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[Bravo]

It's very well possible that they were running some combined demonstration using the one-shot learning capability of Akida.

While they may have been inferencing with the Renesas hardware, they could have used Akida to learn new facial expressions or recognize new faces for those visiting/revisiting the booth.

BrainChip's past exhibits that show this feature are compelling when showing how their hardware can do Edge learning without retraining the model.

Hi @JDelekto,

Great point! And to add weight to that, the video that they were looking at in the booth looks very similar to the Moschip & AKIDA video from May 22 in which they demonstrate one-shot learning.

Here's a screen shot of the demo video at 2.35 mins.

Here's the shot taken at the booth showing emotion recognition (ie. surprise).

MosChip & Akida Demo​

YouTube·Moschip Technology·10 May 2022

 

[GazDix]

Geez, the flies are prevalent today.

One of the best Chrissies I remember was when we had the Nasa and Renesas announcment basically together in 2020. I wonder if we can get something this Chrismas for us very patient shareholders? No harm in dreaming.

Global liquidity cycle will turn around soon, so if there is no news before mid next year involving revenue or new potential sources of revenue, oppoortunity costs will kick in, But that is over 6 months away. This still could be a coil ready to spring very aggressively hopefully soon.

 

[Bravo]

Wow! STMicroelectronics on a big edge AI push!

Video posted a couple of days ago.

• 30 seconds

"This is AI directly at the edge on a miriad of tiny devices running innumerable applications. This is edge AI. And it's powered by a very different set of chips and software stack to what is used in the data centre today. We are litterally on the brink of this new era that will bring about a massive wave of smart devices representing a huge opportunity. In the coming years we see billions of microcontrollers and smart sensors shipping with AI functionality."

• 5.30 mins

Predicting and detecting faults in HVACs

• 17.43 mins

On-device learning?

• 22 mins

Two new products (STM32N6 & STM32) that integrate powerful neural acceleration cores that bring processing capabilities and algorithms that not so long ago were reserved for CPUs that are in the hands of selects customer now and are going into product development for launch next year.

• 23.21 mins

Real time object detection using STM32N6

 

[DingoBorat]

Hi @JDelekto,

Great point! And to add weight to that, the video that they were looking at in the booth looks very similar to the Moschip & AKIDA video from May 22 in which they demonstrate one-shot learning.

Here's a screen shot of the demo video at 2.35 mins.

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Here's the shot taken at the booth showing emotion recognition (ie. surprise).


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MosChip & Akida Demo​

YouTube·Moschip Technology·10 May 2022

In the first screenshot, the MosChip name logo and BrainChip name logo, are on opposite sides of the screen.

In the latest screenshot, an additional MosChip name logo is on top of the BrainChip name logo ...

I think it's a sign that the relationship is strengthening... A lot

Was going to put a gif, but they were all making me blush..

 

[IloveLamp]

Any of our german residents care to translate here please? Translate on LinkedIn not working for some reason.

Brainchip gets a mention. Tyia

https://cdn.tedo.be/tedo-ecms/19/inVISION-News-20231206.html

inVISION News on LinkedIn: inVISION News 48/23

inVISION Newsletter 48/23 (6. Dezember 2023): 60 Jahre JAI A/S ++ 40 Jahre B&R Industrial Automation Deutschland ++ VDI e.V. Ehrenplakette an Prof. Heizmann ++…

www.linkedin.com

 

[IloveLamp]

Chad Kennedy on LinkedIn: Neuromorphic Technology is rarely mentioned today. Artificial…

Neuromorphic Technology is rarely mentioned today. Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Quantum Computing are all the rage. Just toss those words…

www.linkedin.com

 

[IloveLamp]

Valeo guy posting about neuromorphic again

Eric Feuilleaubois (Ph.D) on LinkedIn: How neuromorphic computing could take us to the next level

How neuromorphic computing could take us to the next level

www.linkedin.com

How neuromorphic computing could take us to the next level

The place where computing and biology meet: a fascinating area of study based on creating models inspired by neuronal synapses into…

buff.ly

 

[Bravo]

Wow! STMicroelectronics on a big edge AI push!

Video posted a couple of days ago.

• 30 seconds

"This is AI directly at the edge on a miriad of tiny devices running innumerable applications. This is edge AI. And it's powered by a very different set of chips and software stack to what is used in the data centre today. We are litterally on the brink of this new era that will bring about a massive wave of smart devices representing a huge opportunity. In the coming years we see billions of microcontrollers and smart sensors shipping with AI functionality."

• 5.30 mins

Predicting and detecting faults in HVACs

• 17.43 mins

On-device learning?

• 22 mins

Two new products (STM32N6 & STM32) that integrate powerful neural acceleration cores that bring processing capabilities and algorithms that not so long ago were reserved for CPUs that are in the hands of selects customer now and are going into product development for launch next year.

