Highly recommended read here, interesting reference to NEC too (NEC is part owner of RENESAS)
IndeedTalk about morphic resonance!
In my conversation with @Proga last night, I suggested that the milestone payments under the Valeo JD agreement could be attached to improving accuracy and converting Valeo's CNN model library to SNN, and this could have been the motivation for the "customer-suggested" changes to the Akida engineering sample SoC which produced Akida 1 with CNN2SNN and 4-bit weights/activations.
My crystal ball is beside itself with joy.
Just back to Valeo.
Posted this about this time last year with some of the authors being Valeo.
Were playing with CNN2SNN simulations.
Full paper in original post & I added the conclusion snip this time.
BRN Discussion Ongoing
A little off topic, and a bit of fun after a bad day on the ASX with the family. If NASA are not sending Akida to the moon soon, then I will. https://www.nasa.gov/send-your-name-with-artemis/ Its great to be a shareholder. Seeing as you put Brainchip Akida. I said I'd cover Brainchip Akida...thestockexchange.com.au
Don't know if been posted already, but skimming some posts around Valeo earlier and this paper released recently, June 6th.
Paper attached.
At least we have Valeos name for it...Spiking Lidar......SpikiLi
Like to think they just replicating / simulating what Akida can already do for their own confirmations as part of the process.
No direct reference to us though
Maybe @Diogenese will understand the implications better and explain in simpler terms for us.
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I love how his reply was kind of blunt: Like you would have to be a complete moron to miss the connections between MB and BrainChipLet me settle this one as well!
This was only a couple of weeks ago!!!
Now can everybody just accept that Mercedes and Brainchip are heavily involved with each other and that they see akida as 5-10x more efficient than anything else out there…..
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sounds like one of those dumb comments people make when joining a conversation halfway throughI love how his reply was kind of blunt: Like you would have to be a complete moron to miss the connections between MD and BrainChip
...Progo I am looking in your direction
.....Including all of the facts and speculation served up to you on a platter here either by the sounds of it. LMAO.I wasn't buying a current connection between MB and Brainchip on the basis MB hadn't deleted an article on their website about the EQXX.
Keep trying. But please don’t use too much oxygen.The trouble is that Renesas have only licensed 2 nodes.
But all the fancy new stuff that Akida2 can bring (Transformers etc) requires 8 nodes.
So who will build an Akida-p?
What version of Akida is Renesas building?
You can't ask BRN, because they only say it is a Reneas chip.
Sad.
Hi, greeting to everyone. New contributor here and also long term holder of this company. The Edge Computing Expo will be taking place in Amsterdam in September this year. Would anyone know if Brainchip is attending? I looked on the site and didn't find the brainchip logo possibly we could be however this is the "place to be" amongst the other multi nationals .
I just did some Linked in searches on the names on this article you posted and thought I would share them with you. One of them has a strong connection to Qualcomm LiDAR which I found interesting and another is from CEA Leti with focus on SNN.Just back to Valeo.
Posted this about this time last year with some of the authors being Valeo.
Were playing with CNN2SNN simulations.
Full paper in original post & I added the conclusion snip this time.
BRN Discussion Ongoing
A little off topic, and a bit of fun after a bad day on the ASX with the family. If NASA are not sending Akida to the moon soon, then I will. https://www.nasa.gov/send-your-name-with-artemis/ Its great to be a shareholder. Seeing as you put Brainchip Akida. I said I'd cover Brainchip Akida...thestockexchange.com.au
Don't know if been posted already, but skimming some posts around Valeo earlier and this paper released recently, June 6th.
Paper attached.
At least we have Valeos name for it...Spiking Lidar......SpikiLi
Like to think they just replicating / simulating what Akida can already do for their own confirmations as part of the process.
No direct reference to us though
Maybe @Diogenese will understand the implications better and explain in simpler terms for us.
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AI Labs have 158 followers, post on Linkedin about once a day, and the only likes they receive are from our clan of devout BRN followers.https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ai-l...4-o_7m?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios
Brainchip and AI labs partnership article says this:
A combination of the Minsky AI Engine, smart models, and the sensory inference capabilities of BrainChip’s Akida™ provides a compelling and cost-effective solution to these real-world problems.
“Minsky is the world’s most easy-to-use, proprietary, enterprise-grade AI engine that does not require data scientists or software developers to model and run predictions,” said Bhasker Rao, Founder of Ai Labs. “When optimized for BrainChip’s neuromorphic IP platform, the resulting solution will fuel rapid growth in the industrial AIoT space. Together with BrainChip’s Akida IP and MetaTFTM, we can radically improve development and deployment of predictive maintenance applications, such as vibration analysis, gas sensing, temperature sensing and others, preventing costly potential failures and reducing machine downtime. This streamlines processes and increases industrial efficiency and profitability.”
Additionally, since similar machines do not all fail the same way or at the same rate, models may have to be customized for different production lines. This is where Akida’s on-device learning capability provides a differentiated and secure approach to intelligent customization.
