14 PM	0.462	18,000	8,325.000	CXXT
12:13:54 PM	0.462	3	1.388	CXXT
12:13:54 PM	0.462	149	68.913	CXXT
12:13:54 PM	0.462	25	11.563	CXXT
12:13:45 PM	0.462	7,412	3,428.050	CXXT
12:13:45 PM	0.462	1,260	582.750	CXXT
12:13:45 PM	0.462	1	0.463	CXXT
12:13:45 PM	0.462	52	24.050	CXXT
12:12:14 PM	0.462	1	0.463	CXXT
12:12:14 PM	0.462	55	25.438	CXXT
12:10:43 PM	0.462	1	0.463	CXXT
12:10:43 PM	0.462	58	26.825	CXXT
12:09:59 PM	0.462	2	0.925	CXXT
12:09:59 PM	0.462	66	30.525	CXXT
12:09:59 PM	0.460	3,334	1,533.640
12:09:12 PM	0.462	2	0.925	CXXT
12:09:12 PM	0.462	62	28.675	CXXT
12:07:41 PM	0.462	1	0.463	CXXT
12:07:41 PM	0.462	63	29.138	CXXT
12:06:10 PM	0.462	1	0.463	CXXT
12:06:10 PM	0.462	65	30.063	CXXT
12:04:38 PM	0.462	2	0.925	CXXT
12:04:38 PM	0.462	65	30.063	CXXT
12:02:07 PM	0.462	45	20.813	CXXT
11:59:05 AM	0.462	1	0.463	CXXT
11:59:05 AM	0.462	51	23.588	CXXT
11:58:11 AM	0.462	1	0.463	CXXT
11:57:16 AM	0.462	8	3.700	CXXT
11:57:16 AM	0.462	435	201.188	CXXT
11:57:16 AM	0.460	21,739	9,999.940
11:57:03 AM	0.462	1	0.463	CXXT
11:57:03 AM	0.462	55	25.438	CXXT
11:56:52 AM	0.462	5	2.313	CXXT
11:56:52 AM	0.462	217	100.363	CXXT
11:55:02 AM	0.462	1	0.463	CXXT
11:55:02 AM	0.462	57	26.363	CXXT
11:52:30 AM	0.462	1	0.463	CXXT
11:52:30 AM	0.462	45	20.813	CXXT
11:49:59 AM	0.462	34	15.725	CXXT
11:49:59 AM	0.462	48	22.200	CXXT
11:48:34 AM	0.462	94	43.475	CXXT
11:48:34 AM	0.462	204	94.350	CXXT
11:47:27 AM	0.462	129	59.663	CXXT
11:47:27 AM	0.462	60	27.750	CXXT
11:46:57 AM	0.462	1	0.463	CXXT
11:46:57 AM	0.462	89	41.163	CXXT
11:46:52 AM	0.462	61	28.213	CXXT
11:46:52 AM	0.462	20	9.250	CXXT
11:44:27 AM	0.462	73	33.763	CXXT
11:42:35 AM	0.462	2	0.925	CXXT
11:42:24 AM	0.462	169	78.163	CXXT
11:39:13 AM	0.462	86	39.775	CXXT
11:39:13 AM	0.462	3	1.388	CXXT
11:35:27

 

[Bravo]

This is a serious matter rocket! I'm not sure where the naughty corner is but off you go.

That's OK @ndefries, I can show him where it is.

 

[Bravo]

Looks like we're in the right place at the right time.

April 6, 2023

The Automotive Market Pivots Hard to Generative AI and the Metaverse​

Rob Enderle

(Chesky/Shutterstock)
NVIDIA held its GTC conference in March, and much of the content had to do with how the automotive market is rethinking the 300+ new factories it will be building to create the next generation of electric, self-driving cars, trucks and flying vehicles. Generative AI and the metaverse will potentially provide a customization capability that hasn’t been seen since the beginning of the automotive industry when cars were more custom-built than line-built. I expect this advancement to improve customer retention, customer satisfaction, reliability, and performance and to substantially reduce market failures. Other industries will embrace these technologies, as well, for similar reasons.
Let’s talk about how generative AI and the metaverse is already resulting in a massive change in future car and truck factories and how the related companies will engage more deeply with and become much closer to their users.

