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It's will just be another reference diagnostic tool once fine tuned.
Job advertisement from mercedes
Shared on LinkedIn, liked by Chris Stevens
Development engineer in the field of artificial intelligence with a focus on neuromorphic computing and ADAS (f/m/x)
Gerrit Ecke on LinkedIn: Development engineer in the field of artificial intelligence with a focus…
We are hiring! Would you like to work as a researcher in the field of #neuromorphic computing and foster innovation and technology transfer from universities…www.linkedin.com
Die gewählte Stellenanzeige wurde nicht gefunden. | Mercedes-Benz Group
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Fun fact - different Mercedes employee, different post on LinkedIn, same job i think - liked by Anil
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ANT61 on LinkedIn: Cities on the Moon and Mars, climate change on Earth, strong defence… | 16 comments
Cities on the Moon and Mars, climate change on Earth, strong defence, security and cooperation on Earth and beyond — what do all these have in common? They all… | 16 comments on LinkedIn
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And just posted from ANT61 an Australian Intelligent autonomous construction and service robot company using Brainchip and going to space. 
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Sums up pretty well how unevolved your brain seems to be Wilzy posting the same meme hundreds of times.
Hi Pmel ,
ANT61 on LinkedIn: Cities on the Moon and Mars, climate change on Earth, strong defence… | 16 comments
Cities on the Moon and Mars, climate change on Earth, strong defence, security and cooperation on Earth and beyond — what do all these have in common? They all… | 16 comments on LinkedIn
Great to see one of our partners openly acknowledging BrainChip .
Top find .
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And just posted from ANT61 an Australian Intelligent autonomous construction and service robot company using Brainchip and going to space.
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Had a recent trip to Melb and in the back streets of Brunswick i ran into a dji shop in the industrial section of Brunswick.
So i thought i would stop by and show them this pic. And ask them Brainchip is promoting a drone in this pic do you know whos drone it is? They said yes thats OUR Inspire drone. Thankyou dji no further questions
So i thought i would stop by and show them this pic. And ask them Brainchip is promoting a drone in this pic do you know whos drone it is? They said yes thats OUR Inspire drone. Thankyou dji no further questions
Edge AI in Medical Applications - Digica | AI powered software
A practical use for object detection based on Convolutional Neural Networks is in devices which can support people with impaired vision. An embedded
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Amazon Web Services Robotics - tell me I'm dreamin'!
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Neuromorphia
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AWS Robotics category icon Robotics - Overview of Amazon Web Services
Overview of AWS Robotics.
docs.aws.amazon.com
Robot Simulator - AWS RoboMaker - AWS
AWS RoboMaker - Cloud robotics service that makes it easy to build, deploy, and manage smart robots.
Robot Simulator - AWS RoboMaker - AWS
AWS RoboMaker - Cloud robotics service that makes it easy to build, deploy, and manage smart robots.
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buena suerte :-)
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Great post Pmel ... exciting! A few names I recognise!??ANT61 on LinkedIn: Cities on the Moon and Mars, climate change on Earth, strong defence… | 16 comments
Cities on the Moon and Mars, climate change on Earth, strong defence, security and cooperation on Earth and beyond — what do all these have in common? They all… | 16 comments on LinkedIn
At ANT61, we use modern technology to make the stuff of science fiction into reality within our lifetime. If this resonates with you, we should chat! We've made it this far thanks to the support and guidance from many people and organisations that believed in us from the very beginning! BrainChip University of South Australia SmartSat CRC Australian Space Agency Robotics Australia Group UNSW Cicada Innovations Wolfpack Space Hub Mawson Rovers SolderLogic Matt Hansen Jason Held Jasmine Vreugdenburg Andrew Barton Mick Heywood Clyde Webster Andrew Dempster Tim Parsons Julie Autuly
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Gartner Identifies Top Trends Shaping the Future of Data Science and Machine Learning
Gartner today highlighted the top trends impacting the future of data science and machine learning (DSML) as the industry rapidly grows and evolves to meet the increasing significance of data in artificial intelligence.
