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[Pom down under]

Get Ready for a ‘Tsunami’ of AI at CES

CES, which kicks off January 9 in Las Vegas, will feature the usual assortment of new consumer tech products. This year, even more of that stuff will be empowered by machine intelligence.

www.wired.com

 

[IloveLamp]

GAME ON ......

Sony Shows Off Next-Gen TV Technology - And It Isn’t OLED

Sony targets way more brightness for less power consumption with new Mini LED display

www.forbes.com

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Forgot this kinda important bit

 

[TECH]

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.

Microchip slated to receive $162M in CHIPS funds

Uncle Sam: Nothing goes together quite like a well-pressed uniform and weapons of mass destruction

www.theregister.com

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That was an example of excellent work Bravo !....with Brainchip adding Microchip to the equation in next weeks CES it all points to some
very interesting possibilities ahead....love Akida II

 

[Bravo]

Another one for TEAL......

TEAL Launches Aurora, an Enhanced IoT Connectivity Platform

TEAL Launches Aurora, a Next-Gen Enhanced IoT Connectivity Platform Enabling Global eSIM Control at Scale With Stand-Out Features.

www.iotforall.com

IoT For All on LinkedIn: TEAL Launches Aurora, an Enhanced IoT Connectivity Platform

TEAL launches Aurora, a next-gen enhanced #IoT connectivity platform enabling global #eSIM control at scale with stand-out features. Click to read the details!

www.linkedin.com

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Rob has liked Teal enough times to warrant a true love match.

I wonder if Akida could be embedded in their SIM card? Or perhaps, more likely within the devices in corresponding IoTs that are equipped with sensors to collect and transmit information via networks. At any rate s-SIM connections are going to be BOOMING in the next few years! Thales are into it as well and why shouldn't they be with eSIM connections to exceed 4.5 billion in 2027!

A side note, Teal CEO and co-founder Robert Hamblet was previously an engineer at Globetouch, an IoT connectivity giant. He co-founded Teal Communications with Michael Johnston the Teal's chief business officer who was a management consultant for Microsoft.

6 key points to understand what an eSIM is

eSIM is coming in a large number of devices. What is an eSIM? SIM vs eSIM: What's the difference? Get answers now with this illustrated Q&A.

www.thalesgroup.com

 

[FJ-215]

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.

Microchip slated to receive $162M in CHIPS funds

Uncle Sam: Nothing goes together quite like a well-pressed uniform and weapons of mass destruction

www.theregister.com

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6 months old but......

Right neighbourly of Bob to keep an eye on what Rod's team is up to.

 

[FJ-215]

6 months old but......

Right neighbourly of Bob to keep an eye on what Rod's team is up to.

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https://www.linkedin.com/in/bob-vampola-aba77615/recent-activity/comments/

 

[Gemmax]

CES Is Back and AI Will Take Center Stage. Here’s What Else to Expect From Tech’s Biggest Show. — Barron's

Follow Barron's in Apple News

apple.news

 

[Tothemoon24]

Education

You protect staff and students, on campus or in the classroom

www.boschsecurity.com

Detection is a foundation of our video security systems, and we are proud to share that the new Gun Detection System has been named a CES® 2024 Innovation Awards Best of Innovation Honoree in the AI category and an Innovation Awards honoree in the Human Security for All category.

 

[DingoBorat]

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Education

You protect staff and students, on campus or in the classroom

www.boschsecurity.com

Detection is a foundation of our video security systems, and we are proud to share that the new Gun Detection System has been named a CES® 2024 Innovation Awards Best of Innovation Honoree in the AI category and an Innovation Awards honoree in the Human Security for All category.

AKIDA would excel at this, but they say the video analytics are "Based on deep learning"?..

Again, like the example with the over 1 million image, Samsung fridge training data set, I guess that doesn't necessarily rule us out?

Data being processed at the edge, is a big tick, but "everybody" is trying to do that these days..

Would be nice to be in with Bosch.

From what we know about AKIDAs capabilities and without being biased, we really do seem like the "best" option, for a lot of what's coming to market.

Whether we are the chosen option, is an entirely different thing..

 

[ForrestofHope]

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

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

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

@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

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

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?

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)

“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.”

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.

 

[buena suerte :-)]

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

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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

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.

Yep that would be one serious dream come true!

There is also this that directly links us with Samsung!

Very much looking forward to next week

Cheers and good luck!

 

[A8kr1]

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.

This sounds a lot like Akida. Thinking back to the demonstrations where they identified different fruits…

 

[DK6161]

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.

Microchip slated to receive $162M in CHIPS funds

Uncle Sam: Nothing goes together quite like a well-pressed uniform and weapons of mass destruction

www.theregister.com

View attachment 53545

 

[Pom down under]

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.

 

[Pom down under]

Some of the things Prophesee have on show at CES 2024

EDGE APPLICATIONS WITH EVENT-BASED VISION

Event-based vision introduces a range of new capabilities to the edge and low power applications such as intelligent power modes enabling always on capabilities and operational efficiency in the microwatt range, remote and autonomous operation as well as privacy advantages.

www.linkedin.com

 

[Tothemoon24]

 

[CHIPS]

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

Mercedes-Benz Media

Exklusive Einblicke und individuelle Angebote: Erleben Sie mit Mercedes-Benz das Maximum aus digitaler Live-PR. Exclusive insights and individual offers: Experience the maximum of digital live PR with Mercedes-Benz.

media.mercedes-benz.com

 

[DingoBorat]

View attachment 53612

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

At CES 2024, Valeo and Sennheiser present ImagIn: an immersive sound and light experience in your car

Valeo and Sennheiser have combined their technologies to design a unique immersive sound and light experience and will present the ImagIn demo car for the first time at CES 2024 in Las Vegas.

www.valeo.com

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"

 

[Tothemoon24]

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

At CES 2024, Valeo and Sennheiser present ImagIn: an immersive sound and light experience in your car

Valeo and Sennheiser have combined their technologies to design a unique immersive sound and light experience and will present the ImagIn demo car for the first time at CES 2024 in Las Vegas.

www.valeo.com

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 .

 

[Tothemoon24]

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

At CES 2024, Valeo and Sennheiser present ImagIn: an immersive sound and light experience in your car

Valeo and Sennheiser have combined their technologies to design a unique immersive sound and light experience and will present the ImagIn demo car for the first time at CES 2024 in Las Vegas.

www.valeo.com

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 ,

[Video] Valeo on LinkedIn: What a race against time! ⏱ From France to Egypt to Germany, our teams… | 10 comments

What a race against time! ⏱ From France to Egypt to Germany, our teams and those of Sennheiser Mobility worked day and night to get everything ready on time… | 10 comments on LinkedIn

www.linkedin.com