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Acoustic vehicle access?

So if you've got laryngitis you can't drive ...

 

[Bravo]

They are working with SynSense

BMW are using Synsense's 'Speck' for vision processing functions. Not sure who or what they using for speech recognition.


Anyhooo, Synsense can only achieve a speck of what we can.

 

[Fullmoonfever]

I see Ivonne Bernier who appears attached to Spin Quantum Tech knows of us too.

Wonder if they've had a look under the hood at all so to speak?

I see Andreas Weber, who has been mentioned here previously, made a quick comment. Presume he is a SH possibly that just happens to work for Sigmatronik.

Sigmatronik – Home

Als Unternehmen der Automatisierungs- und Elektrotechnik bieten wir kundenorientiertes Engineering und bodenständiges Handwerk für die Industrie aus einer Hand.

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https://de.linkedin.com/in/andreas-weber-088102225?trk=public_post_comment_actor-name

https://spinqtech.com/

https://co.linkedin.com/in/ivonne-bernier-quantum-computing?trk=public_post_feed-actor-name

Ivonne Bernier​

Technical Researcher- Quantum Computing - Molecular Simulation - Business Mentor​

Spin Quantum Tech Top-E University​

The Role of Spatial Event Neural Network (SNN) Chips | Ivonne Bernier

The Role of Spatial Event Neural Network (SNN) Chips Spatial Event Neural Network (SNN) chips are an innovation in artificial intelligence. These neuromorphic chips mimic the interaction and information processing of neurons in our brains in an event-driven manner, increasing energy efficiency...

www.linkedin.com

Ivonne Bernier
Technical Researcher- Quantum Computing - Molecular Simulation -Business Mentor
2w

The Role of Spatial Event Neural Network (SNN) Chips Spatial Event Neural Network (SNN) chips are an innovation in artificial intelligence. These neuromorphic chips mimic the interaction and information processing of neurons in our brains in an event-driven manner, increasing energy efficiency and performance. Akida, developed by BrainChip, is an example of an SNN. Like a biological brain, it learns from its environment, recognizes patterns, and makes decisions based on the information it receives. SNN chips have various applications in autonomous vehicles, drones, robotics, security systems, virtual assistants, medicine, and the Internet of Things (IoT). Intel and IBM have also developed their own neuromorphic chips, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Unlike conventional neural networks, SNN chips offer more efficient learning, making them useful where data is scarce or expensive to obtain. The future of SNN chips appears promising. Current research is focused on improving the energy efficiency and adaptability of artificial intelligence systems. SNN chips are particularly suitable for low-power systems, enabling the creation of smaller, more portable, and efficient devices. In conclusion, SNN chips are revolutionising information processing by more closely mimicking the workings of the human brain. Their potential in a wide range of applications underscores their importance in the future of technology.

Andreas Weber
artificial intelligence, hydrogen, modern cell technology and Cannabinoid medicals is the future!
2w

Akida is a great technology

 

[TECH]

I see Ivonne Bernier who appears attached to Spin Quantum Tech knows of us too.

Wonder if they've had a look under the hood at all so to speak?

I see Andreas Weber, who has been mentioned here previously, made a quick comment. Presume he is a SH possibly that just happens to work for Sigmatronik.

Sigmatronik – Home

Als Unternehmen der Automatisierungs- und Elektrotechnik bieten wir kundenorientiertes Engineering und bodenständiges Handwerk für die Industrie aus einer Hand.

www.sigmatronik-gmbh.de

https://de.linkedin.com/in/andreas-weber-088102225?trk=public_post_comment_actor-name

https://spinqtech.com/

https://co.linkedin.com/in/ivonne-bernier-quantum-computing?trk=public_post_feed-actor-name

Ivonne Bernier​

Technical Researcher- Quantum Computing - Molecular Simulation - Business Mentor​

Spin Quantum Tech Top-E University​

The Role of Spatial Event Neural Network (SNN) Chips | Ivonne Bernier

The Role of Spatial Event Neural Network (SNN) Chips Spatial Event Neural Network (SNN) chips are an innovation in artificial intelligence. These neuromorphic chips mimic the interaction and information processing of neurons in our brains in an event-driven manner, increasing energy efficiency...

