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Hmmm..what's this then? Fast-imaging frame rate up to 1600 fps...neuromorphic imaging for event detection...
The MIRA 02Y-E shortwave-infrared (SWIR) camera delivers a fast-imaging frame rate up to 1600 fps.
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The MIRA 02Y-E shortwave-infrared (SWIR) camera delivers a fast-imaging frame rate up to 1600 fps. Its readout integrated circuit (ROIC) enables an independent second stream of neuromorphic imaging for event detection, reducing the amount of data communication while tracking what changed in the scene. Ideal for advanced, low SWaP-C applications, the SWIR camera can be integrated into various air platforms, missiles, vehicles, and handheld devices.
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SWIR camera enables event-based imaging capabilities
May 1, 2023The MIRA 02Y-E shortwave-infrared (SWIR) camera delivers a fast-imaging frame rate up to 1600 fps.
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The MIRA 02Y-E shortwave-infrared (SWIR) camera delivers a fast-imaging frame rate up to 1600 fps. Its readout integrated circuit (ROIC) enables an independent second stream of neuromorphic imaging for event detection, reducing the amount of data communication while tracking what changed in the scene. Ideal for advanced, low SWaP-C applications, the SWIR camera can be integrated into various air platforms, missiles, vehicles, and handheld devices.
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Another link to the above but here you can see that Prophesee are mentioned in related articles (below the main article).
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Designed for advanced, low SWaP-C applications, Mira 02Y-E can be integrated into various air platforms, missiles, vehicles, and hand-held devices to identify and detect hostile fire, and more. Mira 02Y-E features high frame rates and coded spot tracking (CST), alongside event-based imaging capabilities for a wide range of platforms.
The camera includes an InGaAs focal plane array with a pixel pitch of 10µm, improved background-independency enabling operation with highly-illuminated scenes, and a low noise imaging mode (LNIM) for low light level (LLL) imaging and improved situational awareness.
The ROIC imager technology also means Mira can offer an independent second stream of neuromorphic imaging for event detection. This reduces the amount of data communication while tracking ‘what changed in the scene’.
Mira leverages the technology of Semi Conductor Devices' Swift-El detector, a low size weight and power (SWaP) and low-cost VGA format 10-micron pitch detector.
“Now, for the first time, customers can benefit from a SWIR camera with built-in technology that can provide event analytics of numerous details," says Mark Fydenkevez, CEO of Quantum Imaging.”
Quantum Imaging will launch Mira 02Y-E next week at the annual SPIE Defence and Commercial Sensing conference in Orlando.
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Quantum Imaging, a subsidiary of SCDUSA, has launched its event-based short wave infrared (SWIR) camera, the Mira 02Y-E.
Designed for advanced, low SWaP-C applications, Mira 02Y-E can be integrated into various air platforms, missiles, vehicles, and hand-held devices to identify and detect hostile fire, and more. Mira 02Y-E features high frame rates and coded spot tracking (CST), alongside event-based imaging capabilities for a wide range of platforms.
The camera includes an InGaAs focal plane array with a pixel pitch of 10µm, improved background-independency enabling operation with highly-illuminated scenes, and a low noise imaging mode (LNIM) for low light level (LLL) imaging and improved situational awareness.
The ROIC imager technology also means Mira can offer an independent second stream of neuromorphic imaging for event detection. This reduces the amount of data communication while tracking ‘what changed in the scene’.
Mira leverages the technology of Semi Conductor Devices' Swift-El detector, a low size weight and power (SWaP) and low-cost VGA format 10-micron pitch detector.
“Now, for the first time, customers can benefit from a SWIR camera with built-in technology that can provide event analytics of numerous details," says Mark Fydenkevez, CEO of Quantum Imaging.”
Quantum Imaging will launch Mira 02Y-E next week at the annual SPIE Defence and Commercial Sensing conference in Orlando.
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A nice way to think. But the difference here is who are the people promoting GPT. Nvidia is biggest profiter and is established company. Microsoft invested 10 billion in open ai and take a share of company. Can anyone tell how much money was invested in open ai. And how expensive the chat GPT project was?
On the other hand brainchip had not offered a single share to any big company. Even to Microsoft we want to sell a licence not equity.
So our strategy is different from chat gpt and that should be considered our strength than weakness.
The founders of our company have great courage, patience and vision. Let the time decide who is going to rule the market in longer run.
We are improving our ecosystem which means we just start penetrating.
Once the actual products start hitting the shelves we will get everyone's attention.
hamilton66
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B, I have been in this longer than most . Can't bitch, cos I've made a poultice on paper. That said, I hope hard questions are not only asked at the AGM, but also answered. My fear is they wont be. Hope I'm wrong. GLTA
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There's not a lot I disagree with here but it's not really answering the question I asked
As for ChatGPT. How could that adversely affect Akida? ChatGPT is essentially a Chatbot(very simplistic take).
