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oh to be a fly on the wall. And yes violence is not ok Hi Jesse,
Zack was talking about the enormous amount of data Nvidia had in its AI model libraries, and about Edge Impulse adapting Nvidia model libraries for the different types of processors, and the graph indicates the size of model for the different processors.
This may be linked to Akida 2 adopting 8-bit weights.
The graph also shows that the Akida models can be much smaller than the GPU or CPU models while still performing at the level of a GPU (or better).
The intriguing thing is that ARM is boxed with Akida? - probly because Akida 1 uses Cortex?
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This is bloody cool with or without Brainchip , Australian company achieves a world first .
Clinic trials to start next year.
The world-first device, which looks like a pair of sunglasses, translates the world that is normally seen into a world that can be heard by interpreting the visual real-time through binaural speakers located in the arms of the glasses.
The ARIA device interprets the visual world in real-time, delivering a sensory augmentation through binaural speakers located in the arms of the glasses.
ARIA Research’s Revolutionary Vision Aid Clinches Top Prize at Australian Technologies Competition
Pioneering vision-tech innovator ARIA Research, which has created world-first technology that turns images into sounds for those who are blind and have low vision, has been named Australian Technology Company of the Year at this year’s Australian Technologies Competition (ATC).
The ATC is a national growth program and awards program designed to showcase and promote innovative Australian technologies with global growth potential.
This year’s judging panel included John O’Brien, partner for energy, climate & sustainability at Deloitte and Melina Georgousakis, medical research scientist and social entrepreneur, along with more than a dozen industry experts.
In announcing the company’s win, the judges highlighted ARIA’s genuine IP, impressive level of use testing and funding consultation, Australian manufacturing focus as well as the significant and = global problem the technology solved.
ARIA, (Augmented Reality in Audio), leverages novel machine vision and artificial intelligence systems to deliver a sense of vision via sound to people who are blind and low-vision.
The world-first device, which looks like a pair of sunglasses, translates the world that is normally seen into a world that can be heard by interpreting the visual real-time through binaural speakers located in the arms of the glasses.
The ARIA device interprets the visual world in real-time, delivering a sensory augmentation through binaural speakers located in the arms of the glasses.
ARIA Research founders Robert Yearsley (L) and Mark Harrison (R)
ARIA co-founder and CEO Robert Yearsley said the company was honoured to be recognised in a pool of outstanding contenders.
“As these awards demonstrate, Australia is full of amazing innovation and to be recognised as a front-runner is humbling,” he said.
“There are currently 338 million people who are blind or low-vision, and that number is expected to grow to more than half a billion by 2050,”
“Our aim is to develop the first comprehensive, commercially scalable solution to address the unmet needs of these people, our end users, and to enable increased independence and autonomy.”
“90 percent of blind people are dependent on other people for moving around outside of their homes and the majority bear major challenges with core elements of living and maintaining a household independently. We want to change that.
ARIA will commence clinical trials of its smart glasses early next year as one of the first projects at the recently announced NSW Government supported Human Augmentation Laboratory (HAL) in Sydney.
ARIA will lead HAL, which will be an industry-led, open lab facility that will focus on rapid research translation and the acceleration of deep-tech startups. It also took out the Medtech and Pharma category.
Where does this come from? Where and when was this published?
Can you please add the link?
CHIPS
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Which is it?
Perhaps
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Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Well, Akida 1500 is no threat because it's 'armless.Or is it because “if Arm was an arm, BRN would be it’s biceps?”
Frangipani
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Possibly looking for a replacement for someone who internally took over Krishnamurthy Vemuru’s position of Principal Computer Scientist?
According to his LinkedIn page, he has since moved back to the East Coast and started a new job there sometime in August.
As the job listing requires less than 5 years experience, I would assume they are not looking for his direct successor.
Maybe someone with full LinkedIn access could check out who has since been appointed Brainchip’s Principal Computer Scientist?
Krishnamurthy Vemuru’s departure may momentarily look like nothing but a loss for Brainchip, however, it could ultimately just as well turn out to be a win for our company, if you take a closer look at what business his new employer is in (obviously assuming he’ll be singing Akida’s praises):
Krishna's got a broad experience in ML in a short time, including the leading edge Akida 2.
Apogee seem to work with DoD etc on cybersecurity.
Funnily enuf, I was just talking about Akida's suitability for cybersecurity because of the speed of a hardware implementation compared with the software nature of viruses.
