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Im French let me checkHi Bravo, my french isn’t fluently but its talking about AI and implementing into a bakery shop to make smarter croissants, not guaranteed akida in it yet, need to research more. Thats my educated guess!
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Does someone here speak fluent French and do you have time to translate this very important video? My French is limited but I picked up that there is a discussion about the Valeo/Mobileye (Intel) partnership. At 2.30 the discussion turns to an explanation of the difference between the radar and the lidar and how the lidar, radar and camera all complement eachother to maximise the perceptive abilities and safety of the vehicle. At 4.50 Mark Vrecko from Valeo says that the new Lidar is being used by the Army, Mercedes, EQS, etc, unless I'm mistaken? Mark then goes on to describe what is going to be the total revolution of the automobile of which the lidar, radar and cameras are the centrepiece.
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Marc Vrecko (Valeo) : Valeo accélère sur les radars haute définition - 20/09
VIDÉO - Ce mercredi 20 septembre, Marc Vrecko, directeur du Pôle Système de Confort et d'Aide à la Conduite chez Valeo, a abordé la collaboration entre Valeo et Mobileye pour investir dans les radars, dans l'émission Tech & Co présentée par François Sorel. Tech & Co est à voir ou écouter du...www.bfmtv.com
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Which is the partnership that they speak of since 2015 ? they don't mention the name but they heavily mention in conversation vital to their business. Also he says mobileye fits in well now with the current tools in their toolbox. Valeo capture 1 in 3 vehicles of the world. Very passionate man. He says they are the eyes and ears. The mention of Mercedes also and Honda. When i get more time i will dissect it more but 1 in 3 vehicles in the world, im happy.Bonjour tout le monde!
Does someone here speak fluent French and do you have time to translate this very important video? My French is limited but I picked up that there is a discussion about the Valeo/Mobileye (Intel) partnership. At 2.30 the discussion turns to an explanation of the difference between the radar and the lidar and how the lidar, radar and camera all complement eachother to maximise the perceptive abilities and safety of the vehicle. At 4.50 Mark Vrecko from Valeo says that the new Lidar is being used by the Army, Mercedes, EQS, etc, unless I'm mistaken? Mark then goes on to describe what is going to be the total revolution of the automobile of which the lidar, radar and cameras are the centrepiece.
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Marc Vrecko (Valeo) : Valeo accélère sur les radars haute définition - 20/09
VIDÉO - Ce mercredi 20 septembre, Marc Vrecko, directeur du Pôle Système de Confort et d'Aide à la Conduite chez Valeo, a abordé la collaboration entre Valeo et Mobileye pour investir dans les radars, dans l'émission Tech & Co présentée par François Sorel. Tech & Co est à voir ou écouter du...
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Does anyone know when this webpage was uploaded/updated? The way the page is layed out and reads, does ecplicitely suggest that AKIDA's IP is in the products and available
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WHAT HAPPENED TO RENESAS AND MEGACHIPS.
WHAT YEAR NOW.
ANOTHER MEMBER STATED 2025/2026.
WTF.
IT'S ALWAYS ANOTHER YEAR.
THANKS CEO.
MORE DRIBBLE BUDDY.
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All I know is if Sean heir can't get his team to sign a IP License in the nxt yr his failed in my bookWhich is the partnership that they speak of since 2015 ? they don't mention the name but they heavily mention in conversation vital to their business. Also he says mobileye fits in well now with the current tools in their toolbox. Valeo capture 1 in 3 vehicles of the world. Very passionate man. He says they are the eyes and ears. The mention of Mercedes also and Honda. When i get more time i will dissect it more but 1 in 3 vehicles in the world, im happy.
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Let’s face it, the chance of success now is slim to none.
I hold this stock not on the remote chance that it bounces coupled with the fact that I’m that far in the red that I’m not quite ready to materialise the loss. But in my head, it’s gone.
I’m not going to explain my reasoning and to be honest, I really don’t need too. The tech is good, but the market leaders are never going to allow it to happen, and our management just aren’t up to the task of outsmarting them with a decent strategy. I’m happy to be proven wrong here, but find it increasingly unlikely.
Don’t waste your time baiting me, as I’m just not interested.
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Hi Chris B,
as I’ve said before, I personally haven’t written off NaNose Medical’s DiaNose device, yet, which would be a truly wonderful application for Akida, benefitting humanity.