“Technological advancements in industrial infrastructure such as oil exploration, manufacturing, mining, transportation to mention a few, have enabled some amazing features that make for a better customer experience, but they also have created additional points of failure that can be difficult to assess,” said Rob Telson, VP of Ecosystems and Partnerships at BrainChip. “Using a combination of AI Labs, the Minsky AI Engine and our Akida platform, we are providing a way to intelligently identify points of failure, predict issues and proactively fix them before they happen. This intelligence is a game changer, and we are proud to partner with AI Labs to bring this revolutionary technology to market.”
The infamous Rob like strikes again
Not sure about every connection.I just did some Linked in searches on the names on this article you posted and thought I would share them with you. One of them has a strong connection to Qualcomm LiDAR which I found interesting and another is from CEA Leti with focus on SNN.
I’m not aware of any other company that can preform CNN to SNN covertion which makes me hopeful that brainchip is a key in all of this but it’s hard to say.
Good article TFM. I like to think that's a concrete collaboration .. Any partnerships between SynSense (SS) and Brainchip? I am aware our partner Prophesee and SS are partners with eachother. SS are launching their new chip Speck, also an edge AI chip (our close competitor). It is being commercialised as per their website and media they released. Would like to find out more hopefully about any connection we have with SS? AI is moving fasthttps://www.linkedin.com/posts/ai-l...4-o_7m?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios
Brainchip and AI labs partnership article says this:
A combination of the Minsky AI Engine, smart models, and the sensory inference capabilities of BrainChip’s Akida™ provides a compelling and cost-effective solution to these real-world problems.
“Minsky is the world’s most easy-to-use, proprietary, enterprise-grade AI engine that does not require data scientists or software developers to model and run predictions,” said Bhasker Rao, Founder of Ai Labs. “When optimized for BrainChip’s neuromorphic IP platform, the resulting solution will fuel rapid growth in the industrial AIoT space. Together with BrainChip’s Akida IP and MetaTFTM, we can radically improve development and deployment of predictive maintenance applications, such as vibration analysis, gas sensing, temperature sensing and others, preventing costly potential failures and reducing machine downtime. This streamlines processes and increases industrial efficiency and profitability.”
Additionally, since similar machines do not all fail the same way or at the same rate, models may have to be customized for different production lines. This is where Akida’s on-device learning capability provides a differentiated and secure approach to intelligent customization.
“Technological advancements in industrial infrastructure such as oil exploration, manufacturing, mining, transportation to mention a few, have enabled some amazing features that make for a better customer experience, but they also have created additional points of failure that can be difficult to assess,” said Rob Telson, VP of Ecosystems and Partnerships at BrainChip. “Using a combination of AI Labs, the Minsky AI Engine and our Akida platform, we are providing a way to intelligently identify points of failure, predict issues and proactively fix them before they happen. This intelligence is a game changer, and we are proud to partner with AI Labs to bring this revolutionary technology to market.”
The infamous Rob like strikes again
Can anyone see my posts??Hi, greeting to everyone. New contributor here and also long term holder of this company. The Edge Computing Expo will be taking place in Amsterdam in September this year. Would anyone know if Brainchip is attending? I looked on the site and didn't find the brainchip logo possibly we could be however this is the "place to be" amongst the other multi nationals .
When I click on the link you provided I couldn't find the text you quoted in your post. Can you please provide a link to the text?https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ai-l...4-o_7m?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios
Brainchip and AI labs partnership article says this:
A combination of the Minsky AI Engine, smart models, and the sensory inference capabilities of BrainChip’s Akida™ provides a compelling and cost-effective solution to these real-world problems.
“Minsky is the world’s most easy-to-use, proprietary, enterprise-grade AI engine that does not require data scientists or software developers to model and run predictions,” said Bhasker Rao, Founder of Ai Labs. “When optimized for BrainChip’s neuromorphic IP platform, the resulting solution will fuel rapid growth in the industrial AIoT space. Together with BrainChip’s Akida IP and MetaTFTM, we can radically improve development and deployment of predictive maintenance applications, such as vibration analysis, gas sensing, temperature sensing and others, preventing costly potential failures and reducing machine downtime. This streamlines processes and increases industrial efficiency and profitability.”
Additionally, since similar machines do not all fail the same way or at the same rate, models may have to be customized for different production lines. This is where Akida’s on-device learning capability provides a differentiated and secure approach to intelligent customization.
“Technological advancements in industrial infrastructure such as oil exploration, manufacturing, mining, transportation to mention a few, have enabled some amazing features that make for a better customer experience, but they also have created additional points of failure that can be difficult to assess,” said Rob Telson, VP of Ecosystems and Partnerships at BrainChip. “Using a combination of AI Labs, the Minsky AI Engine and our Akida platform, we are providing a way to intelligently identify points of failure, predict issues and proactively fix them before they happen. This intelligence is a game changer, and we are proud to partner with AI Labs to bring this revolutionary technology to market.”
The infamous Rob like strikes again