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Sony is a dream but Samsung would be an even bigger dream:


I am NOT saying Samsung will unveil products that contain AKIDA but I can dream. CES2024 is only a matter of days away and we will find out for sure. But here are a few 'Hope's' I have for Samsung.

Also check out the Samsung link in this form and some wonderful work research done by many generous contributors to this forum.

Hope number 1

Brainchip named checked Samsung in March 2019 although did not confirm that Brainchip is working with Samsung

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Hope number 2

However, we do know that Brainchip had been in direct contact with Samsung before March 2020. This is taken from a Brainchip Market Update (source below):

(underline mine)

LDN speaking

Lou “I was supposed to be in Shanghai and greater China for the month of February, Seoul, Korea, as well”

Lou: “Smart home, rarely (Lou actually said ‘primarily’ on the recording) in this case in South Korea for us but Smart Home is a big deal for us. But Anil will touch on some of the aspects of what we can do with keyword spotting, what we can do with incremental learning. These are things that the Smart Home manufacturers, the global manufacturers, in Smart Home, as well as Smart City, should probably put those two together, are very excited about.”

Start the demo. “This is a Samsung camera. We thank Samsung for forwarding this to us. It actually does send events directly so we don't need to convert from frames to events in this.”

Anil: “So, look at what it's doing here. We actually, take a Samsung camera and we're doing hand gestures. Here, what we did, we took nine gestures, train the network from the actual spikes that were coming from...”

https://www.finnewsnetwork.com.au/archives/finance_news_network275603.html



Hope number 3

May 2020 AGM LDN included the following in his presentation

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Hope number 4

Then there was this image in the May 2021 Presentation – there was a lot of discussion around the brand on the washing machine and fridge but the general consensus was that it looked like it said Samsung when the image was blown up

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@Deadpool highlighted, Brainchip have a LIDAR vacuum cleaner


Hope number 5

Now: Check out the one Samsung are going to reveal at CES2024 – it recognises stains

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https://news.samsung.com/au/samsung...ew-vacuum-lineup-with-enhanced-ai-at-ces-2024

Samsung Electronics To Unveil New Vacuum Lineup That Redefines Home Cleaning With Enhanced AI at CES 2024


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Compared to the image on Brainchip’s webpage. I know the image on Brainchip's page is a stock image but the style of vacuum is similar.
My thought: Brainchip are now being very careful about not placing a possible customer's product with their name or logo on their homepage aftyer the aforementioned picture of the fridge etc.


Hope number 6

What about a bespoke 4 door fridge they are talking about in their connected kitchen. Does it look like an updated version of the fridge that Brainchip mentioned in 2021?

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https://news.samsung.com/global/sam...ble-expansive-kitchen-experiences-at-ces-2024


Hope number 7

Samsung also announced an interesting collaboration with Hyundai to connect the home devices with the car. (underline mine)

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“The two companies will work together for the next-generation smart home to connect Samsung’s SmartThings with Hyundai and Kia’s connected cars, including EVs to develop the “Home-to-Car” and “Car-to-Home” services, as well as an integrated home energy management service.

The Home-to-Car and Car-to-Home services[1] connect the smart home with in-vehicle infotainment systems, allowing for remote control in both directions. Through the SmartThings platform, users will be able to perform a variety of actions pertaining to their cars while at home — starting them, controlling smart air conditioning, opening and closing windows, and checking their charging status. And from cars, the control of compatible home appliances such as TVs, air conditioners and EV chargers will also be possible.

“This collaboration will enable communication from Home-to-Car and integrated home energy management services that are optimized for future lifestyles,” said Chanwoo Park, Executive Vice President at Samsung Electronics. “By connecting the SmartThings platform with vehicles, we’ll be able to significantly enhance the customer experience in both the home and the car.”

