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If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
"but is not limited to the example described above"........?
Then we only have a week to wait.
That's a routine qualification in many patents.
Tothemoon24
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Music that reacts to the way you drive – that’s MBUX SOUND DRIVE from Mercedes-AMG in collaboration with entrepreneur will.i.am.
At CES 2024, we unveiled how we are using digital innovation to bring a smile to our customers’ faces. Creative artist and brand ambassador of Mercedes-AMG will.i.am has used his skills as a record producer to develop a new kind of interactive in-car music experience. It basically turns the car into a virtual musical instrument with the driver in control of how their music sounds.
The technology connects the car hardware with the music software through precise ‘in-car signals’ that enable the music to react to driving characteristics in real-time. These pre-determined parameters range from acceleration and braking to energy recuperation and steering angle.
It can also sync with other ‘signals’. For instance, the windscreen rain sensors could provide soothing rhythms during bad weather to reduce stress and aid concentration.
The long-term goal with MBUX SOUND DRIVE is to turn the technology into an open music platform. Artists from around the world could create tracks from any genre in a new immersive audio format using MBUX SOUND DRIVE studio software.
Rollout starts mid-2024 for Mercedes-AMG and AMG-Line vehicles equipped with the second-generation MBUX system*. Existing customers can access the MBUX Software Update via an over-the-air (OTA) update using the Update Wizard on their MBUX display or the Mercedes me app after receiving a notification that it is available in their region.
#MercedesBenz #LeadinInnovation #CES #SoundDrive
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* MBUX Entertainment Software Update (FUP5) is available over-the-air (OTA) for several vehicle models. The availability and scope of the features depend on the respective market, the technical conditions of the vehicle model and the individual configurations and settings in the vehicle.
Tothemoon24
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It’s been nearly 12 months since we partnered with theses guys , sounding promising
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Lol what a lot of garbage. How is this related to us?
Tothemoon24
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DingoBorat
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Just a few tidbits about Infineon..
As a measure of their presence at CES 2024, they are using, I think it's 12 standard booths and 3 large (I actually posted this a few days ago, hoping we would have something to do with them).
en.m.wikipedia.org
"With 16 manufacturing plants and 29 research and development locations in Europe, Asia, and the USA, Infineon is one of the World's top ten semiconductor companies"
"The company was spun-off from Siemens AG in 1999"
Do we also have a defacto partnership/relationship with them?
(Edit - it appears they are completely separate entities now, Siemen's, was a major shareholder, but sold down, early 2000's)
"As of December 2023, Siemens is the second largest German company by market capitalization. As of 2023, the principal divisions of Siemens are Digital Industries, Smart Infrastructure, Mobility, Healthineers, and Financial Services, with Siemens Healthineers and Siemens Mobility operating as independent entities"
I think any "dots" previously made in connection with Siemens, now potentially have a bit more colour (in spite of them now being completely separate companies).
They are certainly a good fit as a customer, but regardless, our partnership with Infineon, is more than enough to be happy about.
Looking forward to seeing more partnerships drop, over the remainder of CES 2024
As a measure of their presence at CES 2024, they are using, I think it's 12 standard booths and 3 large (I actually posted this a few days ago, hoping we would have something to do with them).
Infineon Technologies - Wikipedia
"With 16 manufacturing plants and 29 research and development locations in Europe, Asia, and the USA, Infineon is one of the World's top ten semiconductor companies"
"The company was spun-off from Siemens AG in 1999"
Do we also have a defacto partnership/relationship with them?
(Edit - it appears they are completely separate entities now, Siemen's, was a major shareholder, but sold down, early 2000's)
"As of December 2023, Siemens is the second largest German company by market capitalization. As of 2023, the principal divisions of Siemens are Digital Industries, Smart Infrastructure, Mobility, Healthineers, and Financial Services, with Siemens Healthineers and Siemens Mobility operating as independent entities"
I think any "dots" previously made in connection with Siemens, now potentially have a bit more colour (in spite of them now being completely separate companies).
They are certainly a good fit as a customer, but regardless, our partnership with Infineon, is more than enough to be happy about.
Looking forward to seeing more partnerships drop, over the remainder of CES 2024
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DingoBorat
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For anyone who wants to waste almost 6 minutes of their life, looking at the latest in future obsolete technology.
@Pom down under, are you keen?
@Pom down under, are you keen?
