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You saw this esky ?Morning TopCat & Fellow Chippers ,
Just joining some dots and adding a possible sweetener.....
INTEL FOUNDRY PARTNERS , BRAINCHIP & SAM ALTMAN all in the same room.
Article on ChatGPT , CEO Sam Altman ( OpenAI ) & Arizona State University .
Arizona State University happens to be one of Brainchips technology training partners.
Drawing a long bow..... bit like Sam is stalking us, in a good way hopefully.
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Regards ,
Esq.
Morning ILoveLamp,
Funnily enough I do not subscribe to twitter , X , LinkedIn.
Hence greatfull to those that do & share here.
Should be a interesting show on Feb 21st , looking foward to P. Gunslinger fireing a few rounds off to wake the broader market up to BrainChip.
Or as we say in Australia , wack a cracker in the clacker & let's get this party started.
Has been said we do things differently in Australia.
* think this mob are American , so some of them do know how to liven up an event.
Regards,
Esq.
Funnily enough I do not subscribe to twitter , X , LinkedIn.
Hence greatfull to those that do & share here.
Should be a interesting show on Feb 21st , looking foward to P. Gunslinger fireing a few rounds off to wake the broader market up to BrainChip.
Or as we say in Australia , wack a cracker in the clacker & let's get this party started.
Has been said we do things differently in Australia.
* think this mob are American , so some of them do know how to liven up an event.
Regards,
Esq.
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Food4 thought
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The us market has gone gang busters over night with Meta having the largest ever rise in dollars ever Will the rising tied float our boat ??
Love you BrainChip
Love you BrainChip
Morning Food4 thought ,
Yep , having sat in dry dock for the last few years will be good to get her wet , brief period of sea trials then let her rip.
Esq.
Tothemoon24
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This is very interesting Renesas / Hearing aids .
19 minute mark
Running time is an hour , haven’t listened to it all as yet, I’m sure there will be plenty of interesting insights
At CES I had a look at innovations in the hearing space, including in the underlying technologies that will drive future developments. The result, a discussion with fellow co-host Dave Kemp for This Week in Hearing, consists of both on-site interviews and conversation around my observations. Sample the episode in the short video below, then catch the complete discussion at the link in the comments.
Thanks to those who recorded with me live from the show floor: Tami Harel & Davide D'Alena of EssilorLuxottica, Finn Møller of AVAtronics, Kalyan Nadella and Nikolay Skovorodnikov of Knowles Corporation, and Aernout Arends of Absolute Audio Labs.
Others that were part of the conversation include Sennheiser (Sonova Group), JLab, GreenWaves Technologies, Femtosense, AONDevices, Inc., Syntiant Corp., Analog Devices, Renesas Electronics, Mimi Hearing Technologies, and Cadence Design Systems
Just as one cannot cover everything at CES, one cannot describe everything in a reasonable time. In particular, I had a set of conversations with companies in the developing #Auracast infrastructure which I will cover separately.
#HearingAids #Hearables AuraFuturity Hearing Health & Technology Matters Adrie Van Meijeren Alexandra Crabb
www.linkedin.com
19 minute mark
Running time is an hour , haven’t listened to it all as yet, I’m sure there will be plenty of interesting insights
At CES I had a look at innovations in the hearing space, including in the underlying technologies that will drive future developments. The result, a discussion with fellow co-host Dave Kemp for This Week in Hearing, consists of both on-site interviews and conversation around my observations. Sample the episode in the short video below, then catch the complete discussion at the link in the comments.
Thanks to those who recorded with me live from the show floor: Tami Harel & Davide D'Alena of EssilorLuxottica, Finn Møller of AVAtronics, Kalyan Nadella and Nikolay Skovorodnikov of Knowles Corporation, and Aernout Arends of Absolute Audio Labs.
Others that were part of the conversation include Sennheiser (Sonova Group), JLab, GreenWaves Technologies, Femtosense, AONDevices, Inc., Syntiant Corp., Analog Devices, Renesas Electronics, Mimi Hearing Technologies, and Cadence Design Systems
Just as one cannot cover everything at CES, one cannot describe everything in a reasonable time. In particular, I had a set of conversations with companies in the developing #Auracast infrastructure which I will cover separately.