www.linkedin.com

Ivonne Bernier
Technical Researcher- Quantum Computing - Molecular Simulation -Business Mentor
2w

The Role of Spatial Event Neural Network (SNN) Chips Spatial Event Neural Network (SNN) chips are an innovation in artificial intelligence. These neuromorphic chips mimic the interaction and information processing of neurons in our brains in an event-driven manner, increasing energy efficiency and performance. Akida, developed by BrainChip, is an example of an SNN. Like a biological brain, it learns from its environment, recognizes patterns, and makes decisions based on the information it receives. SNN chips have various applications in autonomous vehicles, drones, robotics, security systems, virtual assistants, medicine, and the Internet of Things (IoT). Intel and IBM have also developed their own neuromorphic chips, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Unlike conventional neural networks, SNN chips offer more efficient learning, making them useful where data is scarce or expensive to obtain. The future of SNN chips appears promising. Current research is focused on improving the energy efficiency and adaptability of artificial intelligence systems. SNN chips are particularly suitable for low-power systems, enabling the creation of smaller, more portable, and efficient devices. In conclusion, SNN chips are revolutionising information processing by more closely mimicking the workings of the human brain. Their potential in a wide range of applications underscores their importance in the future of technology.

Andreas Weber
artificial intelligence, hydrogen, modern cell technology and Cannabinoid medicals is the future!
2w

Akida is a great technology

It just goes to show how far Peters research in his earliest years has launched us to this lead we currently enjoy...a lot of what is being
stated by numerous companies who have now discovered how advanced Neural Nets are, especially our Spiking variety we have all
been educated in/on about 10 years ago, thanks to Peter, Anil, Kris and all the other guys and girls who have helped and continue to help
Brainchip achieve 'Rock Star' status (hopefully).

AKD 1000 AKD 1500 AKD 2000 and moving ever so closer...AKD 3000...and 3 of which are 100% available now and setting the benchmark
which the company believe their IP will end up in everything, everywhere...(that I'd suggest is the target, NOT a proven fact to date).

Of course, that's just my opinion....thanks for your post, FMF....top stuff...Tech

 

[TECH]

We were told BRN pulled out of poducing an Akida 2 SoC because we didn't want to step on "someone's" toes.

Now we are doing a pas de deux with Nviso.

Out of 17 business-related items on Nviso's News page, 4 relate to BRN, starting from 19/4/2022:

https://nviso.ai/news/

NVISO and BrainChip partner on Human Behavioral Analytics in automotive and edge AI devices​

April 19, 2022
Lausanne, Switzerland & Laguna Hills, Calif. – April 19, 2022 – BrainChip Holdings Ltd (ASX: BRN, OTCQX: BRCHF, ADR: BCHPY), the world’s first commercial producer of neuromorphic AI

NVISO advances its Human Behaviour AI SDK for neuromorphic computing using the BrainChip Akida platform​

May 11, 2022
Lausanne, Switzerland – May 11, 2022 – nViso SA (NVISO), the leading Human Behavioural Analytics AI company, today announced at the AI Expo Japan new capabilities

NVISO announces it has reached a key interoperability milestone with BrainChip Akida Neuromorphic IP​

July 18, 2022
To learn more about the BrainChip Akdia interoperability results please click here to register for the results presentation on 20th July 2022 at 7pm AEST. NVISO has

NVISO’s latest Neuro SDK to be demonstrated running on the BrainChip Akida fully digital neuromorphic processor platform at CES 2023​

January 2, 2023
Following the recent NVISO Neuro SDK milestone release, including two new high performance AI Apps from its Human Behavior AI App catalogue, Gaze and Action


The key interoperability milestone was announced 3 months after the Nviso/Brainchip partnership was announced. That is an indication that the technologies fit like a hand in a glove.


There are several other Nviso partnerships mentioned:

Panasonic, Interior Monitoring Systems, Siemens, Unith, Privately SA.

I'm guessing Nviso is handling these partnerships with kid gloves.

Nviso list healthcare, Consumer Robots, Automotive Interiors, and Gaming as their fields of interest.

