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I'm certainly not keen on this type of conversion as imo there is a major risk of smashing the price down as some people don't understand this type of conversion.Too many shares issued. Almost 2 billion.
This seems to worry some...but not me....with caveats to follow
If a 50:1 reverse split was undertaken we would have <40million shares at $7.50 USD or $11.25 AUD.
These numbers are commonplace on NASDAQ....likely our ultimate home.
The issue for me is that stocks priced at <$1 in USD are viewed with suspicion/derision in the US....and trust me that is a massive understatement. Most prospective buyers will dismiss without even taking a look.
Easy to buy/sell a $7.50 equity, almost impossible to buy/sell a $0.15 equity.
My suggestion....Brainchip, the company, wake up to the real world. Stock markets are conservative and appearance matters and they don't perform well as science fiction in fantasyland.
Funny, I pressed on …see more, there at the end of the txtI am having a little difficulty copying and pasting this material but someone who is on LinkedIn might have better luck but if not the substance of this information is easy to grasp even if it does not present beautifully.
My opinion only DYOR
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Rudy Pei
(He/Him)
Physicist | ML researcher | quantum & neuromorphic computing | behavioral economics | composer
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Senior ML Research EngineerSenior ML Research Engineer
BrainChip · Full-timeBrainChip · Full-timeOct 2021 - Present · 2 yrs 5 mosOct 2021 - Present · 2 yrs 5 mosUnited StatesUnited States
- Doing very "cool"
ML stuff, literally. Researching ultra low-power neural networks for the edge, achieving 100x to 1000x times savings in model size, memory, and compute. I mainly developed the
temporal event network (TENN) network for the second-generation Akida hardware, achieving state-of-the-art results in multiple tasks such as: object detection, motion planning, raw ASR, raw denoising, and NLP.
I created highly optimized training pipelines for in-house models using techniques as kernel fusion with triton and CUDA. In addition, I supported the software team in compressing and quantizing the networks, and supported the hardware team in the RTL simulations. Doing very "cool"ML stuff, literally. Researching ultra low-power neural networks for the edge, achieving 100x to 1000x times savings in model size, memory, and compute. I mainly developed the
temporal event network (TENN) network for the second-generation Akida hardware, achieving state-of-the-art results in multiple tasks such as: object detection, motion planning, raw ASR, raw denoising, and NLP. I created highly optimized training pipelines for in-house models using techniques as kernel fusion with triton and CUDA. In addition, I supported the software team in compressing and quantizing the networks, and supported the hardware team in the RTL simulations.…see more
Incredible. Everyone must read imo. Wow!! What a findNot got a clue who Tim is
“Inception” — Tiny Stock teased as “Next NVIDIA” by Tim Bohen?
Bohen & Sykes tease that "Bill Gates is all about this tiny $2 stock" -- What's the AI/Autonomous Driving company being touted by StocksToTrade?
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Wearable Technology with Environmental Sensors
Along with the emergency response equipment first responders bring to a rescue situation, there are emerging technologies that can equip them for safety in a number of ways. Wearable tech can inform supervisors if team members are experiencing any spikes in heart rate or blood pressure, as well as other biometric data, while environmental sensors can determine if any toxins or dangerous chemicals are present in the surrounding environment. Measuring blood oxygen levels via pulse oximetry sensors can tell firefighters when they’ve been overexposed to smoke-filled air, and body positioning sensors like the kind used in some step counters and other fitness trackers can sound the alarm when a first responder is lying prone or in any awkward position that might indicate potential distress. Something as simple as monitoring body temperature can let firefighters know when to pull back from the front lines and rehydrate.
Environmental sensors capable of measuring the presence of airborne pollutants or particulate matter are commonly implemented in industrial manufacturing and processing facilities for employee safety. First responders can utilize similar technology in a more mobile application to provide them with important safety information about environments they’re encountering with limited prior knowledge.
Concentrations of potentially poisonous and invisible gases in the air, like carbon monoxide or dioxide or volatile organic compounds, can be detected through chromatography and light refraction. Particulate matter created by combustion, like the kind made by forest fires, can also be detected and measured through light reflection. Larger pieces of particulate reflect more light than smaller ones and pose a greater health risk, so measuring the size of particulate fragments as precisely as possible is essential. Environmental data collected from scenes of disasters has value for medical personnel as well. Having prior knowledge of the types of airborne toxins or pollutants victims and evacuees have been exposed to before they’ve even been examined can help develop treatment plans more quickly.