The Metaverse from Cradle to Grave​

Typically, cars are conceived as ideas. These ideas are then winnowed down into a couple of concepts. The concepts are made into clay models and circulated for comment. Prototypes are built and taken to car shows and tested on private then public roads. Focus groups are brought in to see if there is a market for the car. This process can take over five years, generally doesn’t anticipate what the competitive market will be when the car is released, and often lacks enough customer voice throughout the process. The result is that cars sell poorly once they come out. In addition, during line setup, problems are often discovered late in the process which delays manufacturing and incurs otherwise avoidable costs to redesign and reconfigure the lines.
The metaverse (mostly NVIDIA Omniverse which is dominant in automotive) is increasingly being used by a wide variety of car makers to not only design and receive feedback on the new car, but to virtually design factories and their manufacturing floors to assure that major parts of the new or existing factory won’t need to be redone and potentially reduce time-to-market significantly.
In addition, the metaverse is being used to design and get feedback on the car, which eliminates the problems associated with configuring the lines because those problems can now be identified in the metaverse. This allows for less costly corrections should they be necessary.
A digital twin of the car is created that allows the buyer to not only build the car they want but allows them to follow the car through the build process and address any questions about the choices they made. This digital twin will remain tied to the car. It will help the user fix some things and enable the user to not only better discover potential problems but help them fix them if they are remote from a dealer. The car company can follow the life of the vehicle in order to understand and address points of failure that might otherwise arise later and damage its relationship with the user.

Generative AI at the Heart of the Customer Relationship​

These next generation cars are slated to have generative AI interfaces that enable the driver to converse with their vehicle in natural language as opposed to packaged and irritating fixed commands. This conversational interface has already spread through Microsoft’s developer tools and most recently through Windows, Office, and the Edge browser. Even though Google was caught sleeping, this interface should quickly spread across its platforms, as well. This means we’ll be surrounded increasingly by things that we can use natural language to interface with.


(Andrey Suslov/Shutterstock)
The implication is that, over time, car owners will interface with their car and car company through generative AI and develop more of a collegial relationship with their vehicles and car companies. These AIs will not only help users learn about their new vehicles and how to operate them, but help them select the right vehicle and configuration before they buy the car. In addition, I expect this will evolve to a point where we will first interface with our generative automotive AI during the purchase process and be able to apply the most successful upselling capabilities while balancing the need to maintain a trusted relationship between the buyer and the related car company.
Instead of interacting only when the buyer has a very serious problem or during the buying process, future buyers will stay engaged through the generative AI with their car company. I also expect this generative AI experience won’t just be in the car but will extend into the home and business as users demand a more consistent AI experience across an ever-widening field of products much like we saw with tools like Apple’s Siri and especially Amazon Alexa. But car companies are already pulling the plug on these third-party tools in favor of their own to embrace their customers and tie them more tightly to the company by addressing the customer retention problem.
Wrapping up:
Automotive companies appear to be racing ahead of everyone else to apply metaverse and generative AI to their products and factories. But the benefits of this move, which include speed to market, fewer mistakes, better reliability, better performance and higher customer satisfaction and customer loyalty, will spread to other industries. Generative AI efforts will consolidate to approach the goal that users will likely prefer of having only one generative AI interface into all their smart products. This suggests future market expansions for automotive companies that will want to partner with or buy into related markets that will benefit from the automotive companies’ leadership as they leverage the user’s need for a consistent AI experience.
In short, while the metaverse and generative AI will hit the automotive market hard at first, once the benefits are validated, they will rapidly spread to other markets and change every aspect of how we design, build, monetize and service products and how these companies create and maintain a deeper relationship with customers.
About the author: As President and Principal Analyst of the Enderle Group, Rob Enderle provides regional and global companies with guidance in how to create credible dialogue with the market, target customer needs, create new business opportunities, anticipate technology changes, select vendors and products, and practice zero dollar marketing. For over 20 years Rob has worked for and with companies like Microsoft, HP, IBM, Dell, Toshiba, Gateway, Sony, USAA, Texas Instruments, AMD, Intel, Credit Suisse First Boston, ROLM, and Siemens.