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The question I have is how are they going to secure the information from the home to car and vice versa without opening themselves up to security risks? Maybe this patent announced by Brainchip with help? Maybe @diogense can confirm if this patent can be used for such a purpose? I know when the patent was released there was a lot of discussion about Mercedes possibly using it to connect to the home. If that is the case an Mercedes do use it, which appliances and devises would they connect to at the home as they build smart cars not smart homes?

https://brainchip.com/brainchip-for...portfolio-with-new-awards-and-ip-acquisition/


Hope number 8
Brainchip have employed a sales person dedicated to their Korea customers. However, I can't remember any of Brainchip's publicly acknowledged customers being from Korea. @FactFinder and others will be able to confirm this.


Anyway, that is my ramblings for today. Once again I am NOT saying that Samsung is using AKIDA, I’m just really hoping they are.
Yep that would be one serious dream come true! 🙏

There is also this that directly links us with Samsung!

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Very much looking forward to next week

Cheers and good luck!
 
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Sony is a dream but Samsung would be an even bigger dream:


I am NOT saying Samsung will unveil products that contain AKIDA but I can dream. CES2024 is only a matter of days away and we will find out for sure. But here are a few 'Hope's' I have for Samsung.

Also check out the Samsung link in this form and some wonderful work research done by many generous contributors to this forum.

Hope number 1

Brainchip named checked Samsung in March 2019 although did not confirm that Brainchip is working with Samsung

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Hope number 2

However, we do know that Brainchip had been in direct contact with Samsung before March 2020. This is taken from a Brainchip Market Update (source below):

(underline mine)

LDN speaking

Lou “I was supposed to be in Shanghai and greater China for the month of February, Seoul, Korea, as well”

Lou: “Smart home, rarely (Lou actually said ‘primarily’ on the recording) in this case in South Korea for us but Smart Home is a big deal for us. But Anil will touch on some of the aspects of what we can do with keyword spotting, what we can do with incremental learning. These are things that the Smart Home manufacturers, the global manufacturers, in Smart Home, as well as Smart City, should probably put those two together, are very excited about.”

Start the demo. “This is a Samsung camera. We thank Samsung for forwarding this to us. It actually does send events directly so we don't need to convert from frames to events in this.”

Anil: “So, look at what it's doing here. We actually, take a Samsung camera and we're doing hand gestures. Here, what we did, we took nine gestures, train the network from the actual spikes that were coming from...”

https://www.finnewsnetwork.com.au/archives/finance_news_network275603.html



Hope number 3

May 2020 AGM LDN included the following in his presentation

View attachment 53582

Hope number 4

Then there was this image in the May 2021 Presentation – there was a lot of discussion around the brand on the washing machine and fridge but the general consensus was that it looked like it said Samsung when the image was blown up

View attachment 53583


@Deadpool highlighted, Brainchip have a LIDAR vacuum cleaner


Hope number 5

Now: Check out the one Samsung are going to reveal at CES2024 – it recognises stains

View attachment 53584
https://news.samsung.com/au/samsung...ew-vacuum-lineup-with-enhanced-ai-at-ces-2024

Samsung Electronics To Unveil New Vacuum Lineup That Redefines Home Cleaning With Enhanced AI at CES 2024


View attachment 53585


Compared to the image on Brainchip’s webpage. I know the image on Brainchip's page is a stock image but the style of vacuum is similar.
My thought: Brainchip are now being very careful about not placing a possible customer's product with their name or logo on their homepage aftyer the aforementioned picture of the fridge etc.


Hope number 6

What about a bespoke 4 door fridge they are talking about in their connected kitchen. Does it look like an updated version of the fridge that Brainchip mentioned in 2021?

View attachment 53586

https://news.samsung.com/global/sam...ble-expansive-kitchen-experiences-at-ces-2024


Hope number 7

Samsung also announced an interesting collaboration with Hyundai to connect the home devices with the car. (underline mine)

View attachment 53587
“The two companies will work together for the next-generation smart home to connect Samsung’s SmartThings with Hyundai and Kia’s connected cars, including EVs to develop the “Home-to-Car” and “Car-to-Home” services, as well as an integrated home energy management service.

