Hi
@The Pope,
while Diogenese is undoubtedly one of the most knowledgeable posters here on TSE, he is not infallible, as has been proven before…
Just like you, I, too, believe/suspect the ICNS researchers have at least been experimenting, if not working with Akida for some time.
See for example these two posts of mine:
This... This... Then this...
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Works off a 12 volt battery ... which is continuously charged via the alternator.
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(It has since become known that ICNS is getting help from one of the largest supercomputer centres in the world, Forschungszentrum Jülich, for their neuromorphic supercomputer project nicknamed Deep South and is also in discussions about collaborating with DLR (German Aerospace Centre) and the University of Swinburne on event-based cameras and radiation-hardened processors in deep space, which is why representatives from these three institutions recently visited both Jena Optronic in Jena and the Leibniz-Institut für Innovative Mikroelektronik (aka IHP, Leibniz Institute for High Performance Microelectronics) in Frankfurt/Oder.)
Good science doesn’t happen in isolation – especially when you’re dealing with something as intricate as neuromorphic engineering. International collaboration…
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However, it has never been officially confirmed; that’s why I recently expressed my wish we could finally see some evidence.
You will thus be extremely pleased to learn that Brainchip’s new CTO Dr Tony Lewis - an excellent choice as PVDM’s successor IMO - has a verified strong connection to WSU, so that definitely bodes very well for Brainchip’s present and/or future collaboration with ICNS…
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