I just wanted to remark that while the video was indeed uploaded last month, it was actually recorded a year ago, at the Bengaluru Tech Summit in mid-November 2022 (see screenshot). This begs the question, of course, why the Israeli company would upload two one-year old videos to their YouTube channel (that only had a single two-year-old video upload until then) at this point in time. Their website looks refreshed, too. Maybe an update on the breathalyzer is indeed on the cards, in time for the 2023 Bengaluru Tech Summit (Nov 29 - Dec 1)?
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Chris, I had a chat with Peter VDM after this year's AGM and asked what was happening with this. Nanose tried to mass produce the sensors and this resulted in inconsistencies in the results, i.e. there was a problem with the sensors, but nothing wrong with our technology. Once they nail the sensor problem there is every possibility that they can achieve success.
It may just be a matter of finding the right sensor manufacturer to achieve the consistent results they require.
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Do companies selling IP for royalty payments also provide length payment terms, or are the payment terms to which you refer those for companies using the IP to deliver to their customers? At least one thing that Sean did acknowledge is that by going the route of marketing IP, things were going to take some time to start seeing the results; if there are multiple levels of delay in receiving payments (depending on what tier the product is), it could take several quarters to start seeing that revenue.
While there are benefits to selling IP, such as lower overhead, the ability to be more flexible with designs, etc., customers are the ones that are doing the R&D to incorporate that into their product or meeting any regulations for their industry (adding further to the timelines).
I feel that we are getting close to seeing some things come to fruition from the 1st generation of Akida, and some of the delays for the 2nd generation will be shortened by the amount of time they were working with potential customers before the announcement of its availability.
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I agree with robsmark and we have to face the reality of our current situation. The first generation didn’t meet the expectations and it failed commercially. Any anticipated revenue deriving from the first gen is therefore non-existing. It was our only product meant to yield significant revenue and it completely changes the anticipated need for funding.
It’s unlikely that we’ll see significant revenue anytime soon and we can be certain that our first gen hasn’t been used by Valeo for the Scala 3. On one hand we can see it on the factual side of not receiving any preliminary payments on the other hand won’t any company use a product that’s “not robust enough” to risk people’s lives at high speeds relying on this technology.
What’ll come next most likely is some kind of funding. Wether it’ll be a private placement, a cap raise or another deal like the one with LDA Capital, only time can tell.
We will hit lows, probably even new lows as soon as this happens. Even holders who entered sub 10ct will end up In the red.
From there on it’s just gambling. We’ve made a lot of dot joining, analysed every sentence made by the management so far but no dot, connection or promise made by the management turned into something material. Collaborations, partnerships, university programs and presentations are all useful to spread the word. However, as a listed company this simply isn’t enough. We’re not a university or government department. All that matters at this point of time is revenue.
Will the management finally deliver or are these statements made in the podcast hollow words once again?
Our only hope left is that the second gen is too good to fail. So good that other companies decide to adopt and to integrate it. Not evaluating it, not doing joint developments, or creating toolkits. Adopting and integrating it. If this isn’t the case BRN is one more failed unicorn that couldn’t live up to its promises.
It’s unlikely that we’ll see significant revenue anytime soon and we can be certain that our first gen hasn’t been used by Valeo for the Scala 3. On one hand we can see it on the factual side of not receiving any preliminary payments on the other hand won’t any company use a product that’s “not robust enough” to risk people’s lives at high speeds relying on this technology.
What’ll come next most likely is some kind of funding. Wether it’ll be a private placement, a cap raise or another deal like the one with LDA Capital, only time can tell.
We will hit lows, probably even new lows as soon as this happens. Even holders who entered sub 10ct will end up In the red.
From there on it’s just gambling. We’ve made a lot of dot joining, analysed every sentence made by the management so far but no dot, connection or promise made by the management turned into something material. Collaborations, partnerships, university programs and presentations are all useful to spread the word. However, as a listed company this simply isn’t enough. We’re not a university or government department. All that matters at this point of time is revenue.
Will the management finally deliver or are these statements made in the podcast hollow words once again?
Our only hope left is that the second gen is too good to fail. So good that other companies decide to adopt and to integrate it. Not evaluating it, not doing joint developments, or creating toolkits. Adopting and integrating it. If this isn’t the case BRN is one more failed unicorn that couldn’t live up to its promises.
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