Agree. Hopefully, BRN interns are asking for permission first. This would be the third or fourth I've seen. I don't agree with it but I'll take it.
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Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Pom down under
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Too long for me to stay interested so I thought you might want to watch it
And a few more here
Pom down under
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Deadpool
hyper-efficient Ai
Hi, was just looking at BRN website and noticed this image of a Lidar auto vacuum cleaner.
so did a search and found this very similar product from Dreame which certainly fits our MO
and in the company spiel they are connected with this little company called Xiaomi. who does have a previous connection to Renesas.
It could be just a stock photo, could be nothing could be something, time will tell I suppose.
so did a search and found this very similar product from Dreame which certainly fits our MO
and in the company spiel they are connected with this little company called Xiaomi. who does have a previous connection to Renesas.
It could be just a stock photo, could be nothing could be something, time will tell I suppose.
Fact Finder
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Hi DP
I went to Dream’s website and if you go to the frequently asked questions there are a number of questions about connectivity failure and answers about resetting modems to ensure proper cloud connectivity and making sure to download updates frequently.
Not to say this definitely rules out AKIDA because Dream uses LiDar to map and avoid objects but it could be that as connectivity is a customer complaint they are looking at a way to run unconnected.
Some complaints/questions are about why the battery life when cleaning is so short.
My opinion only DYOR
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Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Hi again Fact Finder,
I just noticed that Arduino collaborated with us (as well as Wewolver, Renesas Arm, and Sparkfun) on our 2023 Edge AI Technology Report.
The other thing that I think is interesting is that this article dated 27 May 2022, is when Sailesh Chickpea first mentioned Renesas licensing what they need from us to get the ball rolling, and later in the article he mentions a strategic partnership for sensors, power and connectivity with Arduino (who have a base of 30 million active users) . Is that all? He-he-he!
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ARM battles RISC-V at Renesas
Dr. Sailesh Chittipeddi, Executive Vice President and General Manager of IoT and Infrastructure Business Unit of Renesas Electronics talks to eeNews Europe
www.eenewseurope.com
I also did a little search on "Arduino" + "neuromorphic" and found this abstract in which they used Spinnaker to run SNN for a real-time, low-power solution for intercepting incoming objects for autonomous systems. So it would appear that do have an interest in neuromorphic technology IMO.
Live Demonstration: Neuromorphic Robot Goalie Controlled by Spiking Neural Network
This demonstration shows an implementation of the Robot Goalie using neuromorphic hardware and a Spiking Neural Network (SNN) to control the goalkeeper position. The system consists of four main components: a Dynamic Vision Sensor (DVS128) used as an "eye", a SpiNNaker SpiNN-3 board to run a SNN...
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Fact Finder
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Hi BravoHi again Fact Finder,
I just noticed that Arduino collaborated with us (as well as Wewolver, Renesas Arm, and Sparkfun) on our 2023 Edge AI Technology Report.
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The other thing that I think is interesting is that this article dated 27 May 2022, is when Sailesh Chickpea first mentioned Renesas licensing what they need from us to get the ball rolling, and later in the article he mentions a strategic partnership for sensors, power and connectivity with Arduino (who have a base of 30 million active users) . Is that all? He-he-he!
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ARM battles RISC-V at Renesas
Dr. Sailesh Chittipeddi, Executive Vice President and General Manager of IoT and Infrastructure Business Unit of Renesas Electronics talks to eeNews Europe
I also did a little search on "Arduino" + "neuromorphic" and found this abstract in which they used Spinnaker to run SNN for a real-time, low-power solution for intercepting incoming objects for autonomous systems. So it would appear that do have an interest in neuromorphic technology IMO.
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Live Demonstration: Neuromorphic Robot Goalie Controlled by Spiking Neural Network
This demonstration shows an implementation of the Robot Goalie using neuromorphic hardware and a Spiking Neural Network (SNN) to control the goalkeeper position. The system consists of four main components: a Dynamic Vision Sensor (DVS128) used as an "eye", a SpiNNaker SpiNN-3 board to run a SNN...ieeexplore.ieee.org
Now the question is did I know this already when I posted that Edge Impulse, Renesas and Arduino were partners with Zalmotek or was it just a random observation???
FF.
The image used is a stock image.
Robot vacuum cleaners could be hacked to record sound, study shows
Robot vacuum cleaners can actually be remotely reprogrammed to record sound waves, even though they don't have a microphone inside them.
studyfinds.org
Tothemoon24
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Bring on 2024 , the year of the mighty Brainchip !!
Happy New year
Chippers 
Happy New year
Chippers
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Hi Bravo
Now the question is did I know this already when I posted that Edge Impulse, Renesas and Arduino were partners with Zalmotek or was it just a random observation???
FF.
I'm going with option A.
Deadpool
hyper-efficient Ai
Hi mate, yes I see your point, hopefully they have now stepped into the light and may be looking to a technology that is actually fit for purpose.
It has now been confirmed it is a stock image.
Good morning,
As we stand currently, you cannot expect the Board or Executive Management Team to start issuing forward revenue predications or
assumptions, I'm sorry but that's just the reality of the situation.
When or if an IP License agreement is signed, Sean has already publicly stated that a 7 digit figure is involved, he has also stated a number
of times that the signing of an IP License is very early on in the process, so how can they forward "guess" how many IP Licenses will be
secured over the next 3-5 year period ?...they can't !
