Hi All
I was disappointed that my questions as to whether Brainchip was aware of Ericsson’s 2023 published paper:
‘Towards 6G Zero-Energy Internet of Things: Standards, Trends, and Recent Results’ , and
if they had confirmed or verified the results covering the use of energy harvesting from typical indoor lighting to run AKIDA,
went unanswered.
Sadly we will never know if Ericsson researchers are correct unless of course you believe Ericsson are telling the truth about experimenting with AKIDA technology and have correctly recorded the results.
My opinion only DYOR
Fact Finder
“Towards 6G Zero-Energy Internet of Things: Standards, Trends, and Recent Results
Talha Khan, Sandeep Narayanan Kadan Veedu, András Rácz, Mehrnaz Afshang, Andreas Höglund, Johan Bergman -
Ericsson”
“The average values for energy consumption and harvesting are as follows: (1) the AI inference on the Akida chip consumes ~8 mJ/image inference with 480k neural network parameters and 4-bit quantization of the weights, (2) one radio transmission of a 20 bytes frame consumes ~5 mJ and requires ~4 ms transmission time, and (3) the solar harvester produces ~1.5 mW or equivalently 4.5 mJ/3 s power under typical indoor lighting.”