#HearingAids #Hearables AuraFuturity Hearing Health & Technology Matters Adrie Van Meijeren Alexandra Crabb
Andrew Bellavia on LinkedIn: #auracast #hearingaids #hearables | 14 comments
At CES I had a look at innovations in the hearing space, including in the underlying technologies that will drive future developments. The result, a discussion… | 14 comments on LinkedIn
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TheFunkMachine
seeds have the potential to become trees.
Don’t chase the bottom. You will miss out. Don’t try selling the top, you will get burnt. Speaking from experience.
A healthier approach.
1: what company am I investing in and why do I believe it’s a good investment:
2: how long do I want to invest in this company( establish a clear timeframe in your decision making)
3: what do I believe to be fair value of the stock in its current position based on achievements/technology/Intellectual property/Patent protections/partnership/engagements/revenue/board of directors etc. (establish on your own research if the stock is over or undervalued in its current trading based on above information)
4: what do I believe the stock will be worth at the end of my time frame set in point 2.
5: buy stock based on what it is currently valued compared to what you think it will be worth in the time frame you have set.
This takes away fomo and hype in decision making and gives you peace of mind and time to execute based on your research.
Not financial advice, just something I have learnt personally throughout the last 7 years of investing.
Food4 thought
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That is smart solid approach to investing.
Afternoon Dugnal ,
Though it looks good , these rises are being created from tiny .... insignificant $ .
One thing which P*$$@£ me off to date is , amoungst other things , the fact that more volume / € transact daily ( German exchange ) most days yet management seem oblivious to this and continue to not even acknowledge this on company releases.
But yes , going in the correct direction.
Till we see serious cash & volume flowing through our US stock listing's there s not much to look at.
Makes one wonder what our sponsor is doing or not as the case has been.
Bank of New York Mellon ? ???
Regards,
Esq.
Though it looks good , these rises are being created from tiny .... insignificant $ .
One thing which P*$$@£ me off to date is , amoungst other things , the fact that more volume / € transact daily ( German exchange ) most days yet management seem oblivious to this and continue to not even acknowledge this on company releases.
But yes , going in the correct direction.
Till we see serious cash & volume flowing through our US stock listing's there s not much to look at.
Makes one wonder what our sponsor is doing or not as the case has been.
Bank of New York Mellon ? ???
Regards,
Esq.
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Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Rankings: Valeo Tops List of Patent Applicants Globally
The patents Valeo recently filed predominantly focus on electrification technologies.
By Madeleine Winer
February 1, 2024
Valeo has again topped the list of French patent applicants globally, publishing 1,218 patents within a year, as revealed by the Institut National de la Propriété Intellectuelle (INPI). This ranking accounts for initial filings with the world’s leading patent offices, showcasing Valeo’s extensive portfolio of nearly 28,000 patents worldwide. The distribution of these patents underscores the company’s international presence: 44% in France, 25% in Germany, 8% across other European countries (excluding France and Germany), 11% in China and 12% in various other locations.
“The INPI report highlights the capacity for innovation of Valeo’s teams around the world, particularly in our four pillars, at the heart of transformation of the mobility: electrification, driving assistance systems, lighting and technologies to reinvent life on board,” said Christophe Perillat, Valeo’s chief executive officer. “Every day, our teams find new solutions to make mobility more sustainable, safer and smarter. It is in Valeo’s DNA to make cutting-edge technologies accessible to as many people as possible.”The patents Valeo recently filed predominantly focus on electrification technologies, such as rare-earth-free electric motors and self-cooling electrical systems that integrate motors, inverters and gearboxes. Other patents include battery cooling systems and cabin heating systems designed for electric vehicles to maximize their range. Additionally, Valeo is innovating in driving assistance technologies, including valet parking and camera systems, as well as lighting technologies like high-definition lighting and integrated sensor solutions. The company is also exploring new technologies to enhance the experience inside the vehicle, such as optimized displays and cabin presence detection systems.
Furthermore, Valeo is intensifying its efforts to protect software innovations, alongside its traditional focus on product and component protection, the company said.