Then comes the Royalty Revenue, once again, Antonio has already publicly stated that a company that we have no control over can
design, tape-out, test and retest then decide after 2/3 years to not even go ahead and produce a product for mass production, meaning
no revenue for us.
Then, depending on the small print, if they don't sell a certain amount of units, well we don't get paid any Royalties.
Small revenue is expected from on-going Engineering Services, Evaluation Boards and E-Boxes.
That's the reality of the current state of play, from my understanding, if Tony or someone else within the company wishes to correct me, well
it's all cool.
Regards...Tech
Thanks to the posters who agreed with what I posted yesterday...even my old mate FF was on board ! and yes FF you are correct, an IP
License "could land" at any given time, BUT having re-read the ASX rules with regards making forward earnings assumptions it's extremely
clear, as management have stated numerous times, they can't just "guess" or "pump out" possibilities, many shareholders seem to forget that a new (start-up) company really has no history to refer back to, this is new technology, disruptive technology, with no track record, we, as the
first company to actually produce a commercial N Sock are spearheading a totally "new market".
Why would the company wish to breach all the trust and integrity that they have been building (fact) over the last number of years to start
assuming, almost arrogantly suggesting this is what we expect, so EAP's take note, deliver or else.
We have absolutely no control over what they do or what direction they take or who they snuggle up to, we trust and believe we have the
most flexible, groundbreaking technology and based on that the Board clearly believe that we are on the right path, currently.
Here's a conspiracy theory to finish the year off...we all know of NASA, US Military, US Navy, US Airforce, DOD, US Government, The Pentagon,
Private Contractors in the Aerospace Industry, Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, Collins Aerospace and Northrop Grumman etc....UFO'S or now
the new description UAP'S....is our (Brainchip) technology currently so advanced that the handbrake has been put on....
See you all on the other side.....Tech
David holland
Regular
A IP License can land at any time,, I'd like to think so Hello,Thanks to the posters who agreed with what I posted yesterday...even my old mate FF was on board ! and yes FF you are correct, an IP
License "could land" at any given time, BUT having re-read the ASX rules with regards making forward earnings assumptions it's extremely
clear, as management have stated numerous times, they can't just "guess" or "pump out" possibilities, many shareholders seem to forget that a new (start-up) company really has no history to refer back to, this is new technology, disruptive technology, with no track record, we, as the
first company to actually produce a commercial N Sock are spearheading a totally "new market".
Why would the company wish to breach all the trust and integrity that they have been building (fact) over the last number of years to start
assuming, almost arrogantly suggesting this is what we expect, so EAP's take note, deliver or else.
We have absolutely no control over what they do or what direction they take or who they snuggle up to, we trust and believe we have the
most flexible, groundbreaking technology and based on that the Board clearly believe that we are on the right path, currently.
Here's a conspiracy theory to finish the year off...we all know of NASA, US Military, US Navy, US Airforce, DOD, US Government, The Pentagon,
Private Contractors in the Aerospace Industry, Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, Collins Aerospace and Northrop Grumman etc....UFO'S or now
the new description UAP'S....is our (Brainchip) technology currently so advanced that the handbrake has been put on....
See you all on the other side.....Tech
Personally I feel the company is linked with alot of companies, We'll be a piece in the puzzle which is fine as this is still successful in its own right
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wilzy123
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David holland
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Hey numb nuts I'm done on this page, good luck with your investment folks
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Schnitzel lover
Regular
Hi Chris,Good morning,
As we stand currently, you cannot expect the Board or Executive Management Team to start issuing forward revenue predications or
assumptions, I'm sorry but that's just the reality of the situation.
When or if an IP License agreement is signed, Sean has already publicly stated that a 7 digit figure is involved, he has also stated a number
of times that the signing of an IP License is very early on in the process, so how can they forward "guess" how many IP Licenses will be
secured over the next 3-5 year period ?...they can't !
Then comes the Royalty Revenue, once again, Antonio has already publicly stated that a company that we have no control over can
design, tape-out, test and retest then decide after 2/3 years to not even go ahead and produce a product for mass production, meaning
no revenue for us.
Then, depending on the small print, if they don't sell a certain amount of units, well we don't get paid any Royalties.
Small revenue is expected from on-going Engineering Services, Evaluation Boards and E-Boxes.
That's the reality of the current state of play, from my understanding, if Tony or someone else within the company wishes to correct me, well
it's all cool.
Regards...Tech
So we get Gen 2 evaluation, a string of new IP deals over the coming 6-12 months, in 3-4 years a few designs and products stick, in turn producing royalties in 4-5 years.
Are you satisfied as an investor with that as the current state of play? That BRN may need to navigate a global depression before its technology gets any meaningful market share?
If as an investor you work from worse case scenario backwards, it’s not ridiculous to assume that Akida 1000 will not directly produce any meaning commercially significant revenue. After all, no company has seen it worthy of signing an IP deal on it for over 2 years now..
DingoBorat
Slim
Did you read the article perchance?The image used is a stock image.
Robot vacuum cleaners could be hacked to record sound, study shows
Robot vacuum cleaners can actually be remotely reprogrammed to record sound waves, even though they don't have a microphone inside them.
The whole thing, is about the problem of such devices, being used to spy on their owners (even using algorithms to convert onboard equipment, to microphones).
All thanks to "Cloud connectivity".
The whole article, basically screams, "we need something like AKIDA in these things!"
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