Sirod69
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really great site from mywai thanks @FactFinderBlog | MYWAI
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MYWAI on LinkedIn: Come and visit our set up at Mitsubishi Electric Europe B.V. - Filiale…
Come and visit our set up at Mitsubishi Electric Europe B.V. - Filiale italiana booth at SPS Italia (Pavillion 6)
Sirod69
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really interesting
https://www.myw.ai/projects
but here in Germany we never heard anything about this company, I think we will see.
Nevertheless, it is a very interesting partnership, I don't think it will be noticeable on the course here
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If we remember one of the initial podcasts from brainchip was with Dell technologies.
At that time we were unable to make connection with brainchip and Dell technologies as brainchip was talking about the edge and Dell is working on server markets.
But now we can see new PCs can be the one of biggest edge devices. They are talking about hybrid processing and a lot of information can be processed on our phones and computers without an internet.
So idea of sharing is to understand it takes time for retail investors to understand where the things are aligned.
So yes I believe in hybrid commute brainchip have a lot in the pie.
Dyor
At that time we were unable to make connection with brainchip and Dell technologies as brainchip was talking about the edge and Dell is working on server markets.
But now we can see new PCs can be the one of biggest edge devices. They are talking about hybrid processing and a lot of information can be processed on our phones and computers without an internet.
So idea of sharing is to understand it takes time for retail investors to understand where the things are aligned.
So yes I believe in hybrid commute brainchip have a lot in the pie.
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Yep, Jim McGregor in the latest podcast touches on how important he thinks hybrid Ai between edge and cloud as the cloud-only model is not sustainable.
"Nobody, today, has a business model to make money doing Gen Ai in the cloud, especially with the cost of those cloud services"
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Just posted on LinkedIn by Brainchip, good thing they did
BrainChip wraps up its CES 2024 "All Things AI” podcast with Jim McGregor, a well-respected technology strategist and the founder of TIRIAS Research. Jim is an authority in semiconductor technology and brings a wealth of knowledge and history to this field. Join us as our very own Nandan Nayampally sits down with Jim. https://lnkd.in/ghJcBAn7
BrainChip wraps up its CES 2024 "All Things AI” podcast with Jim McGregor, a well-respected technology strategist and the founder of TIRIAS Research. Jim is an authority in semiconductor technology and brings a wealth of knowledge and history to this field. Join us as our very own Nandan Nayampally sits down with Jim. https://lnkd.in/ghJcBAn7
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The US$1.6 Trillion Future of the Automotive Tech Opportunity
Autonomous driving, electric vehicles, connected and software-defined vehicles, and in-cabin monitoring are all megatrends reshaping the automotive
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The US$1.6 Trillion Future of the Automotive Tech Opportunity
Autonomous driving, electric vehicles, connected and software-defined vehicles, and in-cabin monitoring are all megatrends reshaping the automotive
www.edge-ai-vision.com
The US$1.6 Trillion Future of the Automotive Tech Opportunity
Algorithms, Automotive, Market Analysis, Processors, Sensors, Software, Tools / January 16, 2024
Autonomous driving, electric vehicles, connected and software-defined vehicles, and in-cabin monitoring are all megatrends reshaping the automotive industry. Together, these technologies combine to form a US$1.6 trillion opportunity by 2034, nearly a 10-fold increase compared to 2023. The new report from IDTechEx, “Future Automotive Technologies 2024-2034: Applications, Megatrends, Forecasts“, brings together a portfolio of IDTechEx’s research into a single summary of the biggest changes and opportunities coming to the automotive industry. Much of this potential market revenue will be coming from components required for electrification and automation, but the report predicts that services offered by autonomous and connected vehicles have the most room for growth.
Autonomous driving brings hardware and service revenue opportunities.
Service revenue from autonomous cars, connected cars and software-defined cars
Autonomous cars are still in the early days, with commercial testing starting to scale in the US and China, but recent events involving Cruise show that the industry still needs to be apprehensive. There is hope though. In December, Waymo announced it had surpassed 7 million driverless miles across San Francisco, Los Angeles and Phoenix. In this time, it claims to have shown that its vehicles are 6.7 times less likely to be involved in an injury-causing accident compared to human drivers. Despite this success, any incident should and will be scrutinized, and it will take time for regulations and public trust to build. But, over a ten-year horizon, there will be significant growth of autonomous mobility-as-a-service (MaaS), with services spreading to hundreds of cities worldwide and generating hundreds of trillions of dollars in revenue.While autonomous cars are still finding their footing, connected vehicles are already a reality in the automotive industry. Over the past few years, IDTechEx has seen OEMs bring in new revenue models based on a feature-as-a-service (FaaS) plan. This allows customers to subscribe to some features of their vehicle, like a heated steering wheel, as they need it. IDTechEx predicts that these models and the features on offer will grow more all-encompassing and complex over the next decade. IDTechEx’s “Future Automotive Technologies 2024-2034: Applications, Megatrends, Forecasts” report shows that the annual revenue generated through connected and software-defined vehicles will exceed US$700 billion.