The Automotive Market Pivots Hard to Generative AI and the Metaverse

NVIDIA held its GTC conference in March, and much of the content had to do with how the automotive market is rethinking the 300+ new factories it will be

www.datanami.com

 

[Deleted member 118]

That's OK @ndefries, I can show him where it is.

 

[buena suerte :-)]

That's OK @ndefries, I can show him where it is.

 

[TECH]

Good morning all,

Is it just my imagination or is the volume starting to dry up.

And for the individuals whom keep on insisting that I said that our Founder wasn't attending this years AGM, imagining or
assuming something that I have posted just makes an ass out of u.

No posts have been edited or deleted, I am certainly not that arrogant to suggest or say something on this forum unless it
was truly factual (opinions aside) I value the relationship that I have, so please stop it.

Keep up with the great news feeds, I certainly appreciate it when I have the time to read it all Tech x

Looks like we're in the right place at the right time.

April 6, 2023

The Automotive Market Pivots Hard to Generative AI and the Metaverse​

Rob Enderle

(Chesky/Shutterstock)
NVIDIA held its GTC conference in March, and much of the content had to do with how the automotive market is rethinking the 300+ new factories it will be building to create the next generation of electric, self-driving cars, trucks and flying vehicles. Generative AI and the metaverse will potentially provide a customization capability that hasn’t been seen since the beginning of the automotive industry when cars were more custom-built than line-built. I expect this advancement to improve customer retention, customer satisfaction, reliability, and performance and to substantially reduce market failures. Other industries will embrace these technologies, as well, for similar reasons.
Let’s talk about how generative AI and the metaverse is already resulting in a massive change in future car and truck factories and how the related companies will engage more deeply with and become much closer to their users.

The Metaverse from Cradle to Grave​

Typically, cars are conceived as ideas. These ideas are then winnowed down into a couple of concepts. The concepts are made into clay models and circulated for comment. Prototypes are built and taken to car shows and tested on private then public roads. Focus groups are brought in to see if there is a market for the car. This process can take over five years, generally doesn’t anticipate what the competitive market will be when the car is released, and often lacks enough customer voice throughout the process. The result is that cars sell poorly once they come out. In addition, during line setup, problems are often discovered late in the process which delays manufacturing and incurs otherwise avoidable costs to redesign and reconfigure the lines.
The metaverse (mostly NVIDIA Omniverse which is dominant in automotive) is increasingly being used by a wide variety of car makers to not only design and receive feedback on the new car, but to virtually design factories and their manufacturing floors to assure that major parts of the new or existing factory won’t need to be redone and potentially reduce time-to-market significantly.
In addition, the metaverse is being used to design and get feedback on the car, which eliminates the problems associated with configuring the lines because those problems can now be identified in the metaverse. This allows for less costly corrections should they be necessary.
A digital twin of the car is created that allows the buyer to not only build the car they want but allows them to follow the car through the build process and address any questions about the choices they made. This digital twin will remain tied to the car. It will help the user fix some things and enable the user to not only better discover potential problems but help them fix them if they are remote from a dealer. The car company can follow the life of the vehicle in order to understand and address points of failure that might otherwise arise later and damage its relationship with the user.

Generative AI at the Heart of the Customer Relationship​

These next generation cars are slated to have generative AI interfaces that enable the driver to converse with their vehicle in natural language as opposed to packaged and irritating fixed commands. This conversational interface has already spread through Microsoft’s developer tools and most recently through Windows, Office, and the Edge browser. Even though Google was caught sleeping, this interface should quickly spread across its platforms, as well. This means we’ll be surrounded increasingly by things that we can use natural language to interface with.


