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BOB Bank of Brainchip
Yep getting bashed again :-(
Damo4
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Hang tight, there's plenty of trading left for the day.
Anyone who bought around 15/16 cents may just be profit taking given how quickly we move in either direction.
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If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Edge Impulse Announces New PPG/ECG Heart Rate Algorithm Needing Just a Fraction of the RAM
New algorithm can squeeze insights out of even the noisiest of sensor data, using one-sixteenth the memory of the competition.
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6 hours ago • Health & Medical Devices / Wearables / Sensors / Machine Learning & AI
On-device machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) specialist Edge Impulse has announced the launch of what it claims is the "smallest, most precise" heart rate measurement algorithm around — requiring one-sixteenth the memory of the competition.
“Our new algorithm generates clean HR and HRV [Heart Rate and Heart Rate Variability] values from a PPG [Photoplethysmogram] sensor via our augmentation of standard processing techniques. Our enhancements mitigate significant noise typically associated with using data from wearables, such as on a finger, outperforming known algorithms in MAE [Mean Absolute Error], variance, and resource usage," claims Edge Impulse's Alex Elium, lead developer on the new algorithm.
"This significantly reduces the R&D investment to build custom algorithms that would take years to refine for use in the field, whether for clinical trials or consumer wearable devices."
Edge Impulse's new heart rate algorithm offers greater accuracy than the competition, while using a fraction of the RAM. (
: Edge Impulse)The algorithm primarily targets light-based photoplethysmogram sensors, as found in smartwatches and fitness bands, though can also be applied to electrocardiogram (ECG) sensors, the company says. It's capable of recognising increased and decreased activity, falls, sleep, stress levels, and atrial fibrillation — and can do so using just one-sixteenth the RAM of its closest competition.
The HR and HRV algorithm is part of a suite of healthcare-related algorithms the company has launched, including one targeting electroencephalogram (EEG) brain activity data, another looking at body temperature, and yet another for tracking movement and posture. To support these, Edge Impulse has also announced a "research data lake" for clinical data, combined with data dashboards for real-time monitoring.
The algorithm can be used to clean up data and extract a range of information, including stress levels. (
: Edge Impulse)Edge Impulse has named a series of companies already using its technology, including wearables makers Oura, Nowatch, and SlateSafety, Hyfe, and Know Labs, the latter of which is bringing the first FDA-approved non-invasive blood glucose monitoring system to market.
Edge Impulse Announces New PPG/ECG Heart Rate Algorithm Needing Just a Fraction of the RAM
New algorithm can squeeze insights out of even the noisiest of sensor data, using one-sixteenth the memory of the competition.
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GazDix
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Hi Damo4,
Although old news (March quarterly, 2017) we have also collaborated with Airbus and VW previously. I am not sure if you want to add those to your list. I also believe the recent report which compared Akida with Nvidia A100 showing Akida outperforms and is cheaper is promoted by an Airbus engineer Thomas Hulsing. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/thom...R/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop
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A.I. Could Soon Need as Much Electricity as an Entire Country (Published 2023)
Behind the scenes, the technology relies on thousands of specialized computer chips.
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BOB Bank of Brainchip
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A.I. Could Soon Need as Much Electricity as an Entire Country (Published 2023)
Behind the scenes, the technology relies on thousands of specialized computer chips.www.nytimes.com
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Noeggspurt
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Partners - Ending Plastic Waste
We are working with a range of partners to develop the Ending Plastic Waste Mission.research.csiro.au
Circle8 has some friends...
Posted the below elsewhere. Thought it might spark interest here too.
Dot joining on some quick rough and ready research:
Circle8 Clean Technologies is registered as MGX Enterprise Pty Ltd (Circle8 Clean Technologies - Vision is to optimise resource usage and keep resources within the Circular Econ | NSW (sydneystartuphub.com)).
Although Circle8 are a Perth company as stated on their website (Circle8 Clean Technologies) their founder Warren Sare is Sydney based ((31) Warren S. | LinkedIn).
University of Technology Sydney has partnered up with Circle8 in Smart Bin Development in 2022 (University of Technology Sydney (uts.edu.au)).
This research is led by Ren Ping Liu (Profile found here: Ren Ping Liu Profile | University of Technology Sydney (uts.edu.au)). In this profile page there is a link to "SmartBin.Tech". This research is led by Professor Liu on behalf of UTS and in partnership with the CSIRO (SmartBin.Tech). This page mentions AI image processing as an 'innovative technology that has been developed'.
A video demonstration of the AI Imaging processing that segregates bottles by material type is shown here: SmartBin.Tech.
Proof of concept article is found here: ‘Smart Bin’ prototype sorts out waste stream contamination - WMR (wastemanagementreview.com.au).
From the research and links above........
Brainchip is working with Circle8 --> Circle8 is partnered with UTS --> UTS is partnered with CSIRO for a waste management project --> Together they have developed a working prototype of an AI powered SmartBin.
Questions that remain unanswered:
- At what stage is the SmartBin at, commercially?
- Is there a potential customer driving for this Smartbin to be fabricated and rolled out?
- If they can get the cost of the bin down so that there is a reasonable value proposition for potential customers (i.e. shopping centres, local councils, public transport authorities etc.), what does the addressable market look like and whats the potential uptake?
- Given that the CSIRO is aware of Akida - would they now want to apply it elsewhere in their projects?
- And the big question: Does this all translate into revenue/sales and what is the likely time frame?
GLTAH
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Damo4
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Could potentially add these guys to the growing list of companies we could be working with in space.
Cecilia used to work for BAE systems too....
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Down like a lead balloon...Vlad.Ok it's getting late now lol
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Hi Rob
I think this summarises it well.
But for additional context,, the website wasn't made live all of sudden and we, being everyone, all piled in.
There was planning that went into it in the weeks/days leading up to the website going live. Those with Founding Member status were in discussion with Zeebot during that period, bouncing ideas off of one another to help with the development of the forum. Once it was made live, we set up our accounts and then flooded HC with links and 'advertisements' to get the 1000 eyes across, hence why your join date is the same as ours.
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TheDrooben
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It's like knowing the winning lotto numbers in the future but you have to pick the same numbers every week until they come out......Another company connection and the price gets pushed down!
How many times are they going to give me a chance to top up?
Gotta laugh, gonna be rich or a cheap alcoholic.
Just keep buying tickets......
Xhosa12345
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Another company connection and the price gets pushed down!
How many times are they going to give me a chance to top up
Gotta laugh, gonna be rich or a cheap alcoholic.
robsmark
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Thank you for the civil response Sera.
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