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Artificial intelligence (AI) in aviation has diverse applications, from reducing flight delays to increasing jet fuel efficiency.
Leading airline companies are already prototyping and testing AI applications to increase customer satisfaction and improve operational performance.
Air travel passengers are projected to reach 4 billion in 2024, exceeding pre-COVID-19 levels, according to the International Air Transport Association. To deal with such a huge number of passengers, airlines need to innovate and integrate with emerging technologies like AI and machine learning. AI in aviation has the potential to increase urban air mobility, improve airline safety, automate flight scheduling, and enable predictive maintenance of airplanes.
Flight Path Optimization
AI algorithms analyze the flight data like route distance, altitudes, mileage, fuel use, aircraft type, weather conditions and a lot of other data points. The AI application analyzes the flight data and determines the optimal flight path that would help reduce not only the flight time but also the amount of fuel used during the flight.
Alaskan Airlines is testing an AI system that can calculate the most efficient flight route in real-time. During its six-month pilot program, this system reduced flight time by five minutes and saved a whopping 480 thousand gallons of jet fuel.
Predictive Airplane Maintenance
Airlines have to bear the high cost of delays and cancellations. As per the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, airline carrier delays account for 35% of all flight delay reasons. Unplanned maintenance is the top cause that leads to flight delays from airline carriers. Machine learning algorithms and IoT can help carriers curb costs of unplanned maintenance by monitoring aircraft and detecting anomalies. The machine learning algorithm will track the real-time technical condition of the aircraft and notify technicians of possible malfunctions. In this way, aircraft technicians can proactively implement maintenance activities like replacing airplane parts.
This AI system will also automate the reporting of maintenance operations to senior leadership teams, which in turn can track the expenses and inventory and get insights on operations. Through such a seamless reporting and analytics system, airlines can also reduce costs on expedited delivery of parts and overtime compensation for crews.
The applications for AI in aviation are evolving and there are many fascinating new developments in the pipeline. AI in aviation is transforming everything from flight management systems and air traffic control to crew scheduling and airport security. AI is reshaping the aviation industry to ensure passenger safety, optimize operational workflows and enhance customer experience.
An article not to be sneezed at....this industry sector is not only right up our alley but worth billions in yet to be untapped revenue.
Here's hoping Chris Stevens has been pro-active in this regard.
Tech
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IS TRANSFORMING THE AVIATION INDUSTRY
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Artificial intelligence (AI) in aviation has diverse applications, from reducing flight delays to increasing jet fuel efficiency.
Leading airline companies are already prototyping and testing AI applications to increase customer satisfaction and improve operational performance.
Air travel passengers are projected to reach 4 billion in 2024, exceeding pre-COVID-19 levels, according to the International Air Transport Association. To deal with such a huge number of passengers, airlines need to innovate and integrate with emerging technologies like AI and machine learning. AI in aviation has the potential to increase urban air mobility, improve airline safety, automate flight scheduling, and enable predictive maintenance of airplanes.
Flight Path Optimization
AI algorithms analyze the flight data like route distance, altitudes, mileage, fuel use, aircraft type, weather conditions and a lot of other data points. The AI application analyzes the flight data and determines the optimal flight path that would help reduce not only the flight time but also the amount of fuel used during the flight.
Alaskan Airlines is testing an AI system that can calculate the most efficient flight route in real-time. During its six-month pilot program, this system reduced flight time by five minutes and saved a whopping 480 thousand gallons of jet fuel.
Predictive Airplane Maintenance
Airlines have to bear the high cost of delays and cancellations. As per the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, airline carrier delays account for 35% of all flight delay reasons. Unplanned maintenance is the top cause that leads to flight delays from airline carriers. Machine learning algorithms and IoT can help carriers curb costs of unplanned maintenance by monitoring aircraft and detecting anomalies. The machine learning algorithm will track the real-time technical condition of the aircraft and notify technicians of possible malfunctions. In this way, aircraft technicians can proactively implement maintenance activities like replacing airplane parts.
This AI system will also automate the reporting of maintenance operations to senior leadership teams, which in turn can track the expenses and inventory and get insights on operations. Through such a seamless reporting and analytics system, airlines can also reduce costs on expedited delivery of parts and overtime compensation for crews.