Real-time Data Collection
Mobile sensors collecting real-time data on first responders’ persons feed the information into an intelligent processing layer and then display data on a “dashboard” of sorts, presenting a digital readout of the various vital signs and environmental factors being monitored. The dashboard can be monitored remotely by first responders on the scene or supervisors offsite to ensure that any responders in distress can be helped as quickly as possible. Real-time data on the surrounding air quality can tell firefighters precisely when they have to employ oxygen tanks in the field in order to breathe safely or when toxic fumes from a chemical spill have become too dangerous to be exposed to without a special breathing apparatus. Vital sign monitoring lets supervisors know when individual firefighters on the front lines of a blaze need a break or medical intervention, similar to the technology being implemented in sports to monitor athletes’ body temperature and blood oxygen levels.
Data collected in real time can also be saved and fed into algorithms that recognize patterns and make predictions to help optimize future emergency response plans. Knowing that personnel can only safely fight fires burning at certain temperatures from specific distances helps spare future hospitalizations, or worse, heatstroke or smoke inhalation. Furthermore, knowing how first responders’ bodies have reacted to the presence of certain gases or volatile organic compounds in the environment can help design emergency treatment options if first responders or victims are exposed in the future and require immediate medical attention in the field. In large-scale personnel deployments, like forest fires or natural disaster relief, historical data on employee health and wellness can help supervisors determine the optimal length and frequency of shifts to maximize overall efficiency and help responders get the appropriate amount of sleep and nutrition.
Conclusion
Working in potentially hazardous environments is something asked of first responders every day, so monitoring their vital signs as well as key environmental factors is critical to ensuring safety. Using the data collected from first responders on the front lines to optimize future emergency response plans may also save lives and ensure first responders live longer, healthier lives post-retirement. The short- and long-term benefits of wearable technology and environmental sensors are so self-evident that you may see firefighters, EMTs, and even police officers wearing bio- and environmental-metric sensors on a daily basis in the near future.
PROOF IT IS US!!!!!!!!!Incredible. Everyone must read imo. Wow!! What a find
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“Tech giants like Megachips, ARM, and Magic Eye have also already made huge deals with the maker of Inception.
“Even NASA jumped on board to use this incredible technology.
“A tiny company trading for under $2 holds the REAL key to the future of this industry that’s ready to explode.”
“It has also been on a partnership spree over the last handful of months.
“In fact, their recent partnerships with companies valued at over $242 Billion have them prepared for growth on a grand scale…
“And experts have taken notice…predicting that in the years to come…
“Inception will be partnered with dozens… if not hundreds more household names, potentially generating tens of millions in cash flow.”
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Hi ILLPROOF IT IS US!!!!!!!!!
WILL YOU ALL FINALLY GET EXCITED!!???
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Sean Hehir
Sean Hehir has experience working with technology organisations, managed large global teams and been responsible for explosive revenue growth for globwww.businessnews.com.au
PROOF IT IS US!!!!!!!!!
WILL YOU ALL FINALLY GET EXCITED!!???
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Sean Hehir
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Good Morning Fact Finder & Fellow Chippers ,Hi All
On 19 December, 2023 I posted my then updated list of 50 companies and institutions which have been confirmed as engaged with Brainchip either by Press Release, academic papers, ASX announcements or direct communications with the Director Investor Relations or the CEO Sean Hehir.
Today I updated my list with the disclosures since 19 December, 2023 and it has now reached 55 so I thought as new or potential investors could be looking at Brainchip as a result of this weeks price action it might be a useful first step before they dig into Neuromorphia’s magnum opus via ‘Brainchip AKIDA Ecosystem’ thread:
1. FORD
2. VALEO
3. RENESAS
4. NASA
5. TATA Consulting Services
6. MEGACHIPS
7. MOSCHIP
8. SOCIONEXT
9. PROPHESEE
10. VVDN
11. TEKSUN
12. Ai LABS
13. NVISO
14. EMOTION 3D
15. ARM
16. EDGE IMPULSE
17. INTEL
18. GLOBAL FOUNDRIES
19. BLUE RIDGE ENVISIONEERING
20. MERCEDES BENZ
21. ANT 61
22. QUANTUM VENTURA
23. INFORMATION SYSTEM LABORATORIES
24. INTELLISENSE SYSTEMS
25. CVEDIA
26. LORSER INDUSTRIES
27. SiFIVE
28. IPRO SILICONE
29. SALESLINK
30. NUMEM
31. VORAGO
32. NANOSE
33. BIOTOME
34. OCULI
35. CIRCLE8 CLEAN TECHNOLOGIES
36. AVID GROUP
37. TATA ELXSI
38. GMAC INTELLIGENCE
39. EDGX
40. EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY
41 UNIGEN
42. iniVation
43. SAHOMA CONTROLWARE
44. MAGIK EYE
45. MYWAI
46. INFINEON
47. ERICSSON
48. MICROCHIP
49. ONSEMI
50. University of Virginia
51. University of Oklahoma
52. Arizona State University
53. Carnegie Mellon University
54. Rochester Institute of Technology
55. Drexel University
My opinion only DYOR
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Proof it is us????