(Andrey Suslov/Shutterstock)
The implication is that, over time, car owners will interface with their car and car company through generative AI and develop more of a collegial relationship with their vehicles and car companies. These AIs will not only help users learn about their new vehicles and how to operate them, but help them select the right vehicle and configuration before they buy the car. In addition, I expect this will evolve to a point where we will first interface with our generative automotive AI during the purchase process and be able to apply the most successful upselling capabilities while balancing the need to maintain a trusted relationship between the buyer and the related car company.
Instead of interacting only when the buyer has a very serious problem or during the buying process, future buyers will stay engaged through the generative AI with their car company. I also expect this generative AI experience won’t just be in the car but will extend into the home and business as users demand a more consistent AI experience across an ever-widening field of products much like we saw with tools like Apple’s Siri and especially Amazon Alexa. But car companies are already pulling the plug on these third-party tools in favor of their own to embrace their customers and tie them more tightly to the company by addressing the customer retention problem.
Wrapping up:
Automotive companies appear to be racing ahead of everyone else to apply metaverse and generative AI to their products and factories. But the benefits of this move, which include speed to market, fewer mistakes, better reliability, better performance and higher customer satisfaction and customer loyalty, will spread to other industries. Generative AI efforts will consolidate to approach the goal that users will likely prefer of having only one generative AI interface into all their smart products. This suggests future market expansions for automotive companies that will want to partner with or buy into related markets that will benefit from the automotive companies’ leadership as they leverage the user’s need for a consistent AI experience.
In short, while the metaverse and generative AI will hit the automotive market hard at first, once the benefits are validated, they will rapidly spread to other markets and change every aspect of how we design, build, monetize and service products and how these companies create and maintain a deeper relationship with customers.
About the author: As President and Principal Analyst of the Enderle Group, Rob Enderle provides regional and global companies with guidance in how to create credible dialogue with the market, target customer needs, create new business opportunities, anticipate technology changes, select vendors and products, and practice zero dollar marketing. For over 20 years Rob has worked for and with companies like Microsoft, HP, IBM, Dell, Toshiba, Gateway, Sony, USAA, Texas Instruments, AMD, Intel, Credit Suisse First Boston, ROLM, and Siemens.

The Automotive Market Pivots Hard to Generative AI and the Metaverse

NVIDIA held its GTC conference in March, and much of the content had to do with how the automotive market is rethinking the 300+ new factories it will be

www.datanami.com

Nice post, what most can't see in that photo is the forest for the trees ! meaning what exactly Tech ?

Look carefully, there's a hidden message in the photo, I can clearly see a baby "AKIDA" in his hands.

 

[Rise from the ashes]

In English please

no hablo inglés gringo

 

[FlipDollar]

no hablo inglés gringo

 

[Boab]

no hablo inglés gringo

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Was looking at the list that @Stable Genius put up not long ago.

Started asking myself questions on the more recent flurry, if you will, of partnership releases.

Like, AI Labs, Teksun, emotion3D, VVDN, Intellisense - though known of via NASA public info, the relationship has now been publicly solidified by BRN.

Why now?

Do we consider that some / all of these "partners" were part of the EAP or just left field new?

By defining them as partners and not clients or having formal agreements you could possibly skirt the supposed issue of disclosing projected income as per the ASX BS.

If so, we know how long it took Renesas to get through their programs before now taping out for a 3rd party.

Is it conceivable these more recent public acknowledgements are a precursor that these partners are nearing or have completed their DD and are nearing product confirmations, releases in due course?

Has this been the sort of clients (partners) the BRN tech hires past several months have been working with to get to product stage?

If they were to be going to mkt then are they able to just get Megachips to design etc their Akida integrated ASIC, if thats the design and pay Megachips accordingly which then flows to us.

Appears able to get Renesas to do similar maybe with MCUs and $ to us accordingly.

All without individual licences.

Just some random thoughts.

NASA
FORD
VALEO
MERCEDES
SIFIVE
MAGIKEYE
MEGACHIPS
RENESAS
BIOTOME
PROPHESEE
EDGE IMPULSE
ARM
NVISO
GLOBAL FOUNDRIES
VVDN
SOCIONEXT
MOSCHIP
INTEL
NANOSE
AI LABS
SAHOMA CONTROLWARE
EMOTION3D
TEKSUN
INTELLISENSE

 

[Kachoo]

ShortMan - Short position graph for BRN

Short position graph and statistics for BRN

www.shortman.com.au

Shorts dropping. Not sure how much weight I put in the daily reports being accurate. But with this low volume there aren't to many chips available on the market to cover this short fall.