The applications for AI in aviation are evolving and there are many fascinating new developments in the pipeline. AI in aviation is transforming everything from flight management systems and air traffic control to crew scheduling and airport security. AI is reshaping the aviation industry to ensure passenger safety, optimize operational workflows and enhance customer experience.
An article not to be sneezed at....this industry sector is not only right up our alley but worth billions in yet to be untapped revenue.
Here's hoping Chris Stevens has been pro-active in this regard.
Tech
doubtful the Akida IP could be implemented in ARM Custom Instructions.
Either way we all (should) have a common goal and that is for Brainchip to be a success. The great thing about forums is that we all have points of view and we don't have to read anyone else's posts. Can get a bit feisty in both directions, read only what you want, move on is good advice and you can always wait till the end of the day to read the forum. Just read the ones with lots of 
if you only want to get the good stuff (others have done the reading and hard work for you!). I'm very guilty of that.
if you only want to get the good stuff (others have done the reading and hard work for you!). I'm very guilty of that.I don't know if that has been posted before, but it does mention Stephen Hawkings
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Microsoft is reportedly developing its own AI hardware chip, code named Athena
The report claims that Microsoft has been developing the Athena AI chip since 2019, and it hopes it can help cut the cost of running servers with AI-themed large language programs.
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Getting updates from the company is hardly too much to ask!
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If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Damo4
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That's why I posted the link. To the company you have invested in.
See more specific link to the news tab, don't forget to click each year to get the respective releases.
See links for news:
https://investors.brainchip.com/news
Also see below for common questions
https://investors.brainchip.com/faq
Tothemoon24
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Renesas exploring local production of chipset developed in partnership with TCS
Renesas, Executive Vice President and General Manager, IoT and Infrastructure Business Unit, Sailesh Chittipeddi told PTI that the collaboration is on the lines of "Make in India to make for the world".
New Delhi: Semiconductor company Renesas is exploring local production of chipsets that the company is developing in partnership with leading software company TCS, a senior official of the company said. Last month, Tata Consultancy Services(TCS) and Renesas Electronics Corporation (Renesas) opened a joint Innovation Center in Bengaluru and Hyderabad to jointly develop semiconductor chipsets for wireless technologies, industrial technologies etc for the global market.
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Renesas, Executive Vice President and General Manager, IoT and Infrastructure Business Unit, Sailesh Chittipeddi told PTI that the collaboration is on the lines of "Make in India to make for the world".
"Partnership with TCS will start bearing fruit in 2 years in the form of semiconductor chipsets and system solutions for both Indian and global markets. We aim to explore pathways to locally produce these chips as part of the Make in India initiative with partnerships," Chittipeddi said.
If we plug Akida 1500 in there, does that make the ARM ML processor (Helium) redundant?
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
KiKi
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They certainly do read in forums and especially in this big one. They judge daily how their reputation in the public develops and they do know what investors complain about. I have no doubt about that because that's what public relations departments do and they cannot be without one. But I also think that they cannot disclose more than what they already do in their podcasts and interviews.
I am highly invested and bought late. Unfortunately, I am at almost 50% loss now, but I still believe in the company. To keep my nerves relaxed most of the time, I already now accept a 100% loss, just in case. I will be more than happy if the SP goes up again, no doubt, but I don't wait for it. Good things need time and I am giving this time to BrainChip!
Can't those people constantly complaining here please just wait till after the coming annual meeting? Maybe we all will be positively surprised thereafter and your complaining was a waste of energy and time. Wait and see, please!!!
I almost forgot.
Tothemoon24
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HiMax has been spoken about in the pass unsure if this opens doors or closes them ?with BRN adaptability with all things ARM 
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Arm on LinkedIn: #ew23 #onarm
Himax Technologies, Inc. brought endpoint AI to the Arm booth at #EW23, showing: 😯 A facial landmark demo, using Himax’s WiseEye solution 🖐️ High precision…
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Newk R
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I have been a shareholder for many, many years now. I have seen the ups and downs. But when I see my share price drop over $1.00 per share over the last 12 months and the directors are giving themselves performance rights, I think I have the right to complain.
Don't get me wrong, I still believe we have a great product and I still believe it could be a world changer. But I am thinking that maybe the present administration is not the one to deliver the results that we all want and deserve.
I would be the happiest man on the planet if i was proven wrong.
Damo4
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