• 23.21 mins

Real time object detection using STM32N6


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The plot thickens...

Thanks @Sirod69

And then there's this.. And we know that AKIDA runs seamlessly with Cortex M-85, so maybe???? All pure speculation at this stage.

ST will launch its first NPU-based STM32 MCU - STM32N6_Hard Find Electronics Tech Limited

STMicroelectronics is set to release STM32N6, its first microcontroller integrated with a full neural processing unit (NPU).

www.hardfindelec.com

 

[Xray1]

For those that may be interested about the Brainchip & ANT61 relationship:

ANT61’s Post​

ANT61
839 followers
2w

Great to hear that Optimus spacecraft with our space robotic payload has passed an important flight qualification milestone! Looking forward to the launch early next year!

Further information on this matter is that :

Optimus will launch with SpaceX in March 2024

 

[Dugnal]

Any of our german residents care to translate here please? Translate on LinkedIn not working for some reason.

Brainchip gets a mention. Tyia

https://cdn.tedo.be/tedo-ecms/19/inVISION-News-20231206.html

inVISION News on LinkedIn: inVISION News 48/23

inVISION Newsletter 48/23 (6. Dezember 2023): 60 Jahre JAI A/S ++ 40 Jahre B&R Industrial Automation Deutschland ++ VDI e.V. Ehrenplakette an Prof. Heizmann ++…

www.linkedin.com

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Translation by google..

inVISION Newsletter 48/23 (December 6th
2023): 60 years of JAI A/S ++ 40 years of B&R
Industrial Automation Germany ++ VDI e.V. Plaque of honor to Prof. Heizmann ++ Partnership Exosens and Scientific Imaging ++ New VisiConsult - X-ray Systems & Solutions GmbH partner in Italy ++ Midwest Optical Systems opens new production facility ++ Video Good Morning inVISION with Beckhoff Automation ++ Renaming of the British PPMA ++ New CTO at BrainChip ++ Announcement of the MVTec Software GmbH Innovation Day 2024 ++ The complete inVISION newsletter with

 

[Stable Genius]

The plot thickens...

Thanks @Sirod69

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And then there's this.. And we know that AKIDA runs seamlessly with Cortex M-85, so maybe???? All pure speculation at this stage.


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ST will launch its first NPU-based STM32 MCU - STM32N6_Hard Find Electronics Tech Limited

STMicroelectronics is set to release STM32N6, its first microcontroller integrated with a full neural processing unit (NPU).

www.hardfindelec.com

Hi @Bravo,

I’m trying to work out the context of the word ”Proprietary” in the article you via posted:

“Unlike other STM32 MCU, the STM32N6 includes a proprietary NPU and an ARM Cortex core.

I’ve listed a few examples of the meaning of “Proprietary” but still not sure it helps make their sentence any clearer.

So I don’t know if the NPU is: theirs, e.g. unique to them or a trade secret?

Fingers crossed it’s Brainchips NPU and their trade secret they’re using it!




What does proprietary mean for a product?

A Proprietary Product refers to a product produced under a legally protected proprietary process or a brand name. With the legally backed propriety rights, others cannot replicate the process or the product.

Does proprietary mean secret?

Proprietary information, also known as a trade secret, is information a company wishes to keep confidential. Proprietary information can include secret formulas, processes, and methods used in production.


What is an example of proprietary in business?

Proprietary information is any information that deals with the activities, business or products of a company. More specifically, some things that commonly fall under this umbrella include trade secrets, financial data, product research and development, computer software, business processes and marketing strategies.

 

[IloveLamp]

Neuromorphic & Analog Chips: Pioneering the Next Wave of Digital Innovation

Neuromorphic & Analog Chips: Pioneering the Next Wave of Digital Innovation

TL;DR: AMD's new AI chips and Ryzen processors enhance computing and challenge Nvidia's market dominance. OpenAI invests in Rain AI's neuromorphic chips, pushing AI towards brain-like processing.

www.linkedin.com

Luke Gray on LinkedIn: Neuromorphic & Analog Chips: Pioneering the Next Wave of Digital Innovation

The computing landscape is changing rapidly, driven by innovative advancements in neuromorphic and analog chips. These chips are not just about technological…

www.linkedin.com

 

[Bravo]

Hi @Bravo,

I’m trying to work out the context of the word ”Proprietary” in the article you via posted:

“Unlike other STM32 MCU, the STM32N6 includes a proprietary NPU and an ARM Cortex core.

I’ve listed a few examples of the meaning of “Proprietary” but still not sure it helps make their sentence any clearer.

So I don’t know if the NPU is: theirs, e.g. unique to them or a trade secret?

Fingers crossed it’s Brainchips NPU and their trade secret they’re using it!




What does proprietary mean for a product?

