BRN Discussion Ongoing

[Foxdog]

unfortunately I was pushing hard to a mate after the merc thing.
Not as insanely hard as I was at 5-10 cents to him.
Thankfully he procrastinated a bit
But ughh still has avg price around 80 ish cents now after avg down.

Yeah it's a long way back to just break even. Something massive needs to happen for some to make any money here. First step is a re-visit of the $2.34 all time high. That'll be my re-assess point anyway.

 

[Learning]

Learning 🏖

 

[Damo4]

Learning 🏖

Currently listening, just wanted to point out they are changing the NED remuneration structure to include a minimum BRN stock holding.
Hopefully that's higher than the RSU's everyone is given, otherwise it's just a no-sell policy.

 

[GStocks123]

Quite a lot on SNN research including Akida. Unfortunately link regarding NVIDIA is no longer available

Low Power & Low Latency Cloud Cover Detection in Small Satellites Using On-board Neuromorphic Processors

Emergence of small satellites for earth observation missions has opened up new horizons for space research but at the same time posed newer challenges of limited power and compute resource arising out of the size & weight constraints imposed by these satellites. The currently evolving...

ieeexplore.ieee.org

 

[GStocks123]

More on the most recent TCS research paper. I like it a lot!

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Bringing Touch to the Edge: A Neuromorphic Processing Approach For Event-Based Tactile Systems

The rise of neuromorphic applications has highlighted the remarkable potential of biologically-inspired systems. Despite significant advancements in audio and visual technologies, research directed towards tactile sensing has not been as extensive. We propose a neuromorphic tactile system for...

ieeexplore.ieee.org

 

[Fastback6666]

From the last Quarterly report it was stated therein that:

"The Company is currently experiencing its highest ever level of commercial engagements, the volume and quality of which are improving rapidly as a larger number of customers learn about BrainChip and our 2nd Generation technology which will be available in late Q3."

Also let's all hope that where the Co say's : "The Company is currently experiencing its highest ever level of commercial engagements "...... IMO...translate's into an increased revenue stream in this upcoming 4C.

I hope that these Co statements are correct and just not mere off the cuff feel good " Fluff " statements.

If it’s new interest then they would have to fully test and validate the 2nd Generation product. Real revenue would most likely be some time away for newcomers.

We need to see the long term partners finished product(s) and starting revenue from those engagements. They cut their teeth in 1st generation and then bang in the 2nd generation….hopefully some revenue in the next 12 months somewhere.

 

[Xray1]

G'day Rise,

You need to watch the movie (Highlander). Queen did the sound track (see: It's a kind of magic) An immortal dealing with the loss of the mortals he loved.

Hmm.....I think this is getting a bit weird.

So....

Back to BRN..

The Akida 1500 must be on the test bench by now. Am I wrong to think that it was cooked up for a long standing EAP customer? Not so fussed with Akida 2.0, It's years away by the time it is taped out and then tested. Then again, news of its launch may be positive for the SP.

I am wondering if the upcoming launch of Akida Gen 2.0 has already been factored into the current S/Price ??? ........... imo, I think the only thing that will these days create S/price momentum from here on out will be the disclosure of any new IP Licensing/s.

 

[DK6161]

I am wondering if the upcoming launch of Akida Gen 2.0 has already been factored into the current S/Price ??? ........... imo, I think the only thing that will these days create S/price momentum from here on out will be the disclosure of any new IP Licensing/s.

Yes that's something a lot of people don't realise. Akida 2.0 might already factored in the current declining SP.
We are just waiting for commercial agreements - which generally take months or years after testing and further changes/upgrades to Akida 2.0 before signing any agreement.

 

[Xray1]

On the surface a good idea.

However BRCHF hit a 52 week low today (hard to fathom with so many good thing in the hopper and vastly increased tech recognition of neuromorphic whatever).

But a company doesn't want to merge or be acquired at a low valuation.

Possible first step to spark valuation is to have a BIG NAME take a 10% stake.

Double overnight and find itself on investors stock screens.

Enough with the anonymity!!

I personally hope that ARM, once they actually list on the Nasdaq IPO within the very near future will have substantial funds set aside for Co acquisitions, mergers etc etc as part of their overall ongoing commercial and corporate strategies ........ it would be beneficial and make sense for ARM to take some kind of a financial stake no matter what size interest big or small ( but meaningful ) in Brainchip, especially given that they know of our Co, as well as most importantly incorporating / promoting our Akida AI technology within their own ARM products.