Maybe there will be a new partnership with Apogee.
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Brainchip is a tech company not making consistent revenue yet - that is why we are smashed down atm ..but also with some heavy weighted sell walls helping it down(that is real also). Good news is you can see some insto’s buying us in calculated big chunks if you watch the buying closely.
This is just the cycle of the sharemarket at the moment - many other insto’s have sold out of riskier tech(tech not in profit yet)
All other tech companies I am invested in and not making consistent revenue and not in profit are also being smashed down to some very long terms lows also. We are not alone - it just a sharemarket cycle thing and we have to be very patient for that cycle to swing out of this as it could take a year….which actually matches when we may see some half ok revenue from Brainchip.
IMO it is exactly the need to raise more funds with a seriously depressed stock price that is energizing short sales. Because Brainchip has been unable to better influence share price they now face the conundrum of how to raise substantial money without giving away significant control......ie dilution
The simplest method (on paper) would be to generate some income.
Another consideration is to issue stock and sell a percentage of the company to an established entity......ARM etc..... This would give great credibility to our tech and deep pockets to assure our future.
If ARM or the like bought 10% through a private offering the share price would triple and ARM would have made money on their investment almost immediately. And the shorts would be pilloried.
And the tone of this board would improve.
And bye bye LDA.
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DingoBorat
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I have always thought that's what he meant, it's very much Lou's style.Hey Dio,
Hope you're keeping well and thanks for all your great contributions to this forum...nice post above, may I pass a comment, that being,
when Lou was the CEO (Chief Three Hats) I believe he was either spoken to or it was implied to me a number of years ago that he was
talking/naming companies that he wasn't in a position to be naming, if you get my drift.
I personally believe we are still involved with many of those above named companies, what proof (none)...will we end up in a smart phone/s
I also say yes, what proof (none).
If you are dealing with Apple (for example) and mention their name in the same sentence as your own little start-up, well, one thing's
for sure, you won't be dealing with them ever again....a loose quote from our former CEO (Chief Three Hats) not word for word, but the
meaning is/was the same.
As a number of posters have suggested, our company is 100% moving forward, our target market is still as sharp as ever, our company
has displayed true grit and integrity, delivered AKD 2.0 some time ago to our closest clients, made modifications to the architecture,
added more advanced technology, so the time is really upon us to see this goodwill repaid in the form of IP Licenses , designs and future
projects/products to benefit all...January 2025 still sits nicely in my mind, 5 quarters of growth, we as a company deserve to be rewarded
as we move on with AKD III.
Respectfully.....Chris (Tech)
Cheeky bastard...
Was disappointing to see the latest iPhone 15, an overheating mess..
Google Pixel 8, no go either..
I also don't doubt, that we will be in a phone, sooner or later, hopefully sooner..
And as Tony Dawe said, they will be shouting out it's neuromorphic abilities, for the marketing potential alone, whether we are mentioned or not, is another question..
DingoBorat
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Can't go without being shown, to the uninitiated and underprivileged..
Build up to the last few seconds is the best.
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Companies Work to Bring Generative AI to the Edge - Futuriom
BrainChip, Numenta, Innatera, IBM, Intel, Qualcomm, and others are forging ahead with neuromorphic technology that could run LLMs in IoT devices
Krustor
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To clearify this: @Perhaps left this German community he is refering of. Yes he was quite active there and also posted some Blogs.Diskussion • Brainchip Klassengruppe • Forum
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Nevertheless: His research is gold, but he is a "Diva". I don't know why he is posting here now. In the German community he even deleted all his Blogs about BRN and wasnt seen for weeks now....
He maybe will be a real surplus for TSEx, but please take him with a grain of salt:
- Diva, who doesnt allow other opinions
- Deleted all his content in the German community he is refering right now
- Always called TSEx-members a bunch of "deluded pensioners" back in the days.
Do with this information about Perhaps whatever you like to. Its nothing but the truth.
cosors
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Don't worry, many go crazy at times. I asked you a question once about this and I'll repeat it - were you the one who brought MB into play on HC? Maybe you can answer my question.
You didn't answer back then.
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cosors
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I rarely come to see your forum. And what I didn't like was the arrogance. You're attached to the cause here and some make fun of us. I think that's a pity. We have the same interest.
Thank you for your clear answer!
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I feel like as if I would play wilzys role right now
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