Frangipani
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An article by Craig James Commsec 2024 Outlook!
And!!!! ..... We get a nice mention....AI-focused stocks to watch on the ASX 2024
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@buena suerte :-) already posted the above 2024 Outlook by Craig James in mid-December.
Stockhead’s Eddy Sunarto (who has mentioned Brainchip favourably before) picked it up in his latest article. It is worthwhile revisiting the CommSec Chief Economist’s sentiment on promising AI stocks on the ASX:
Commsec 2024 Outlook: Lithium, AI, cybersecurity - the biggest themes to watch for - Stockhead
Commsec predicts ASX200 will be between 7,300-7,600 by June. Chief economist Craig James outlines 4 major themes that will dominate the year.
In the light of CES 2024, the article’s author may want to consider editing it, adding one more sentence: “As for BRN: Just don’t restrict yourself to watching from the sidelines for too long, otherwise you will regret it…”
Pom down under
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Pom down under
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Frangipani
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Ahh we've done the German thing already..
I want to see a South Korean reveal this year.
They have a pool of over 14 million retail investors (…)
Today:
Quiltman
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The article below, only 8 weeks ago, talks about the collaboration between Renesas and OnSemi.
We know about the relationship between Emotion3D and OnSemi.
We now have official acknowledgement of relationships between BrainChip and the trio - Renesas, Emotion3D and OnSemi.
Would it be logical to conclude that BrainChip is integrated into development of various components of their combined automated vehicle systems. Which in turn makes this comment very compelling :
"This latest product combination builds upon a strong portfolio of products between Renesas and onsemi products that have been deployed together in automotive applications for many years and product generations. Today millions of vehicles are on the road using a combination of R-Car Gen2 or Gen3 with onsemi image sensors in applications such as front camera, surround view and driver monitoring systems (DMS)."
Nov 15, 2023
Integration of the Hyperlux™ Image Sensor family onto Renesas’ R-Car V4x Platform provides cutting-edge automotive vision systems to OEMs and Tier1s
onsemi announced that its Hyperlux™ Image Sensor Family has been integrated onto Renesas’ R-Car V4x Platform to enhance the vision system - and ultimately achieve improved safety - of semi-automated vehicles. The two companies, known for their strategic focus on safety systems and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), empower automotive OEMs and Tier1s with best-in-class sensor performance in tandem with an advanced system-on-a-chip (SoC).
With a 2.1 µm pixel size, industry-leading 150dB ultra high dynamic range (HDR) and LED flicker mitigation (LFM) across the full automotive temperature range, Hyperlux image sensors possess the critical factors needed in automotive applications. The combination of the sensors with Renesas’ R-Car flexible software platform equips OEMs and Tier 1’s with the latest automotive computing to address these applications, including ADAS and up to Level 3 automated driving.
“As a market leader and innovator in automotive image sensor technologies, onsemi is a logical choice to provide our customers with the highest levels of system performance, functional safety and cybersecurity,” said Takeshi Fuse, head of Function Unit and Business Development for the High Performance Computing, Analog and Power Solutions Group at Renesas. “Out-of-the-box compatibility of the onsemi Hyperlux image sensors on our R-Car V4x Platform and continued collaboration on the next generation offerings are testament to the quality of our products and longstanding relationship. This also goes back to Renesas’ core purpose to make our customers’ lives easier.”
This latest product combination builds upon a strong portfolio of products between Renesas and onsemi products that have been deployed together in automotive applications for many years and product generations. Today millions of vehicles are on the road using a combination of R-Car Gen2 or Gen3 with onsemi image sensors in applications such as front camera, surround view and driver monitoring systems (DMS).
“With its deep understanding of automotive applications and extensive experience in SoCs, Renesas is uniquely positioned to develop solutions that will meet customers’ current and future requirements,” said Chris Adams, vice president, Automotive Sensing Division at onsemi. “The decision to integrate Hyperlux image sensors onto Renesas’ latest platform demonstrates that our sensors are a key technology for safety-critical ADAS and autonomous driving solutions, delivering the uncompromised image quality that customers expect.”
We know about the relationship between Emotion3D and OnSemi.
We now have official acknowledgement of relationships between BrainChip and the trio - Renesas, Emotion3D and OnSemi.