 

[Stable Genius]

Was looking at the list that @Stable Genius put up not long ago.

Started asking myself questions on the more recent flurry, if you will, of partnership releases.

Like, AI Labs, Teksun, emotion3D, VVDN, Intellisense - though known of via NASA public info, the relationship has now been publicly solidified by BRN.

Why now?

Do we consider that some / all of these "partners" were part of the EAP or just left field new?

By defining them as partners and not clients or having formal agreements you could possibly skirt the supposed issue of disclosing projected income as per the ASX BS.

If so, we know how long it took Renesas to get through their programs before now taping out for a 3rd party.

Is it conceivable these more recent public acknowledgements are a precursor that these partners are nearing or have completed their DD and are nearing product confirmations, releases in due course?

Has this been the sort of clients (partners) the BRN tech hires past several months have been working with to get to product stage?

If they were to be going to mkt then are they able to just get Megachips to design etc their Akida integrated ASIC, if thats the design and pay Megachips accordingly which then flows to us.

Appears able to get Renesas to do similar maybe with MCUs and $ to us accordingly.

All without individual licences.

Just some random thoughts.

NASA
FORD
VALEO
MERCEDES
SIFIVE
MAGIKEYE
MEGACHIPS
RENESAS
BIOTOME
PROPHESEE
EDGE IMPULSE
ARM
NVISO
GLOBAL FOUNDRIES
VVDN
SOCIONEXT
MOSCHIP
INTEL
NANOSE
AI LABS
SAHOMA CONTROLWARE
EMOTION3D
TEKSUN
INTELLISENSE

I see Teksun as competition for Megachips. Looking at their website they appear to do the same thing. VVDN as well only being in India will target that zone and also have a large manufacturing capability.

Megachips as we know just invested $20 or 30 mil to set up in USA. Fingers crossed they can get traction. Having Nintendo in their back pocket is very promising.

Those 3 are who I think smaller companies will go to for niche devices.

The larger OEMs will be using ARM, SiFive and Intel.

Unless you’re Valeo/Mercedes/Renesas who have their own engineers to keep it in house.

Edge impulse is to train or do the software side of it.

Emotion3D are competition for Nviso.

Intellisense, Blue Ridge are Defence with NASA and probably Bascomm Hunter who I’m guessing are going to use SiFive.

Nanose and Know Labs, Biotome are medical, again with NASA and likely TATA.

TATA not on the list yet but they will be covering everything!

That’s just off the top of my head!

Future looks rock solid to me!

Edit: just saw Nviso changed to Nvidia so I’m fixing that up

 

[Tothemoon24]

Has anyone dived into the company Oculi ? ​

​

​

Oculi Forms strategic partnership with GlobalFoundries to advance edge sensing technology​

BALTIMORE, MD, UNITED STATES -- February 15, 2023 -- Oculi today announced a strategic partnership with GlobalFoundries Inc. (GF) (Nasdaq: GFS), a global leader in feature-rich semiconductor manufacturing, to manufacture OCULI SPU S12, the world's first single-chip intelligent Software-Defined Vision Sensor. This new chip will be used in smart devices and homes, industrial, IoT, automotive markets and wearables including AR/VR.
The OCULI SPU S12 is the first of 3 product lines that will disrupt and set a new standard in vision technology. It is based on GF’s 55LPx which is a feature-rich platform that supports Radio Frequency (RF), ultra-low power (ULP), embedded non-volatile memory (eNVM) and high voltage BCDLite® options. This makes the platform an ideal solution for System on Chip (SoC) integration to enable more functionality, less energy consumption and smaller form factor electronic applications.
Dr. Charbel Rizk, Oculi founder and CEO commented "Oculi has solved decades-long fundamental challenges by developing a new form of vision sensor that applies selectivity to process only the most relevant information 30X faster, 1/10th the power drain, and protects privacy/data security at the sensor. Oculi technology, which features pre-processing inside the pixel that emulates the human eye, will ultimately power many smart devices. Oculi’s new vision is ideal for edge applications such as always-on gesture/face/people tracking and low-latency eye tracking, while alternative solutions are too slow, big, and power inefficient. GF is an excellent partner to enable us to quickly get our product to our customers."
In collaborating with Oculi, Mike Hogan, chief business officer at GF, recognized the synergy for both companies in this engagement. As Mike stated, "Visual AI at the edge is the growth vector to enhance the connection between the digital and physical world. Oculi's architecture and GF’s production-proven 55LPx feature-rich platform enables device makers to get to market faster while also by optimizing data usage and reducing energy consumption.”