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Trend 2: Edge AI
Demand for Edge AI is growing to enable the processing of data at the point of creation at the edge, helping organizations to gain real-time insights, detect new patterns and meet stringent data privacy requirements. Edge AI also helps organizations improve the development, orchestration, integration and deployment of AI.
Gartner predicts that more than 55% of all data analysis by deep neural networks will occur at the point of capture in an edge system by 2025, up from less than 10% in 2021. Organizations should identify the applications, AI training and inferencing required to move to edge environments near IoT endpoints.
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The details of the new sensor technology are not specified in the supply chain report, but it is hinted that a new Sony tech will be used, which could potentially double the low-light sensitivity.
iPhone 16 Pro Cameras to Feature New Sensor Technology
2 min read1 day ago Brandon Vincent
All four models of the iPhone 15 are expected to come equipped with the 48MP stacked sensor technology found in the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max. However, recent reports suggest that next year’s iPhone 16 Pro cameras may once again surpass the base and Plus models.
The details of the new sensor technology are not specified in the supply chain report, but it is hinted that a new Sony tech will be used, which could potentially double the low-light sensitivity.
Apple has traditionally resisted the trend of increasing megapixel numbers in smartphone cameras, as packing more pixels into a small sensor can result in poorer performance in low-light conditions. To overcome this limitation, Apple introduced stacked sensor technology in the iPhone 14 models. This technology utilizes multiple layers to retain low-light sensitivity and was initially implemented in the iPhone 14 Pro models. It is expected to be incorporated into the entire iPhone 15 lineup this year.
According to Ming-Chi Kuo’s report, the iPhone 16 Pro models will feature a different sensor than the base models, and it is confirmed that Sony will continue to provide the sensors for Apple’s devices. The report also mentions that Sony’s high-end CIS (CMOS image sensor) capacity will be limited in 2024 due to the adoption of stacked-designed CIS in the two iPhone 16 Pro models.
While the exact Sony stacked sensor tech for the iPhone 16 Pro cameras is not disclosed in the report, it is speculated that it may allow for larger photo diodes. Sony’s latest stacked sensor technology separates the photo diodes and pixel transistors, enabling larger diodes to capture more light, resulting in improved low-light performance and noise reduction.
Typically, new camera sensor technology is introduced in high-end cameras before being implemented in smartphones. However, Sony’s Xperia 1 V smartphone was the first device to feature this technology, suggesting scaling challenges that may have influenced the decision.
In terms of photography, the new sensor technology in the iPhone 16 Pro cameras is expected to enhance photo quality in low-light conditions and high-contrast lighting scenarios. This will lead to better photos in situations such as dimly lit indoor environments and capturing subjects against bright sunlight.
If the iPhone 16 Pro does indeed incorporate this new sensor technology, users can anticipate a significant improvement in photo quality compared to previous models.
Renesas to Acquire Cellular IoT Technology Leader Sequans Through Tender Offer
Renesas and Sequans today announced that the two companies have entered into a MoU.
www.businesswire.com
“We are thrilled to take our partnership with Sequans to the next level,” said Hidetoshi Shibata, President and CEO of Renesas. “Sequans is a leader in the fast-growing cellular IoT market with wide cellular IoT network coverage. The company’s technology gives Renesas a path to offer broad connectivity capabilities across IoT applications to address the evolving customer needs.”
“We have been working closely with Renesas to serve the growing market demand for massive IoT and broadband IoT customers,” said Georges Karam, Chairman and CEO of Sequans. “As many telecom operators around the world continue to invest in 5G infrastructure and with the expanding deployment of IoT applications, combining with Renesas opens up vast opportunities to usher in a new era of seamless connectivity and digital mobility that can transform a multitude of industries.”
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