BRN Discussion Ongoing

[Straw]

AFR

lol
actually.......sniff......snort........eye roll

 

[David holland]

Don't be fooled, the pressure is mounting as the days move on...the closer we move towards years end it will increase,
yes games are being repeated constantly, but the event to blow their cover is approaching.


"Lots of work to do "....have we been approached by Australian Universities, yes we have, by several, but it's all confidential,
so we all have to wait for an announcement if things move to a fruitful conclusion...it's a brilliant program that not only
educates the young and upcoming computer engineers/scientists, it opens up the field to future employees who may be
very grateful to join a world leading company like Brainchip, being guided by Peter and Anil, what a privilege as they both
slowly make their way towards retirement over the coming years, none of us are getting any younger, I see this as a once in a
lifetime opportunity, I'd grab it if I was intelligent enough, sadly I'm too old and not smart enough

God Bless all Brainchip supporters.

Tech (Karikari Peninsula NZ)

We want licence agreements Tech

 

[KMuzza]

Hi Neuromorphia - there are rules for some and rules for others - keep up the good work- your research and input is really appreciated .
THE LAW IS SOMETIMES AN …….

Disappointing from the forum that you were not acknowledged and supported with all your fantastic input.

AKIDA BALLISTA UBQTUS.

 

[Straw]

I've been the ole side-eye dirty on Afr since they made it obvious they're complicit in the dirty short game against brn a while back. Does your sniffy..snorty stem from that or just a more general eye roll?
Also just for interest I'll drop this here instead of making another separate post.
Have been looking to get back in to RC flying eg. Collective pitch helis and quads. And came across this.

Can't wait till we make a name for ourselves in this field.
Thought I would share as this has 9 realtime neural networks.

Bit that specific gripe and partly a general dislike of financial reporting period. Plus I've had too much coffee.

 

[wilzy123]

here are rules for some and rules for others

100% WRONG.

The rules are the same for everyone. This isn't the crapper.

 

[keyeat]

You shouldn't get moderated if your link points to a site with pictures of chips, all looking nice and sleek, lit up like a christmas tree, with maybe a brain motif and maybe a book on pascal or prolog in the background. Another good thing to look for is a link to a $20K event camera. Not sure about the problem with Moschip. They're in India and write the software for Qualcomm, So a good find if you ask me.

This is the warning I got :

Dreddb0t: I am the law. Your post has been moderated, and you've been warned. Read the rules again and be vigilant - any further transgressions will lead to an automatic ban. Remember, ignorance is not an excuse.

Reason: The post contains a link to an external website without any context or explanation. This is considered spamming and is not allowed in the forum.


So posting a link is not good enough, you need to add context or explanation ....

 

[KMuzza]

 

[wilzy123]

Wilzy
you changed the wording to suit yourself-
-you changed the word - there to “here” - and implicated another meaning and slandered me with a association of another forum.

This forum is for BRN info - play the ball and not the player.

Cheers Mate- no further discussion.

AKIDA BALLISTA UBQTUS.

I missed a letter ("t") in my highlighted response. Whoops. Doesn't change my response though.

You are 100% incorrect in saying there are rules for some and not for others on this forum.

By contrast, the crapper maintains a moderation behaviour that is inconsistent with their stated one, hence my comment.

If you continue with your tirade, this will not bode well for you here.

 

[Diogenese]

Hi Esq

Nice work.

Better than me finding the Wally's especially with the handicap haha

I was looking for Scarince.

 

[Diogenese]

That's funny. I just did a post about Wevolver's 2023 Edge AI technology Report which has a whole page on Akida in Chapter X: The Future of AI

https://www.wevolver.com/

but it's disappeared.

It refers to the Tensor NASA SBIR:
https://sbir.nasa.gov/SBIR/abstracts/20/sbir/phase1/SBIR-20-1-H6.22-6631.html


This led NASA to select BrainChip’s first silicon platform in 2021 to demonstrate in-space autonomy and cognition in one of the most extreme power- and thermalyly-constrained applications.

Similarly, Mercedes Benz demonstrated BrainChip in their EQXX concept vehicle that can go over 1000 km on a single charge.

In the latest generation, Brainchip has taken another big step of adding Temporal Event Based Neural Nets (TENNs) and complementary separable 3D convolutions that speed up some complex time-series data applications by 500x while radically reducing model size and footprint, but without compromising accuracy.

This enables a new class of compact, cost-effective devices to support high-res video object detection, security/ surveillance, audio, health, and industrial applications. While neuromorphic computing is still discussed as a future paradigm, BrainChip is already bringing this paradigm to market.

 

[Jasonk]

Fools smash brainchip as a meme stock but back an actual crypto meme coin.. wtf lol

 

[Straw]

Fools smash brainchip as a meme stock but back an actual crypto meme coin.. wtf lol

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Totally memeingless fools?

 

[stockduck]

Do you mean this article?

https://www.wevolver.com/article/2023-edge-ai-technology-report-chapter-x-future-of-edge-ai

 

[Boab]

Do you mean this article?

https://www.wevolver.com/article/2023-edge-ai-technology-report-chapter-x-future-of-edge-ai

Oh yes, this gives us a very nice plug.
The following is the paragraph that precedes @Diogenese earlier post.

Event-based Processing & Learning: BrainChip’s Neuromorphic AI Solution
BrainChip is one of the pioneers of bringing neuromorphic computing to the edge. While traditional neuromorphic approaches have used analog designs to mimic the neuron and synapse, BrainChip has taken a novel approach on three counts.

Firstly, their design is a fully digital design that is portable and reliable.

Secondly, not only do they support spiking neural nets, but they have applied event-based execution to traditional convolutional networks, thereby rendering neuromorphic computing mainstream today. This allows current CNN/RNN models to run much more efficiently and drives far more capable performance on extremely low-footprint, low-power devices at the sensor.

Thirdly, delivering on-device learning allows for personalization, customization, and other learning untethered from the cloud.

Brainchip’s Akida neural processor is offered as IP and is configurable from energy-harvesting applications at the sensor edge to high-performance yet power-efficient solutions at the network edge. It is sensor-agnostic and has been demonstrated on a variety of sensors.

As a self-managed neural processor that executes most networks completely in hardware without CPU intervention, it addresses key congestion and system bandwidth challenges in embedded SoCs while delivering highly efficient performance. With support for INT8 down to INT1 and skip connections, it handles most complex networks today, along with spiking neural nets.

 

[Boab]

Do you mean this article?

https://www.wevolver.com/article/2023-edge-ai-technology-report-chapter-x-future-of-edge-ai

Well worth a read of the whole article.
We're on a winner

 

[Boab]

Woo Hoo 40c here we come