A Proprietary Product refers to a product produced under a legally protected proprietary process or a brand name. With the legally backed propriety rights, others cannot replicate the process or the product.

Does proprietary mean secret?

Proprietary information, also known as a trade secret, is information a company wishes to keep confidential. Proprietary information can include secret formulas, processes, and methods used in production.


What is an example of proprietary in business?

Proprietary information is any information that deals with the activities, business or products of a company. More specifically, some things that commonly fall under this umbrella include trade secrets, financial data, product research and development, computer software, business processes and marketing strategies.

Hi @Stable Genius, not sure on that one. All I know is there are many articles referring to their NPU as being home grown or developed in-house, but still reliant on an Arm Cortex M of some kind, which is where I saw the potential for us to fit in if it was via M-85 + AKIDA for example.

 

[SharesForBrekky]

Wow! STMicroelectronics on a big edge AI push!

Video posted a couple of days ago.

• 30 seconds

"This is AI directly at the edge on a miriad of tiny devices running innumerable applications. This is edge AI. And it's powered by a very different set of chips and software stack to what is used in the data centre today. We are litterally on the brink of this new era that will bring about a massive wave of smart devices representing a huge opportunity. In the coming years we see billions of microcontrollers and smart sensors shipping with AI functionality."

• 5.30 mins

Predicting and detecting faults in HVACs

• 17.43 mins

On-device learning?

• 22 mins

Two new products (STM32N6 & STM32) that integrate powerful neural acceleration cores that bring processing capabilities and algorithms that not so long ago were reserved for CPUs that are in the hands of selects customer now and are going into product development for launch next year.

• 23.21 mins

Real time object detection using STM32N6


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Good work Bravo with STMicroelectronics.

On their website, looks like they're pretty keen on Edge AI https://www.st.com/content/st_com/e...logy/artificial-intelligence-at-the-edge.html

"Moving intelligence from the cloud to the edge

AI is used today in an ever-wider range of applications. It impacts the services we use as well as the devices and machines we interact with every day. Much of this AI relies on cloud computing, using powerful remote data centers, which process the data collected by local devices.

Edge AI deploys AI algorithms and models directly on devices such as Internet of Things (IoT) devices and embedded industrial and automotive systems. This approach enables real-time processing and analysis of data at the source. It paves the way for genuinely autonomous intelligent devices, capable of rapidly deciding and acting in an adaptive way.

Deploying AI at the edge offers several advantages over the cloud approach. It provides speed and ultralow latency, much lower data transmission loads, and significantly improved security. It significantly reduces power thanks to inference algorithms running at milliwatts, or even microwatts, on edge devices vs watts in the cloud. And it preserves privacy.

Edge AI opens many new possibilities for device and service creators across all markets enabling new applications at a fraction of the cost of using the cloud."

Also, having a browse through Remi's LinkedIn feed, a lot to like there as well. Not sure how to find Anil's comment when Remi announced he got the President position back in Dec 2021, but I remember that they seem to know each other quite well. If someone can help me out there, would be great

 

[Labsy]

Neuromorphic & Analog Chips: Pioneering the Next Wave of Digital Innovation

Neuromorphic & Analog Chips: Pioneering the Next Wave of Digital Innovation

TL;DR: AMD's new AI chips and Ryzen processors enhance computing and challenge Nvidia's market dominance. OpenAI invests in Rain AI's neuromorphic chips, pushing AI towards brain-like processing.

www.linkedin.com

Luke Gray on LinkedIn: Neuromorphic & Analog Chips: Pioneering the Next Wave of Digital Innovation

The computing landscape is changing rapidly, driven by innovative advancements in neuromorphic and analog chips. These chips are not just about technological…

www.linkedin.com

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I sense that Altmans "Rain" Analogue Ai tech he plans on implementing with open AI is really going to give us a massive boost in this sector...
Let's see how we go because if I had a LLM and Open AI were adversiting neuromorphic and specifically running theor LLM on edge devices at a smaller scale is their next direction, I'd be scrambling to find similar/better tech...

 

[Diogenese]

Hi @Bravo,

I’m trying to work out the context of the word ”Proprietary” in the article you via posted:

“Unlike other STM32 MCU, the STM32N6 includes a proprietary NPU and an ARM Cortex core.

I’ve listed a few examples of the meaning of “Proprietary” but still not sure it helps make their sentence any clearer.

So I don’t know if the NPU is: theirs, e.g. unique to them or a trade secret?

Fingers crossed it’s Brainchips NPU and their trade secret they’re using it!




What does proprietary mean for a product?

A Proprietary Product refers to a product produced under a legally protected proprietary process or a brand name. With the legally backed propriety rights, others cannot replicate the process or the product.

Does proprietary mean secret?

Proprietary information, also known as a trade secret, is information a company wishes to keep confidential. Proprietary information can include secret formulas, processes, and methods used in production.


What is an example of proprietary in business?

Proprietary information is any information that deals with the activities, business or products of a company. More specifically, some things that commonly fall under this umbrella include trade secrets, financial data, product research and development, computer software, business processes and marketing strategies.

Hi SG,

ST M have a patent application for an analog neuron, so if they are talking analog, this would be proprietary to them.

US2022121913A1 ARTIFICIAL NEURON

An artificial neuron includes a first capacitive node of application of a membrane potential of the neuron. A first transistor is configured to discharge the first capacitive node. A second capacitive node is driven according to the membrane potential and delivers a potential for controlling the first transistor. A second transistor is configured to discharge the second capacitive node. The second transistor is controlled according to a potential present at the second capacitive node.

 

[Bravo]

Below is the second STMicroelectronic's video on their Edge AI Summit (published a couple of days ago) with a presentation by Deepu Talla from NVDIA. You can see here at 17.45 a screenshot of the TAO Ecosystem. Deepu mentions in the video that Nvidia design environment is also supported on the Edge Impulse platform.

I've circled Arm, STSTMicroelectronics and Edge Impulse.

So this reminded me of what @chapman89 posted on Rob Telson's thoughts on Edge Impulse and TAO, and I thought perhaps a similar situation might prevail in relation to STMicro's customers who might then choose to incorporate BrainChip's IP.

 

[buena suerte :-)]

Good morning back in Australia

Here's a positive quote for the week when your patience is feeling a little stretched.

"Once you're IN you're IN for the life cycle of that product"

How much longer can TATA resist us !

Tech.

As you say @TECH..."How much longer can TATA resist us !

BrainChip and Tata Elxsi to provide Ultralow-Power Solutions​

by Business WireAugust 29, 2023

BrainChip Holdings Ltd (ASX: BRN, OTCQX: BRCHF, ADR: BCHPY), the world’s first commercial producer of ultra-low power, fully digital, event-based, neuromorphic AI IP, welcomes leading design and technology services provider Tata Elxsi as a partner to its Essential AI ecosystem.
With more than 10,000 employees and multiple locations worldwide, Tata Elxsi is a global leader in providing design and technology services across a multitude of industries and markets. The company helps some of the largest corporations in the world reimagine their products and services through design thinking and the application of digital technologies through next-generation AI solutions.

Tata Elxsi’s partnership with BrainChip will be driving Akida™ technology into medical devices and industrial applications by leveraging BrainChip’s first-to-market, fully digital, neuromorphic technology to provide intelligent, low-power solutions to these demanding target markets.
Akida’s fully customizable, scalable, event-based AI neural processor architecture and its small footprint boosts the efficiency of various applications by orders of magnitude. Greater AI performance at the edge, independent from the cloud, unlocks the growth of the Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT) market that is expected to be more than a trillion dollars by 2030.

“The combination of our user-centric design expertise with leading-edge technologies is key to helping enterprises reimagine their products and services to improve operational efficiency, reduce costs and deliver new services to their customers,” said Manoj Raghavan, CEO and MD at Tata Elxsi. “This cannot be possible without our global ecosystem of partners. By partnering with BrainChip and implementing Akida technology into medical and industrial solutions, we are able to deliver innovative solutions at a faster time to market than otherwise possible.”

“BrainChip is very aligned with Tata Elxsi’s mission to innovate with leading edge technology and deliver compelling new products and services that improve customer experience and outcomes,” said Rob Telson, Vice President of Ecosystems & Partnerships at BrainChip. “Our partnership with Tata Elxsi leverages Akida technology to transform applications and results in markets such as healthcare and industrial automation. We look forward to working with them to create new opportunities and drive growth.”

 

[GDJR69]

Hi @Bravo,

I’m trying to work out the context of the word ”Proprietary” in the article you via posted:

“Unlike other STM32 MCU, the STM32N6 includes a proprietary NPU and an ARM Cortex core.

I’ve listed a few examples of the meaning of “Proprietary” but still not sure it helps make their sentence any clearer.

So I don’t know if the NPU is: theirs, e.g. unique to them or a trade secret?

Fingers crossed it’s Brainchips NPU and their trade secret they’re using it!




What does proprietary mean for a product?

A Proprietary Product refers to a product produced under a legally protected proprietary process or a brand name. With the legally backed propriety rights, others cannot replicate the process or the product.

Does proprietary mean secret?

Proprietary information, also known as a trade secret, is information a company wishes to keep confidential. Proprietary information can include secret formulas, processes, and methods used in production.


What is an example of proprietary in business?

Proprietary information is any information that deals with the activities, business or products of a company. More specifically, some things that commonly fall under this umbrella include trade secrets, financial data, product research and development, computer software, business processes and marketing strategies.

It means they own the intellectual property rights to the product and are thereby able to control the commercial use of the product.

 

[Pom down under]

What's the chances today?