With both autonomous mobility services and connected vehicle services being in their infancy today but growing into hundred-billion-dollar industries in ten years’ time, it is no wonder the automotive industry is so excited about them. IDTechEx finds that revenue generated through future automotive technology services will grow at a CAGR of 44.4% between 2023 and 2033.
Components needed for future automotive technologies
Electrification, automation, and in-cabin sensing are all creating new component markets and huge revenue opportunities for the automotive industry. In electric vehicles, the motor, battery, and power electronics form a growing market that can expect to see a CAGR of 9.8% between 2023 and 2033. While this is the largest of the component markets, it is not the fastest growing.The modern transition to electric powertrains has been happening since the late 00s, and while technologies like adaptive cruise control have been around longer, it’s only in the last five to ten years that the industry has seen a new push for high levels of automation. Most new vehicles already have a small array of sensors, but new SAE level 3 and above technologies require many sensors per vehicle. In addition to external sensors for environmental sensing, there is an even newer push for internal sensors for occupant and driver monitoring. These technologies will be crucial for keeping road users safe when autonomous systems need to hand off to the driver and be sure they are alert. “Future Automotive Technologies 2024-2034: Applications, Megatrends, Forecasts” finds that the ADAS and automated vehicle sensors market will grow at a CAGR of 13.7% between 2023 and 2033 and sensors for in-cabin monitoring will grow at a CAGR of 14.7% over the same period.
The automotive industry is changing rapidly, with new opportunities and revenue streams evolving. IDTechEx’s new report, “Future Automotive Technologies 2024-2034: Applications, Megatrends, Forecasts”, can help navigate these changes and prosper.
To find out more about this new IDTechEx report, including downloadable sample pages, please visit www.IDTechEx.com/FutureAutoTech.
Dr James Jeffs
Senior Technology Analyst at IDTechEx
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BrainChip on LinkedIn: BrainChip and MYWAI Partner to Deliver Next-Generation Edge AI Solutions
BrainChip and MYWAI Partner to Deliver Next-Generation Edge AI Solutions The partnership is expected to accelerate the adoption of Edge AI in the industrial…
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Sirod69
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Neuromorphic hardware for somatosensory neuroprostheses
Neuromorphic technology, which mimics the natural behavior of neurons and synapses, holds promise for replicating the encoding of natural touch, potentially informing neurostimulation design.
Neuromorphic hardware for somatosensory neuroprostheses - Nature Communications
Neuroprosthetic devices have recently emerged as promising solutions to restore sensory-motor functions lost due to injury or neurological diseases. In this perspective, Donati and Valle propose to combine neuroprostheses with neuromorphic technologies for designing more natural human-machine...
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Just posted on LinkedIn by Brainchip, good thing they did
BrainChip wraps up its CES 2024 "All Things AI” podcast with Jim McGregor, a well-respected technology strategist and the founder of TIRIAS Research. Jim is an authority in semiconductor technology and brings a wealth of knowledge and history to this field. Join us as our very own Nandan Nayampally sits down with Jim. https://lnkd.in/ghJcBAn7
Key discussion points between Nandan Nayampally, CMO at BrainChip and Jim McGregor, a well-respected technology strategist and the founder of Tirias Research. :
- CES Themes: Focus on innovative electronics, especially AI, extended reality, and automotive technologies.
- AI in Consumer Apps: Emphasis on the transformative role of AI in consumer products, underpinned by advanced sensor technologies.
- Edge Computing Challenges: The complexities of moving AI from data centres to edge devices, highlighting efficiency, security, and environmental aspects.
- Generative AI Growth: Discussion on the expanding role of generative AI and its impact on cloud computing and data centre infrastructure.
- Neuromorphic Technology: Potential of neuromorphic tech in creating personalised AI experiences, stressing the importance of continuous learning and model adaptation.
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Who did Brainchip do demos with again?
Who did Brainchip do demos with again?
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