This announcement follows Valeo’s recognition as the leading French patent applicant at the European Patent Office (EPO) for 2022, securing the 31st position overall with 588 patents. In 2023, Valeo’s research and development expenditure reached 2 billion euros ($2.17 billion), representing 10% of the group’s sales from original equipment.
Afternoon Bravo ,
That's alot of patents.
Read a article this morning, CEO of Apple and their newly released goggles , $3500.00 usd per set , apparently these goggles contain the interlectual property of some 5000 patents.
Farrrrrrrk , that's alot of IP, in one product.
Regards,
Esq.
That's alot of patents.
Read a article this morning, CEO of Apple and their newly released goggles , $3500.00 usd per set , apparently these goggles contain the interlectual property of some 5000 patents.
Farrrrrrrk , that's alot of IP, in one product.
Regards,
Esq.
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Relevant Background Info: We know that Information Systems Laboratories, Inc. (ISL) is developing an AI-based radar research solution for the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) based on its Akida™ neural networking processor.
MASS will develop technologies to manage localized and distributed sensors, help make decisions, and make technological advances in algorithms.
John Keller
https://thestockexchange.com.au/javascript:void(0)
WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, Ohio – U.S. Air Force researchers needed new ways of automating multi-sensor fusion for battle management; sensor command and control; and sensor data collection, communications, processing, and dissemination. They found their solution from Applied Research Solutions Inc. in Beavercreek Ohio.
Officials of the Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, announced a $48.8 million contract to Applied Research Solutions earlier this month for the Mission Autonomy for Air and Space Systems (MASS) program.
MASS seeks to develop multi-domain, multi-platform, multi-scale machine autonomy technologies to apply closed-loop sensing, data processing, and reasoning for sensor mission autonomy in military operations.
MASS capabilities will help Air Force leaders better understand threats, allies, and neutral elements, and help with planning, conduct, and assessment of mission effects across different sensor, strike, electronic warfare (EW) and cyber missions.
The MASS program will help Air Force leaders generate options for military responses; optimize sensor planning and deployment; and process sensor data from several different sensor systems.
Machine autonomy and advanced computing developed in the MASS program will have architectural agility by developing secure architecture-agnostic software, databases, interfaces, and digital artifacts on alternative processing architectures at several levels of classification.
www.militaryaerospace.com
Air Force picks Applied Research to develop architecture-agnostic multi-sensor fusion and machine autonomy
Jan. 30, 2024MASS will develop technologies to manage localized and distributed sensors, help make decisions, and make technological advances in algorithms.
John Keller
https://thestockexchange.com.au/javascript:void(0)
WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, Ohio – U.S. Air Force researchers needed new ways of automating multi-sensor fusion for battle management; sensor command and control; and sensor data collection, communications, processing, and dissemination. They found their solution from Applied Research Solutions Inc. in Beavercreek Ohio.
Officials of the Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, announced a $48.8 million contract to Applied Research Solutions earlier this month for the Mission Autonomy for Air and Space Systems (MASS) program.
MASS seeks to develop multi-domain, multi-platform, multi-scale machine autonomy technologies to apply closed-loop sensing, data processing, and reasoning for sensor mission autonomy in military operations.
MASS capabilities will help Air Force leaders better understand threats, allies, and neutral elements, and help with planning, conduct, and assessment of mission effects across different sensor, strike, electronic warfare (EW) and cyber missions.
The MASS program will help Air Force leaders generate options for military responses; optimize sensor planning and deployment; and process sensor data from several different sensor systems.
Machine autonomy and advanced computing developed in the MASS program will have architectural agility by developing secure architecture-agnostic software, databases, interfaces, and digital artifacts on alternative processing architectures at several levels of classification.
Air Force picks Applied Research to develop architecture-agnostic multi-sensor fusion and machine autonomy
MASS will develop technologies to manage localized and distributed sensors, help make decisions, and make technological advances in algorithms.
Siemens CEO is all in on digital twins | Roland Busch interview
Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More Siemens CEO Roland Busch gave a keynote speech at CES 2024 all about using digital twins in the industrial metaverse as well as how generative AI is changing the...
And since AI is going to transform the industrial metaverse, Siemens has teamed up with Microsoft to drive cross-industry adoption for artificial intelligence. They have created the Siemens Industrial Copilot. That’s a generative AI-powered assistant aiming to amplify human-machine collaboration and productivity across various sectors. Siemens is also working with Sony, which showed off a virtual reality headset aimed at designing industrial metaverse creations.
Tothemoon24
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Some notes on John Deere’s agricultural technology advancements
I have been interested in John Deere ever since I read they have been adapting private networks for smart manufacturing and I have been reading up on their overall use of technology. They really are a very interesting technology driven company. Below are some points I have noted while reading up on them.
1). In 2022, John Deere launched its Leap Ambitions Framework to:
- To expand the number of connected machines to 1.5 million by 2026, a significant increase from the 500,000 connected machines in 2022.
- Demonstrate viable low/no carbon alternative power solutions by 2026.
- Aim for 10% of total revenue to be recurring by 2030.
2.) As of 2022, John Deere had 40% of the global connected tractor share. And over 50% of John Deere products can connect to the internet, with the majority connected via a cellular connection. This is mainly used for real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance and remote diagnostics so farm technicians don’t have to travel to the machine.
3.) This service is called JDlink, which now seems to be a free subscription for John Deere customers, no connectivity fees (and I can’t see if there is any catch apart from potentially John Deere owning the data).
4.) Just over two weeks ago (Jan 2024), John Deere and SpaceX signed a deal to use Starlink for rural connectivity to John Deere machines, starting in the US and Brazil in the second half of 2024. Starlink’s SATCOM solutions connect to new and existing John Deere machines and equipment through a ruggedized satellite terminal. It will be interesting to see how if traffic shifts for JDlink from 4G to Starlink.
5.) They are making a real push to incorporate robotics, AI, computer vision with autonomous tractors. John Deere recently purchased a 180-acre farm in Coupland, Texas, converting it to a test farm for technologically advanced farming machinery. In the last 5 years, they have increased the number of software engineers in the company by 350%. We have 4,300 software engineers in the company today.
6). As an example, the John Deere autonomous 8R Tractor collected over 200 million-plus images during in-field testing over the past 3 years. Each model is trained with hundreds of thousands of images, and its neural network classifies each pixel in about 100 milliseconds.
I haven’t really gone into the work they are doing with precision agriculture, reducing waste, electrification of machines for the future, there is a lot here also with products such as See and Spray technology.
I have read a few articles and reports to get these notes and I'll add links in comments.
Are there any other major advancements by this company that I have missed?
Pom down under
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The only thing I’m chasing are shares and at what price depends on when I get my money, be if its 5 cents lower or 5 cents higher than the current sp
Introducing Apple Vision Pro: Apple’s first spatial computer
Apple today unveiled Apple Vision Pro, a revolutionary spatial computer that seamlessly blends digital content with the physical world.
www.apple.com
“Creating our first spatial computer required invention across nearly every facet of the system,” said Mike Rockwell, Apple’s vice president of the Technology Development Group. “Through a tight integration of hardware and software, we designed a standalone spatial computer in a compact wearable form factor that is the most advanced personal electronics device ever.”
To enable user navigation and interaction with spatial content, Apple Vision Pro introduces an entirely new input system controlled by a person’s eyes, hands, and voice. Users can browse through apps by simply looking at them, tapping their fingers to select, flicking their wrist to scroll, or using voice to dictate.
These groundbreaking innovations are powered by Apple silicon in a unique dual-chip design. M2 delivers unparalleled standalone performance, while the brand-new R1 chip processes input from 12 cameras, five sensors, and six microphones to ensure that content feels like it is appearing right in front of the user’s eyes, in real time.
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David holland
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Watch the Financials and the new Partnership IP deals, don't stress day to day, Brainchip aren't signing another IP License deal in my opinion, Sean our CEO hasn't come close to 1 but however his partnership portfolio is second to none
David holland
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Brainchip will always stand in the background to these big companies, Our company with generate revenue, watch the Financials not for ASX Annoucement
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