The Home-to-Car and Car-to-Home services[1] connect the smart home with in-vehicle infotainment systems, allowing for remote control in both directions. Through the SmartThings platform, users will be able to perform a variety of actions pertaining to their cars while at home — starting them, controlling smart air conditioning, opening and closing windows, and checking their charging status. And from cars, the control of compatible home appliances such as TVs, air conditioners and EV chargers will also be possible.

“This collaboration will enable communication from Home-to-Car and integrated home energy management services that are optimized for future lifestyles,” said Chanwoo Park, Executive Vice President at Samsung Electronics. “By connecting the SmartThings platform with vehicles, we’ll be able to significantly enhance the customer experience in both the home and the car.”

View attachment 53588

The question I have is how are they going to secure the information from the home to car and vice versa without opening themselves up to security risks? Maybe this patent announced by Brainchip with help? Maybe @diogense can confirm if this patent can be used for such a purpose? I know when the patent was released there was a lot of discussion about Mercedes possibly using it to connect to the home. If that is the case an Mercedes do use it, which appliances and devises would they connect to at the home as they build smart cars not smart homes?

https://brainchip.com/brainchip-for...portfolio-with-new-awards-and-ip-acquisition/


Hope number 8
Brainchip have employed a sales person dedicated to their Korea customers. However, I can't remember any of Brainchip's publicly acknowledged customers being from Korea. @FactFinder and others will be able to confirm this.


Anyway, that is my ramblings for today. Once again I am NOT saying that Samsung is using AKIDA, I’m just really hoping they are.
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This sounds a lot like Akida. Thinking back to the demonstrations where they identified different fruits…
 
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No doubt this huge cash injection will help Microchip build NASA's HPSC (High-Performance Spaceflight Computer) chip with initial availability in 2024.

Bearing in mind, the HPSC will use an 8-core, SiFive 'Intelligence' X280 RISC-V vector core. And because of that I am very confident that we'll receive an announcement sooner or later confirming SiFive X280 having been integrated with either Akida-S or Akida-P and following that confirmation of our inclusion in NASA's HPSC.

BTW, the HSPC won't just be for space missions but will also be utilised in application on Earth such as defense, commercial aviation, robotics, medical equipment, etc.




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Sony is a dream but Samsung would be an even bigger dream:


I am NOT saying Samsung will unveil products that contain AKIDA but I can dream. CES2024 is only a matter of days away and we will find out for sure. But here are a few 'Hope's' I have for Samsung.

Also check out the Samsung link in this form and some wonderful work research done by many generous contributors to this forum.

Hope number 1

Brainchip named checked Samsung in March 2019 although did not confirm that Brainchip is working with Samsung

View attachment 53581
https://cdn-api.markitdigital.com/apiman-gateway/ASX/asx-research/1.0/file/2995-02099695-2A1146321



Hope number 2

However, we do know that Brainchip had been in direct contact with Samsung before March 2020. This is taken from a Brainchip Market Update (source below):

(underline mine)

LDN speaking

Lou “I was supposed to be in Shanghai and greater China for the month of February, Seoul, Korea, as well”

Lou: “Smart home, rarely (Lou actually said ‘primarily’ on the recording) in this case in South Korea for us but Smart Home is a big deal for us. But Anil will touch on some of the aspects of what we can do with keyword spotting, what we can do with incremental learning. These are things that the Smart Home manufacturers, the global manufacturers, in Smart Home, as well as Smart City, should probably put those two together, are very excited about.”

Start the demo. “This is a Samsung camera. We thank Samsung for forwarding this to us. It actually does send events directly so we don't need to convert from frames to events in this.”