Nviso's patent relates to a software-implemented CNN method, so Akida would have been a revelation.

US11048921B2 Image processing system for extracting a behavioral profile from images of an individual specific to an event 20180509

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So did BRN hold off on Akida2 SoC at Nviso's behest? - Highly improbable because Nviso is software-based.

So who(m?)?

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"We are embedding our IP, in everything, everywhere."

Is this new?

I don't know what it means. Normally our IP would be embedded in a SoC or MC. Maybe should ask for clarification. I guess there are the 8 designs and maybe once you bgo past 5 you can say "everywhere"

 

[CHIPS]

I see Andreas Weber, who has been mentioned here previously, made a quick comment. Presume he is a SH possibly that just happens to work for Sigmatronik.

Yes, he must be a stockholder. Andreas Weber is also very active on Twitter regarding BRN, sometimes a bit too active for my taste, but he is as fascinated about BrainChip as we are.

 

[CHIPS]

I don't know what it means. Normally our IP would be embedded in a SoC or MC. Maybe should ask for clarification. I guess there are the 8 designs and maybe once you bgo past 5 you can say "everywhere"

Maybe it means something like "in all products of all countries"?

 

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"We are embedding our IP, in everything, everywhere."

Is this new?

I was reading it few months ago. I take it as a slogan like “just do it” or “make Amerika great again” I would not interpreting to much

 

[Flenton]

Anyone see this in the Sunday Mail?

 

[DK6161]

Anyone see this in the Sunday Mail?

Short and sweet advice. I don't see a problem here

 

[Food4 thought]

Anyone see this in the Sunday Mail?

I guess that if you had a Quick Look at Brainchip with out actually doing any research it would not look like a good deal as the share price goes no where and hasn’t for the last two years and they have no revenue to speak of.
Also no new business in the last few years
Never any news on the ASX either.
Really it doesn’t look good from that angle.

Can’t blame him really

I am hoping that he is totally wrong from go to woe

 

[Earlyrelease]

Acoustic vehicle access?

So if you've got laryngitis you can't drive ...

Diogenese.
Bugger that Dodgy, imagine when you have had a sherbert or two too many and the slurred speech kicks in, how the hell are you supposed to get home..... (humor for those stressing about drink driving)

 

[Frangipani]

Somebody from Perth who goes by the username stdp uploaded info on GitHub over the past two days relating to an advanced surveillance system called Neurocam running on a Raspberry Pi equipped with an Akida PCI-e board:

GitHub - stdp/neurocam: Neurocam is a cutting-edge surveillance system for the Raspberry Pi 4 powered by the Akida neuromorphic processor with ChatGPT 4 frame analysis

Neurocam is a cutting-edge surveillance system for the Raspberry Pi 4 powered by the Akida neuromorphic processor with ChatGPT 4 frame analysis - stdp/neurocam

github.com

 

[Frangipani]

Somebody from Perth who goes by the username stdp uploaded info on GitHub over the past two days relating to an advanced surveillance system called Neurocam running on a Raspberry Pi equipped with an Akida PCI-e board:

GitHub - stdp/neurocam: Neurocam is a cutting-edge surveillance system for the Raspberry Pi 4 powered by the Akida neuromorphic processor with ChatGPT 4 frame analysis

Neurocam is a cutting-edge surveillance system for the Raspberry Pi 4 powered by the Akida neuromorphic processor with ChatGPT 4 frame analysis - stdp/neurocam

github.com

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He used to have this site up and running with the one shot learning demo but looks like this even shut down now

https://stdp.io/

Looks like stdp is @uiux?
The icon is the same, too.

I’d take that as a sign of life and his ongoing belief in the tech.
What a shame he is no longer contributing on TSE.

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Looks like stdp is @uiux?
The icon is the same, too.

I’d take that as a sign of life and his ongoing belief in the tech.
What a shame he is no longer contributing on TSE.

One and the same from a conversation we had once.

Agree ...is a shame.

 

[Frangipani]

One and the same from a conversation we had once.

Agree ...is a shame.

Wouldn’t it be cool, then, if the reference to The Terminator wasn’t only to the reddish hue for person object tracking (“Terminator vision”), but was also supposed to let us read between the lines: