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[Okeydokey01]

Exactly .... I would be serious about buying one!

It feels like we should be able to show our card at the door as proof that we are paid up Brainchip carrying members. Then to be met by the dealer principle with a secret handshake and escorted to the private executive suite within the dealership and offered the employee only vehicle catalogue and prices!

 

[buena suerte :-)]

Exactly .... I would be serious about buying one!

by
Darren Moss
4 Jan 2022 08:30
On sale Late 2023 | Price from £110,000 (est)
Some things make you sit up and take notice. Were an alien to suddenly appear and ask directions to the nearest post office, for example, most people would stop what they were doing and have a good stare. Similarly, anyone driving the car this Mercedes-Benz Vision EQXX concept will become is guaranteed their share of glances, because it looks like nothing else on the road.
In concept form, the EQXX is a luxurious four-door coupé with a swept-back, low-slung appearance, with a tapered rear end and large air intakes in the corners of its front bumper – all designed to help it slip through the air easily.

The numbers back up the EQXX’s 22nd-century styling, because it will have the longest range of any electric car. The current record holder, the Mercedes EQS luxury limo, can officially manage up to 484 miles in 450+ form. The EQXX, in comparison, promises up to 620 miles between charges – enough to drive the car from Mercedes’ HQ in Stuttgart back to London without stopping for a top-up.

So around $200,000 !!!? hmmmn

 

[flight11]

I agree that is quite un-acceptable, for the cost it should of been packaged to survive an explosion.

 

[alwaysgreen]

There is an SBIR for a sensor that Rocket has found and posted the link to over on the NASA thread.

The SBIR is for a smart sensor using ultra low power and all seems to line up for a sensor maker to grab hold of AKIDA as the perfect solution.

Leaving that to one side what garnered my attention was the following paragraph which to me validates completely how proven over at NASA SNN technology solutions have become.

“PHASE III DUAL USE APPLICATIONS: Phase III efforts will demonstrate a fully packaged camera with a neuromorphic processing chip. Spiking neural network device technology is preferable. Efforts will leverage emerging event-based sensing algorithms to demonstrate.”

The phrases used over time are becoming real:

tipping point

tip of the iceberg

exciting times

plethora of use cases

5 to 10 times more efficient

ubiquitous

explosive sales

saturate the market

income will ramp up

not if but when

we have well North of 100 NDA’s

we are being selective

will give us the best commercial opportunity

NASA is very excited

Brainchip artificial intelligence experts

that’s your margin of victory

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Just like Akida, I am also hardened now!

 

[Slade]

This new Mercedes advertisement is quite remarkable. The fact that they have highlighted Akida technology.
“Neuromorphic computing five times more intelligent than current voice AI”
It reminded me of the nob that said “What’s a neuromorphic chip anyway”. Looks like the term neuromorphic just went mainstream.
Mercedes have put up an add during the Masters focusing on three features of their new Mercedes. One of the features is a direct reference to Akida and the other (miles achieved on a single charge) relates to their use of Akida. Extraordinary!!!! Bloody amazing.

 

[jwoody2000]

Is Intel Really Willing to Pay $2B+ for RISC-V Startup SiFive?

We look into why Intel might be offering to pay more than $2 billion to purchase a top RISC-V company, SiFive, and what that might eventually mean.

www.datacenterknowledge.com

this was dated some time ago, and most probably well discussed nearing a year ago, but its very interesting play, what happens to our partnership if there is a take over?
could it be an attempt by intel to then squeeze out BRN, and rather use it 12,000 employees to find a better way?
is it an attempt to not use the clould,

"These days the architecture is seeing increasing use as accelerators and controllers, but has yet to break into the CPU market in any meaningful way. Alibaba, however, has developed RISC-V CPUs that it's using extensively in its cloud data centers, and the Institute of Software at the Chinese Academy of Sciences plans to build 2,000 RISC-V-powered laptops by the end of next year as part of the Chinese government's efforts to break the country's reliance on foreign technology."

 

[wilzy123]

This new Mercedes advertisement is quite remarkable. The fact that they have highlighted Akida technology.
“Neuromorphic computing five times more intelligent than current voice AI”
It reminded me of the nob that said “What’s a neuromorphic chip anyway”. Looks like the term neuromorphic just went mainstream.
Mercedes have put up an add during the Masters focusing on three features of their new Mercedes. One of the features is a direct reference to Akida and the other (miles achieved on a single charge) relates to their use of Akida. Extraordinary!!!! Bloody amazing.

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[Deleted member 118]

There is an SBIR for a sensor that Rocket has found and posted the link to over on the NASA thread.

The SBIR is for a smart sensor using ultra low power and all seems to line up for a sensor maker to grab hold of AKIDA as the perfect solution.

Leaving that to one side what garnered my attention was the following paragraph which to me validates completely how proven over at NASA SNN technology solutions have become.

“PHASE III DUAL USE APPLICATIONS: Phase III efforts will demonstrate a fully packaged camera with a neuromorphic processing chip. Spiking neural network device technology is preferable. Efforts will leverage emerging event-based sensing algorithms to demonstrate.”

The phrases used over time are becoming real:

tipping point

tip of the iceberg

exciting times

plethora of use cases

5 to 10 times more efficient

ubiquitous

explosive sales

saturate the market

income will ramp up

not if but when

we have well North of 100 NDA’s

we are being selective

will give us the best commercial opportunity

NASA is very excited

Brainchip artificial intelligence experts

that’s your margin of victory

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[Bravo]

If you suffer from severe acne or wrinkly skin, never fear, soon you'll be able to order a few square meters of 3D printed skin!

“Our aim is to make artificial skin as good—or even better—than real skin,” said Lepora.

All jokes aside, I found this article really interesting in terms of what it means for the development and performance of robotics by giving them an in-built sense of touch.

"Machines can beat the world’s best chess player, but they cannot handle a chess piece as well as an infant. This lack of robot dexterity is partly because artificial grippers lack the fine tactile sense of the human fingertip, which is used to guide our hands as we pick up and handle objects."

3D Printed Fingertip ‘Feels’ like Human Skin

Scientists put finger on key to improving robot dexterity and performance of prosthetic hands

www.labmanager.com

 

[buena suerte :-)]

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[gex]

I got goosebumps

 

[Slade]

I got goosebumps

I can’t stop watching it.

“Mercedes innovation in the here and now”

Here, Now. Here, Now, Here, Now.

Love it.

 

[gex]

I can’t stop watching it.

“Mercedes innovation in the here and now”

Here, Now. Here, Now, Here, Now.

Love it.

I just hope my measly amount of shares count for something ;p

 

[AusEire]

As they say in Tipperary hurling, "Leave it off!"


If you don't have dreams, you can't have dreams come true!

I'm from the greatest hurling county. Cork ! I pay no heed to Tipperary

 

[AusEire]

There's only one response required for this!

 

[mcm]

I guess folks 'giving away' their shares at current ridiculously low prices must be unaware of the excellent information revealed in this thread over the past couple of days. A heartfelt thanks to all those who do and share such excellent research. Exciting times ahead.

 

[AusEire]

THE MERCEDES VIDEO IS SOMETHING OUR INVESTMENT DREAMS FOR BRAINCHIP HAVE BEEN BUILT ON MADE REAL.

Thank you to all who have shared this I have only watched it three times but on my phone and cannot wait to see it on the big screen. When we are mega rich we could hire the IMAX theatre at Darling Harbour for the $10.00 party and have it running on a loop.



My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

The IMAX theater? That got leveled about 6 years ago! Since then 2 builders (Grocon and Probuild) and several subcontractors have gone bust trying to complete it! The place is cursed! I say we take up the convention center

 

[alwaysgreen]

I guess folks 'giving away' their shares at current ridiculously low prices must be unaware of the excellent information revealed in this thread over the past couple of days. A heartfelt thanks to all those who do and share such excellent research. Exciting times ahead.

We are ahead of the game.

 

[VictorG]

I just hope my measly amount of shares count for something ;p

To know if you have enough shares, just multiply your shares by US$1000 then double the figure every 2 yrs.

 

[Dozzaman1977]

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Marcus and Chris from spheria and 1851 Capital " what is a neuromorphic chip anyway"
They don't seem to do research at these investment firms do they, hopefully they have invested in brainchip and maybe invest in a couple of ties to look more professional https://media.tenor.com/images/d701996abb2ccbe436b1f89479c0a089/tenor.gif