Anil: “So, look at what it's doing here. We actually, take a Samsung camera and we're doing hand gestures. Here, what we did, we took nine gestures, train the network from the actual spikes that were coming from...”

https://www.finnewsnetwork.com.au/archives/finance_news_network275603.html



Hope number 3

May 2020 AGM LDN included the following in his presentation

View attachment 53582

Hope number 4

Then there was this image in the May 2021 Presentation – there was a lot of discussion around the brand on the washing machine and fridge but the general consensus was that it looked like it said Samsung when the image was blown up

View attachment 53583


@Deadpool highlighted, Brainchip have a LIDAR vacuum cleaner


Hope number 5

Now: Check out the one Samsung are going to reveal at CES2024 – it recognises stains

View attachment 53584
https://news.samsung.com/au/samsung...ew-vacuum-lineup-with-enhanced-ai-at-ces-2024

Samsung Electronics To Unveil New Vacuum Lineup That Redefines Home Cleaning With Enhanced AI at CES 2024


View attachment 53585


Compared to the image on Brainchip’s webpage. I know the image on Brainchip's page is a stock image but the style of vacuum is similar.
My thought: Brainchip are now being very careful about not placing a possible customer's product with their name or logo on their homepage aftyer the aforementioned picture of the fridge etc.


Hope number 6

What about a bespoke 4 door fridge they are talking about in their connected kitchen. Does it look like an updated version of the fridge that Brainchip mentioned in 2021?

View attachment 53586

https://news.samsung.com/global/sam...ble-expansive-kitchen-experiences-at-ces-2024


Hope number 7

Samsung also announced an interesting collaboration with Hyundai to connect the home devices with the car. (underline mine)

View attachment 53587
“The two companies will work together for the next-generation smart home to connect Samsung’s SmartThings with Hyundai and Kia’s connected cars, including EVs to develop the “Home-to-Car” and “Car-to-Home” services, as well as an integrated home energy management service.

The Home-to-Car and Car-to-Home services[1] connect the smart home with in-vehicle infotainment systems, allowing for remote control in both directions. Through the SmartThings platform, users will be able to perform a variety of actions pertaining to their cars while at home — starting them, controlling smart air conditioning, opening and closing windows, and checking their charging status. And from cars, the control of compatible home appliances such as TVs, air conditioners and EV chargers will also be possible.

“This collaboration will enable communication from Home-to-Car and integrated home energy management services that are optimized for future lifestyles,” said Chanwoo Park, Executive Vice President at Samsung Electronics. “By connecting the SmartThings platform with vehicles, we’ll be able to significantly enhance the customer experience in both the home and the car.”

View attachment 53588

The question I have is how are they going to secure the information from the home to car and vice versa without opening themselves up to security risks? Maybe this patent announced by Brainchip with help? Maybe @diogense can confirm if this patent can be used for such a purpose? I know when the patent was released there was a lot of discussion about Mercedes possibly using it to connect to the home. If that is the case an Mercedes do use it, which appliances and devises would they connect to at the home as they build smart cars not smart homes?

https://brainchip.com/brainchip-for...portfolio-with-new-awards-and-ip-acquisition/


Hope number 8
Brainchip have employed a sales person dedicated to their Korea customers. However, I can't remember any of Brainchip's publicly acknowledged customers being from Korea. @FactFinder and others will be able to confirm this.


Anyway, that is my ramblings for today. Once again I am NOT saying that Samsung is using AKIDA, I’m just really hoping they are.
 
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Some of the things Prophesee have on show at CES 2024

 
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I wonder why Mercedes posted this "old" concept car / success story again just one week ago :unsure:


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Here's a more detailed description.
The system sounds a little over the top, but..


We could have a shoe in here..

"The Valeo interior lighting system is composed of projection modules, a smart adaptable user-interface based on gesture detection and a software dedicated to projection and content management"
 
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Tothemoon24

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Here's a more detailed description.
The system sounds a little over the top, but..


We could have a shoe in here..

"The Valeo interior lighting system is composed of projection modules, a smart adaptable user-interface based on gesture detection and a software dedicated to projection and content management"
DB agree , gesture detection is certainly in our house wheel house . 👍👌💪
 
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Tothemoon24

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Here's a more detailed description.
The system sounds a little over the top, but..


We could have a shoe in here..

"The Valeo interior lighting system is composed of projection modules, a smart adaptable user-interface based on gesture detection and a software dedicated to projection and content management"

There’s a clip that goes with that post ,

 
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Diogenese

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Here's a more detailed description.
The system sounds a little over the top, but..


We could have a shoe in here..

"The Valeo interior lighting system is composed of projection modules, a smart adaptable user-interface based on gesture detection and a software dedicated to projection and content management"


https://www.valeo.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/press-release_valeo-at-ces2024.pdf

Valeo Unveils Groundbreaking Innovations at CES 2024, Paving the Way for Greener, Safer Mobility for All, Everywhere

CES2024 Innovation Award Honoree Valeo SCALA™3 LiDAR:
For the first time, we will give visitors the opportunity to experience and learn more about our AI-based perception software and how it helps classify objects identified by the LiDAR in its point clou
d.

I suppose they could use software for an ICE, but surely there must be a better way for EVs?
 
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https://www.valeo.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/press-release_valeo-at-ces2024.pdf

Valeo Unveils Groundbreaking Innovations at CES 2024, Paving the Way for Greener, Safer Mobility for All, Everywhere

CES2024 Innovation Award Honoree Valeo SCALA™3 LiDAR:
For the first time, we will give visitors the opportunity to experience and learn more about our AI-based perception software and how it helps classify objects identified by the LiDAR in its point clou
d.

I suppose they could use software for an ICE, but surely there must be a better way for EVs?
"I suppose they could use software for an ICE, but surely there must be a better way for EVs?"

Pursuing technology, that only really works with ICE, at this stage of the game (while I disagree with a pure EV future) doesn't really make sense..
 
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Diogenese

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Here's a more detailed description.
The system sounds a little over the top, but..


We could have a shoe in here..

"The Valeo interior lighting system is composed of projection modules, a smart adaptable user-interface based on gesture detection and a software dedicated to projection and content management"
Hi DB,

This seems to be the relevant Valeo patent. It is bereft of any reference to spikes.

US2023146935A1 CONTENT CAPTURE OF AN ENVIRONMENT OF A VEHICLE USING A PRIORI CONFIDENCE LEVELS

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A method for the content capture of an environment of a vehicle is disclosed. The method uses an artificial intelligence neural network, on the basis of a point cloud generated by an environment sensor of the vehicle. The method involves performing reference measurements by the environment sensor to capture reference objects depending on positions in the environment in relation to the environment sensor, generating confidence values depending on positions in the environment in relation to the environment sensor on the basis of the reference measurements by the environment sensor to capture the reference objects, training the artificial intelligence for the content capture of the environment on the basis of training point clouds for the environment sensor, capturing the environment by the environment sensor to generate the point cloud, and processing the point cloud generated by the environment sensor using the trained artificial intelligence for the content capture of the environment.
 
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https://www.valeo.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/press-release_valeo-at-ces2024.pdf

Valeo Unveils Groundbreaking Innovations at CES 2024, Paving the Way for Greener, Safer Mobility for All, Everywhere

CES2024 Innovation Award Honoree Valeo SCALA™3 LiDAR:
For the first time, we will give visitors the opportunity to experience and learn more about our AI-based perception software and how it helps classify objects identified by the LiDAR in its point clou
d.

I suppose they could use software for an ICE, but surely there must be a better way for EVs?
A question if you have looked into @Diogenese

Valeo were running a project / program Spikili with Tempo and this is a conclusion to one paper I was reading.

Thoughts on whether we would fit within the CNN2SNN development and / or the hardware implementation as part of our joint Dev agreement?

Was in 4 bits as well.



SpikiLi: A Spiking Simulation of LiDAR based Real-time Object Detection for Autonomous Driving​

Sambit Mohapatra*1, Thomas Mesquida*2, Mona Hodaei1, Senthil Yogamani3, Heinrich Gotzig1, Patrick Mäder4
*Equal contribution 1Valeo Germany 2CEA-List, France 3Valeo Ireland 4TU Ilmenau, Germany

VConclusion​

We have presented CNN to SNN conversion and simulation that adapts existing CNN building blocks to simulate spiking behavior for a complex real world application. We have shown that SNNs can be applied to complex tasks such as object detection and achieve comparable performance while achieving much better energy efficiency when implemented in hardware. This is a nascent research area, and we aim to progress from simulations to hardware implementation to realize the full potential of SNNs using other vital techniques such as event-based processing, differential signal processing, power-saving using sparsity, and low activation of neurons.

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If we are involved, Sennheiser could well be one of the mystery hearing aid customers we are working with behind an NDA.

Musicians and audiophiles worldwide are familiar with Sennheiser headphones, speakers and microphones, but may not be aware that the world’s largest hearing aid manufacturer Sonova acquired Sennheiser’s consumer electronics business in 2021 and entered the OTC hearing aid market under the Sennheiser brand name last year. Sennheiser’s professional audio division (which includes Sennheiser Mobility) continues to remain family-owned.


Sonova acquires Sennheiser Consumer Business​

Sennheiser CompanyNews
7 mei 2021
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Both companies will work together under the Sennheiser brand in the future​

Sennheiser and the Sonova Holding AG with headquarters in Stäfa, Switzerland, today announced their future cooperation under the Sennheiser brand. The global provider of medical hearing solutions will fully take over Sennheiser's Consumer Electronics business. Subject to regulatory approval, the plan is to complete the transfer of the business to Sonova by the end of 2021. Sennheiser had announced in February that it would focus on the Professional business in the future while seeking a partner for the Consumer Electronics business.

Consumer Electronics products from Sennheiser stand for the best sound and a unique audio experience. With the takeover of the Sennheiser Consumer business, Sonova is adding headphones and soundbars to its hearing care portfolio, which includes hearing aids and cochlear implants, among other hearing solutions. Sonova will leverage the complementary competencies of both companies to strengthen and further expand its business areas in the future. Sennheiser's many years of expertise as one of the world's leading companies in the audio industry and the resulting reputation and appeal of the brand are an excellent complement to Sonova's extensive technological and audiological expertise in the field of medical hearing solutions. A permanent cooperation is planned under the joint Sennheiser brand umbrella in order to continue offering Sennheiser customers first-class audio solutions in the future. A license agreement for future use of the Sennheiser brand has been made.

"We couldn't have asked for a better partner than Sonova for our Consumer Electronics business," says Daniel Sennheiser, co-CEO at Sennheiser. "Sonova is a strong, well-positioned company. Not only do we share a passion for unique audio experiences, we also share very similar corporate values. This gives us an excellent foundation for a successful future together." Co-CEO Dr. Andreas Sennheiser adds: "The combination of our strengths provides an very good starting point for future growth. We are convinced that Sonova will strengthen the Sennheiser Consumer Business in the long term and capture the major growth opportunities." Both partners see great potential in particular in the market for speech-enhanced hearables and for true wireless and audiophile headphones.
As part of the partnership, a complete transfer of operations of the Consumer Electronics business to Sonova is planned. This will be aligned with the Sennheiser works councils. For the employees who will transfer to Sonova, the move to the internationally operating and well-positioned company, headquartered in Switzerland, opens up very good opportunities for the future. Currently, a total of around 600 Sennheiser employees works for the Sennheiser consumer business.

Arnd Kaldowski, CEO of Sonova, says: “I am very pleased that Sennheiser has chosen Sonova to further develop the well-renowned Consumer Division. We look forward to welcoming our new colleagues and to building on the combined strengths of both organizations to successfully shape our joint future. The fast-growing market for personal audio devices is rapidly evolving. Combining our audiological expertise with Sennheiser’s know-how in sound delivery, their great reputation as well as their high-quality products will allow us to expand our offering and to create important touchpoints with consumers earlier in their hearing journey. Combining our market-leading technology with the strong brand and well-established distribution network of Sennheiser creates a strong foundation for future growth.”

The Sennheiser brand has been a synonym for first-class sound and excellent product quality for over 75 years. Sonova will also take over the development and production areas of Sennheiser Consumer Electronics so that Sennheiser customers will continue to benefit from this in the future.

With the partnership for the Consumer business, Sennheiser will now concentrate its own strengths and resources on the Pro Audio, Business Communications and Neumann business areas. In these three business units, the company plans to continue to grow at an above-average rate under its own power and to expand its already strong position in the global market. In addition, Sennheiser will successively expand its business units.
Here you can find the message of Daniel and Andreas Sennheiser.





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Here is a link I found regarding Valeo at CES 2024.

It has more info but also quite a lot of ads.

https://inf.news/en/auto/82114ffb5c9c664534fc32a89d6a178b.html


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Valeo SCALA3 lidar: improving the reliability of autonomous driving

Lidar is an important part of the car's autonomous driving system, allowing the vehicle to detect and respond to obstacles in the surrounding environment, which is difficult to achieve with other sensing systems. For example, lidar sensors produce more accurate and comprehensive images compared to millimeter-wave radar; they have a wider detection range than ultrasonic sensors; and they can render images in adverse weather and lighting conditions compared to cameras. Better results. In addition, lidar systems can better generate real-time visualization information for autonomous vehicles. Valeo SCALA3 is Valeo's third-generation lidar (laser detection and ranging system). Innovations in hardware and sensing software functions make its performance leading in the industry. Valeo SCALA3 delivers powerful sensing capabilities in any condition and meets the highest standards of quality and safety in the automotive industry.
 
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Neuromorphia

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Here is a link I found regarding Valeo at CES 2024.

It has more info but also quite a lot of ads.

https://inf.news/en/auto/82114ffb5c9c664534fc32a89d6a178b.html


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Valeo SCALA3 lidar: improving the reliability of autonomous driving

Lidar is an important part of the car's autonomous driving system, allowing the vehicle to detect and respond to obstacles in the surrounding environment, which is difficult to achieve with other sensing systems. For example, lidar sensors produce more accurate and comprehensive images compared to millimeter-wave radar; they have a wider detection range than ultrasonic sensors; and they can render images in adverse weather and lighting conditions compared to cameras. Better results. In addition, lidar systems can better generate real-time visualization information for autonomous vehicles. Valeo SCALA3 is Valeo's third-generation lidar (laser detection and ranging system). Innovations in hardware and sensing software functions make its performance leading in the industry. Valeo SCALA3 delivers powerful sensing capabilities in any condition and meets the highest standards of quality and safety in the automotive industry.
Valeo will display a number of black technologies at CES 2024

black technology’ (heikeji 黑科技), a Chinese term used to describe cutting edge and futuristic technologies, so advanced that they defy comprehension.
 
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A question if you have looked into @Diogenese

Valeo were running a project / program Spikili with Tempo and this is a conclusion to one paper I was reading.

Thoughts on whether we would fit within the CNN2SNN development and / or the hardware implementation as part of our joint Dev agreement?

Was in 4 bits as well.



SpikiLi: A Spiking Simulation of LiDAR based Real-time Object Detection for Autonomous Driving​

Sambit Mohapatra*1, Thomas Mesquida*2, Mona Hodaei1, Senthil Yogamani3, Heinrich Gotzig1, Patrick Mäder4
*Equal contribution 1Valeo Germany 2CEA-List, France 3Valeo Ireland 4TU Ilmenau, Germany

VConclusion​

We have presented CNN to SNN conversion and simulation that adapts existing CNN building blocks to simulate spiking behavior for a complex real world application. We have shown that SNNs can be applied to complex tasks such as object detection and achieve comparable performance while achieving much better energy efficiency when implemented in hardware. This is a nascent research area, and we aim to progress from simulations to hardware implementation to realize the full potential of SNNs using other vital techniques such as event-based processing, differential signal processing, power-saving using sparsity, and low activation of neurons.

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Well the paper's from December 2022, and they appear to be trying to reinvent the wheel, but BrainChip does CNN2SNN in software while the authors propose as a next step to a hardware implementation.
 
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Just like the EQXX, Akida is being used in this vehicle also. Still only a concept car, but still good news for BRN.
 
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