Would it be logical to conclude that BrainChip is integrated into development of various components of their combined automated vehicle systems. Which in turn makes this comment very compelling :
"This latest product combination builds upon a strong portfolio of products between Renesas and onsemi products that have been deployed together in automotive applications for many years and product generations. Today millions of vehicles are on the road using a combination of R-Car Gen2 or Gen3 with onsemi image sensors in applications such as front camera, surround view and driver monitoring systems (DMS)."
Nov 15, 2023
ONSEMI COLLABORATES WITH RENESAS TO POWER BEST-IN-CLASS SYSTEM PERFORMANCE FOR ENHANCED SAFETY IN SEMI-AUTOMATED DRIVING
onsemi announced that its Hyperlux™ Image Sensor Family has been integrated onto Renesas’ R-Car V4x Platform to enhance the vision system - and ultimately achieve improved safety - of semi-automated vehicles. The two companies, known for their strategic focus on safety systems and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), empower automotive OEMs and Tier1s with best-in-class sensor performance in tandem with an advanced system-on-a-chip (SoC).
With a 2.1 µm pixel size, industry-leading 150dB ultra high dynamic range (HDR) and LED flicker mitigation (LFM) across the full automotive temperature range, Hyperlux image sensors possess the critical factors needed in automotive applications. The combination of the sensors with Renesas’ R-Car flexible software platform equips OEMs and Tier 1’s with the latest automotive computing to address these applications, including ADAS and up to Level 3 automated driving.
“As a market leader and innovator in automotive image sensor technologies, onsemi is a logical choice to provide our customers with the highest levels of system performance, functional safety and cybersecurity,” said Takeshi Fuse, head of Function Unit and Business Development for the High Performance Computing, Analog and Power Solutions Group at Renesas. “Out-of-the-box compatibility of the onsemi Hyperlux image sensors on our R-Car V4x Platform and continued collaboration on the next generation offerings are testament to the quality of our products and longstanding relationship. This also goes back to Renesas’ core purpose to make our customers’ lives easier.”
This latest product combination builds upon a strong portfolio of products between Renesas and onsemi products that have been deployed together in automotive applications for many years and product generations. Today millions of vehicles are on the road using a combination of R-Car Gen2 or Gen3 with onsemi image sensors in applications such as front camera, surround view and driver monitoring systems (DMS).
“With its deep understanding of automotive applications and extensive experience in SoCs, Renesas is uniquely positioned to develop solutions that will meet customers’ current and future requirements,” said Chris Adams, vice president, Automotive Sensing Division at onsemi. “The decision to integrate Hyperlux image sensors onto Renesas’ latest platform demonstrates that our sensors are a key technology for safety-critical ADAS and autonomous driving solutions, delivering the uncompromised image quality that customers expect.”
Interesting article.
I have just copied one section below as it is our target market and two of our partners/collaborations listed.
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/data...F7?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop
The transition from the cloud to the edge is a defining trend in 2024. The growing importance of Edge AI and the rise of decentralised computing with powerful devices signal a paradigm shift that promises to reshape how we process and leverage data.
With its ability to process data locally on devices, Edge AI is becoming pivotal in 2024. Startups like Edge Impulse enable edge devices to make intelligent real-time decisions, reducing latency, improving privacy, and optimising bandwidth versus cloud reliance. In 2024, expect Edge AI to surge across smart cities, healthcare diagnostics and more. Apple's on-device LLMs milestone also highlights privacy and efficiency commitment. Multiple factors drive Edge AI's rise: the need for instant responsiveness in applications like autonomous vehicles, where reduced latency is critical; efficient bandwidth usage by processing data locally versus transmitting to the cloud; enhanced privacy/security by avoiding external server reliance; and real-time decision capabilities for robotics. Healthcare could also benefit through patient monitoring and data privacy.
Decentralised computing with powerful edge devices will also rise in 2024, with startups like SiFive developing customisable processors. This distributed architecture, where processing is closer to data sources, provides speed, resilience and security benefits. It is well-suited for applications from real-time manufacturing analytics to immersive mobile AR. The shift signifies a new paradigm beyond cloud reliance, with powerful edge devices driving localised intelligence.
In 2024, the journey from the cloud to the edge represents a seismic shift in how we approach data processing and computing. The rise of Edge AI and decentralised computing heralds an era where the capabilities of powerful devices are harnessed to process information closer to where it is generated, unlocking new possibilities and efficiencies in diverse industries. The fusion of intelligent edge devices and decentralised computing is set to redefine the technological landscape, paving the way for a future where data is not just stored and processed but seamlessly integrated into our daily lives in real time.