 

[AARONASX]

It was previously mentioned where Tony stated along the line if a customer was using Akida they would be keeping it quite. IMO they must be a lot of NDA ready and waiting for release... IMO they're all waiting for each other to announce first in the mean time they're grinding away honing in on their products...Once the first one comes out I'm highly bullish they'll be a run on others all rush to be 2nd 3rd 4th...no one wants to jump out too early

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Has anyone dived into the company Oculi ? ​

​

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Oculi Forms strategic partnership with GlobalFoundries to advance edge sensing technology​

BALTIMORE, MD, UNITED STATES -- February 15, 2023 -- Oculi today announced a strategic partnership with GlobalFoundries Inc. (GF) (Nasdaq: GFS), a global leader in feature-rich semiconductor manufacturing, to manufacture OCULI SPU S12, the world's first single-chip intelligent Software-Defined Vision Sensor. This new chip will be used in smart devices and homes, industrial, IoT, automotive markets and wearables including AR/VR.
The OCULI SPU S12 is the first of 3 product lines that will disrupt and set a new standard in vision technology. It is based on GF’s 55LPx which is a feature-rich platform that supports Radio Frequency (RF), ultra-low power (ULP), embedded non-volatile memory (eNVM) and high voltage BCDLite® options. This makes the platform an ideal solution for System on Chip (SoC) integration to enable more functionality, less energy consumption and smaller form factor electronic applications.
Dr. Charbel Rizk, Oculi founder and CEO commented "Oculi has solved decades-long fundamental challenges by developing a new form of vision sensor that applies selectivity to process only the most relevant information 30X faster, 1/10th the power drain, and protects privacy/data security at the sensor. Oculi technology, which features pre-processing inside the pixel that emulates the human eye, will ultimately power many smart devices. Oculi’s new vision is ideal for edge applications such as always-on gesture/face/people tracking and low-latency eye tracking, while alternative solutions are too slow, big, and power inefficient. GF is an excellent partner to enable us to quickly get our product to our customers."
In collaborating with Oculi, Mike Hogan, chief business officer at GF, recognized the synergy for both companies in this engagement. As Mike stated, "Visual AI at the edge is the growth vector to enhance the connection between the digital and physical world. Oculi's architecture and GF’s production-proven 55LPx feature-rich platform enables device makers to get to market faster while also by optimizing data usage and reducing energy consumption.”

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Some prev posts when I went digging a little on them as from memory someone picked up maybe Rob mentioned them in a video or something. Was very brief mention.

Posts not in date order but bits on Oculi fwiw.

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@Tothemoon24

Some prev posts when I went digging a little on them as from memory someone picked up maybe Rob mentioned them in a video or something. Was very brief mention.

Posts not in date order but bits on Oculi fwiw.

BRN Discussion Ongoing

Hey Fullmoonfever, so with what you know, would you trust placing a stop loss, of the kind that is supposed to be hidden from view, until the set price triggers it? Do you believe, it is in fact hidden? My assertion that it can be seen by some, is my opinion, based on other more knowledgeable...

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Wow big words used by Raths. World's first comercial AI manufacture has developed. I don't know if this does not get any clearer. We have Renesas Tape out! AKIDA1500! for comercial applications. The waves are comming. This is what I was saying we are getting news and info from individuals...

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Nice we are also both in the same ecosystem / member program focused on edge ai and vision products. I'm really liking this. XOL Automation has bought in to Oculi, and they look after a lot of factory automation. This looks all ready to get big straight away - no waiting to see if some...

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Nice we are also both in the same ecosystem / member program focused on edge ai and vision products. I'm really liking this. XOL Automation has bought in to Oculi, and they look after a lot of factory automation. This looks all ready to get big straight away - no waiting to see if some...

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Thank you @Fullmoonfever much appreciated