'You're going to need a bigger scroll'Good Morning Fact Finder & Fellow Chippers ,
Sterling effort on the updated list.
Having eyeballed your list then, compared with mine , then cross checked with Neromorphia's list ( Thread titled - Brainchip AKIDA Ecosystem ).....
I noticed that Fact Finder's list has not included IPSOLON.
Having a quick look over at the , Brainchip AKIDA Ecosystem Thread.... Mind boggling compilation of documents & links..... in the list @ no.47 sits IPSOLON Research Blue Halo, mentioned in a tweet... possible slip of the finger / tongue.
Big thankyou to all contributors & compilers .
Below is my updated hard copy ,
THE BRAINCHIP SCROLL.
* I feel for past scroll compilers , must have been a bustard of a job without white-out & sticky tape.
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Regards,
Esq.
Proof it is us????
The article says it’s Brainchip. Doh!
Suggest you read the whole thing, it’s nothing to get excited about imo.
It's definitely great that old mate is selling his subscribers in Brainchip, but his goal is to get a monthly subscription.@IloveLamp, I know you deleted your "prove it" post, but here's the proof:
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Well, the good news, assuming you don’t own the stock, is that the share price is a lot lower than $2 now. This is a little Australian company called Brainchip (BRN.AX in Sidney, BRCHF OTC in the US), and here’s my version of the stock chart from those two years, from early 2020 through to early 2022… it’s a clear match, though since this was often a wildly-trading penny stock in 2020 and 2021, you can see that Bohen’s chart must be smoothed out a bit, maybe it’s just a weekly or monthly chart.
And the full picture, up through today, as Tim Bohen keeps pitching this as the “Inception” chipmaker and the key to self-driving cars? Here’s what the five-year chart looks like (this chart is from December, the stock has bounced back by about a penny)
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Thanks Damo agreed. Apologies to the forum for my over excitement lolIt's definitely great that old mate is selling his subscribers in Brainchip, but his goal is to get a monthly subscription.
It's also confirmed in the article Bill Gates basically said none of those things about Brainchip, just Ai in general.
Tim is a salesperson but yes, good to know he's driving some interest our way!
Ive always wondered what the "Inc" was in Brainchip Inc.
Hi EsqGood Morning Fact Finder & Fellow Chippers ,
Sterling effort on the updated list.
Having eyeballed your list then, compared with mine , then cross checked with Neromorphia's list ( Thread titled - Brainchip AKIDA Ecosystem ).....
I noticed that Fact Finder's list has not included IPSOLON.
Having a quick look over at the , Brainchip AKIDA Ecosystem Thread.... Mind boggling compilation of documents & links..... in the list @ no.47 sits IPSOLON Research Blue Halo, mentioned in a tweet... possible slip of the finger / tongue.
Big thankyou to all contributors & compilers .
Below is my updated hard copy ,
THE BRAINCHIP SCROLL.
* I feel for past scroll compilers , must have been a bastard of a job without white-out & sticky tape.
.
Regards,
Esq.
Have to agree Charles and, not to mention, all outstanding shorts have to be handed back in order to facilitate a reverse split which is a handy disruption for these scumbags if timed correctly. A few months ago would have been perfect.Too many shares issued. Almost 2 billion.
This seems to worry some...but not me....with caveats to follow
If a 50:1 reverse split was undertaken we would have <40million shares at $7.50 USD or $11.25 AUD.
These numbers are commonplace on NASDAQ....likely our ultimate home.
The issue for me is that stocks priced at <$1 in USD are viewed with suspicion/derision in the US....and trust me that is a massive understatement. Most prospective buyers will dismiss without even taking a look.
Easy to buy/sell a $7.50 equity, almost impossible to buy/sell a $0.15 equity.
My suggestion....Brainchip, the company, wake up to the real world. Stock markets are conservative and appearance matters and they don't perform well as science fiction in fantasyland.