I have just copied one section below as it is our target market and two of our partners/collaborations listed.
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/data...F7?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop
7. From the Cloud to the Edge (AI)
The transition from the cloud to the edge is a defining trend in 2024. The growing importance of Edge AI and the rise of decentralised computing with powerful devices signal a paradigm shift that promises to reshape how we process and leverage data.
With its ability to process data locally on devices, Edge AI is becoming pivotal in 2024. Startups like Edge Impulse enable edge devices to make intelligent real-time decisions, reducing latency, improving privacy, and optimising bandwidth versus cloud reliance. In 2024, expect Edge AI to surge across smart cities, healthcare diagnostics and more. Apple's on-device LLMs milestone also highlights privacy and efficiency commitment. Multiple factors drive Edge AI's rise: the need for instant responsiveness in applications like autonomous vehicles, where reduced latency is critical; efficient bandwidth usage by processing data locally versus transmitting to the cloud; enhanced privacy/security by avoiding external server reliance; and real-time decision capabilities for robotics. Healthcare could also benefit through patient monitoring and data privacy.
Decentralised computing with powerful edge devices will also rise in 2024, with startups like SiFive developing customisable processors. This distributed architecture, where processing is closer to data sources, provides speed, resilience and security benefits. It is well-suited for applications from real-time manufacturing analytics to immersive mobile AR. The shift signifies a new paradigm beyond cloud reliance, with powerful edge devices driving localised intelligence.
In 2024, the journey from the cloud to the edge represents a seismic shift in how we approach data processing and computing. The rise of Edge AI and decentralised computing heralds an era where the capabilities of powerful devices are harnessed to process information closer to where it is generated, unlocking new possibilities and efficiencies in diverse industries. The fusion of intelligent edge devices and decentralised computing is set to redefine the technological landscape, paving the way for a future where data is not just stored and processed but seamlessly integrated into our daily lives in real time.
Fact Finder
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Hi All
No idea if this article is correct but lots of intelligent share holders here who can dig down and verify:
BrainChip Holdings Ltd (ASX:BRN – Get Free Report) insider Pia Turcinov acquired 204,813 shares of the business’s stock in a transaction on Thursday, January 4th. The stock was acquired at an average cost of A$0.17 ($0.11) per share, with a total value of A$33,794.15 ($22,680.63).
(It comes from a US Investment site I have not encountered previously and they claim their source is a US Defence News magazine???)
My opinion only DYOR
Fact Finder
No idea if this article is correct but lots of intelligent share holders here who can dig down and verify:
BrainChip Holdings Ltd (ASX:BRN) Insider Pia Turcinov Purchases 204,813 Shares of Stock
Posted by Defense World Staff on Jan 9th, 2024
BrainChip Stock Performance
The company has a debt-to-equity ratio of 7.73, a quick ratio of 13.07 and a current ratio of 8.55.(It comes from a US Investment site I have not encountered previously and they claim their source is a US Defence News magazine???)
My opinion only DYOR
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Damo4
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Hi All
No idea if this article is correct but lots of intelligent share holders here who can dig down and verify:
BrainChip Holdings Ltd (ASX:BRN) Insider Pia Turcinov Purchases 204,813 Shares of Stock
Posted by Defense World Staff on Jan 9th, 2024
BrainChip Holdings Ltd (ASX:BRN – Get Free Report) insider Pia Turcinov acquired 204,813 shares of the business’s stock in a transaction on Thursday, January 4th. The stock was acquired at an average cost of A$0.17 ($0.11) per share, with a total value of A$33,794.15 ($22,680.63).
BrainChip Stock Performance
The company has a debt-to-equity ratio of 7.73, a quick ratio of 13.07 and a current ratio of 8.55.
(It comes from a US Investment site I have not encountered previously and the claim their source is a US Defence News magazine???)
My opinion only DYOR
Fact Finder
Hi FF,
I think the author may have misinterpreted (or it's Ai written) the latest change.
She had performance rights converted to ordinary shares.
But yes she still holds these, which is a good sign, we haven't had the ol' change of interest announcement following it to cover tax.
So perhaps the US Defence site is half right.
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Thanks Damo4.
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