 

[supersonic001]

BrainChip Chair Antonio J. | BrainChip

BrainChip Chair Antonio J. Viana Addresses Investors in Two-Part Investor Podcast - https://lnkd.in/g9d-c7DY #edgeAI #AI #neuromorphic #aritificialintelligence #podcast

www.linkedin.com

 

[Cartagena]

Another article I found mentions ARM and how Akida "will be" paired with their processor to provide AI capability.
Based on what we know, this is the M85 Cortex.

The main part which really validates my investment and excites me is this:
In this case, MegaChips’ partner, BrainChip, is an example of an accelerator that would be combined with the existing embedded processors.

The AI ARM connection is real and happening. Our patience will be rewarded.

 

[Tothemoon24]

Dear Mr Sean Hehir

I’m not sure how things work in America

In Australia as children going to school we start our learnings doing finger painting , then we learn to use crayons for drawing & start to learn how to spell our names .

We then advance to using a pencil, once we reach a certain level we start to use what’s called a pen , we need to be advanced in this art form to achieve our pen licence.

If you’re unaware Mr Hehir a pen is used for very important documents, like witnessing the signing of contracts.
Please see the below artist impression of how to use such a tool

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[Xray1]

Dear Mr Sean Hehir

I’m not sure how things work in America

In Australia as children going to school we start our learnings doing finger painting , then we learn to use crayons for drawing & start to learn how to spell our names .

We then advance to using a pencil, once we reach a certain level we start to use what’s called a pen , we need to be advanced in this art form to achieve our pen licence.

If you’re unaware Mr Hehir a pen is used for very important documents, like witnessing the signing of contracts.
Please see the below artist impression of how to use such a tool

.

What if he is left handed ??? !!!

 

[Esq.111]

Morning Xray1 ,

For what they are all receiving in salaries ect , I expect them to be extremely proficient with both hands.

Regards,
Esq

 

[Foxdog]

Antonio presents really well in the Part 1 podcast. Evidently very switched on. Looking forward to Part 2 when Gen2 will be discussed.

 

[TECH]

Well, our Podcast was delivered as per expected this week, with an added bonus (if you like) with another part next week.

Both Tony and Antonio spoke very clearly, Antonio was his usual thoughtful self, keeping things in prospective, what I'd call,
stating our current position in an honest controlled manner, no fluff, and that's what I like.

He backed up Sean's comment/s with regard "our engagement level and quality have improved radically"
I'd listen to the Podcast again between 16m 30s and 18m 39s.

He has nailed it very clearly as to why a number of shareholders keep asking why, why, why....listen carefully as I believe
that he explained it beautifully.

The long game, despite being a little longer than I had personally planned for.

Tech

 

[Diogenese]

Dear Mr Sean Hehir

I’m not sure how things work in America

In Australia as children going to school we start our learnings doing finger painting , then we learn to use crayons for drawing & start to learn how to spell our names .

We then advance to using a pencil, once we reach a certain level we start to use what’s called a pen , we need to be advanced in this art form to achieve our pen licence.

If you’re unaware Mr Hehir a pen is used for very important documents, like witnessing the signing of contracts.
Please see the below artist impression of how to use such a tool

.

Punctuation - full stop after final "use", exclamation mark after "tool".

 

[Home101]

Honestly speaking, the commercial progress has been slower than i expected. I expect things to change once Gen 2 is available in September.
When i started investing in the company, i started with a target to accumulate 50k shares. I kept accumulating slowly at every opportunity. The average is higher than what i would like it to be but with my buy today of another $5k at .34, i have taken my holdings to 201k shares. I am now waiting patiently for the better days to come. Go BRN

 

[MDhere]

Cleverly crafted CNN @chapman89 and fellow Brners

NNTrak: A Neural Network Approach Towards Calculating Air-Writing Trajectories in Real-Time with a Smartwatch

Tracking arm motion in real-time with wearables like smartwatches has proved to be a challenging task. Ex-isting approaches either require additional sensing modality affecting ubiquity, and/or are not efficient enough for real-time tracking, especially on low-power embedded devices with limited...

ieeexplore.ieee.org

 

[Bravo]

Cruise isn't having such a good time of it as late. The results of this accident are pretty concrete.

Driverless Car Gets Stuck in Wet Concrete in San Francisco (Published 2023)

Though driverless cars have not been blamed for any serious injuries or crashes in the city, they have been involved in several jarring episodes.

www.nytimes.com