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I saw ChatGPT coming, but not nearly as quickly as it arrived, nor with the quality it has become in that time. As a developer interested in technology, I try to keep up with what is new when I can find the time to do so.
The Transformer architecture was developed by Google in 2017, and GPT-1 from OpenAI was not very well known. GPT-2 was open-sourced in 2019 when things started to get interesting.
GPT-2 formed the basis of an online interactive game called "AI Dungeon." If you were ever a fan of text adventures or online dungeons, it's quite the treat. GPT became a closed-source model, and Microsoft invested heavily in the venture.
In late 2021, I watched a YouTube video from OpenAI about "Codex," an application that wrote code from English descriptions. Impressive, but nothing that competent programmers would have to worry about.
Today's ChatGPT is much more robust, extremely good at writing code in several languages given the correct prompts, and can do such tasks as the translation from one language to another, optimization, the addition of error handling and unit testing code, and describing what code does in plain English. I'm very impressed by how far it's come so quickly, and it is only getting better.
I want to note here that it has been about six (6) years since Google introduced Transformers, and ChatGPT didn't become explosive in popularity until early this year. This technology has been in the hands of developers, has spawned some fascinating projects, and is now getting a lot of interest in the industry.
Let that amount of time sink in. I have not seen any other technology introduced by anyone else capable of completely replacing it (yet). BrainChip is in a similar position. While the MetaTF software has been available for a few years, the silicon for AKD1000 wasn't in the average Joe's hands until January 2022, almost a year and a half ago.
While other competitors are looking at neuromorphic computing solutions, BrainChip is one of the leaders when comparing end-user benchmarks. Additionally, they are protected by patents, such as one-shot learning (something I think is sorely underestimated).
As I mentioned before, neuromorphic computing is a new way of doing things, and AI accelerator processors (such as Intel's Movidius Neural Compute Stick, released in 2017) have been around for some time. It will take time for this technology to be adopted, and I think eventually BrainChip will be noticed by more companies as a result of the gaining popularity of AI through tools such as ChatGPT.
I think it's great that companies want to play around with BrainChip's technology. In doing so, their eyes are opened to the possibilities. How many people buy a new car without taking it for a test drive and contemplating their decision?
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OutbackJohn
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Rather than ask someone to do the hard questions
Why dont you do it yourself if you have thats much of a. Concern. And i guess you cant attend this year
rgupta
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I don't think chat gpt is only a chatbot!!There's not a lot I disagree with here but it's not really answering the question I asked
As for ChatGPT. How could that adversely affect Akida? ChatGPT is essentially a Chatbot(very simplistic take).
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I did say this was a very simplistic take
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If you’re implying that Outbackjohn is a blow in, he is definitely not - he is one of the longtermers from the old site. Had the pleasure of meeting him at our Melbourne $1 party (that feels like a while ago
)Just for context: Someone posted a Teksun blurb a short time ago, but when I tried to post this reply, it was gone (- phantom NDA?):
The Teksun HMI uses CNN, a software image classification implementation which is extremely power hungry, so they would have been just as impressed as Prophesee, nViso, etc., when they saw the real time, low power response of Akida. Their Human/Machine Interface (HMI) looks like it would have room for only one PC board (loader with ARM processors), but I guess they may have been able to port a PCIe board.
The Teksun HMI uses CNN, a software image classification implementation which is extremely power hungry, so they would have been just as impressed as Prophesee, nViso, etc., when they saw the real time, low power response of Akida. Their Human/Machine Interface (HMI) looks like it would have room for only one PC board (loader with ARM processors), but I guess they may have been able to port a PCIe board.
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I met @OutbackJohn at a Melbourne shareholder catch up a few years ago. I can vouch that he is a LTH and the real deal. Good on you Outback for making it up to Sydney.
Unfortunately the roll out of my new clinic has clashed with the AGM. Enjoy all that are attending and I’ll be sure to be signing in live on Tuesday. The plan is to be at the next one and we will hopefully be chatting about how great it is to have some consistent revenue flying in!
Edit: have now seen that @JoMo68 has also spoken for Outback…also met JoMo at this same event. Bring on the next $1 party event in the best city in Australia
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OutbackJohn
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If you’re implying that Outbackjohn is a blow in, he is definitely not - he is one of the longtermers from the old site. Had the pleasure of meeting him at our Melbourne $1 party (that feels like a while ago
It's nice to be validated as a real person. Thank you both!I met @OutbackJohn at a Melbourne shareholder catch up a few years ago. I can vouch that he is a LTH and the real deal. Good on you Outback for making it up to Sydney.
Unfortunately the roll out of my new clinic has clashed with the AGM. Enjoy all that are attending and I’ll be sure to be signing in live on Tuesday. The plan is to be at the next one and we will hopefully be chatting about how great it is to have some consistent revenue flying in!
Edit: have now seen that @JoMo68 has also spoken for Outback…also met JoMo at this same event. Bring on the next $1 party event in the best city in Australia
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