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Smoothsailing
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How does BRN fit in with the up coming Chiplets revolution anyone care to enlighten me ?.
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Fullmoonfever
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Apparently a day ago according to google. .
Quite liked a little bit under sales (highlighted).
Laguna Hills, CA 92653
SUMMARY:
A principal goal for the Sr. AI/ML Engineering is to bridge core engineering activities into commercialization efforts. This includes technical analyzing and building models, starting with the pipeline, training and deployment to Akida Edge based hardware. This is a hands-on position, working as team member in resolving higher level technical and customer relations issues. This position needs to be able to understand and maintain working, technical knowledge of our client’s core technologies in order to provide full top level technical support for BrainChip model zoo. The Akida model zoo is targeted to support and solve problems for computer vision (classification, object detection), audio processing (keyword spotting), sensor fusion, and anomaly detection. You must be able to communicate effectively at the engineering level with the internal engineers and management teams as well as external customers, understand their objectives and needs to develop and articulate solutions to address customers’ requirements.
ESSENTIAL JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
ENGINEERING
Quite liked a little bit under sales (highlighted).
Senior Machine Learning Engineer
BrainChip, Inc.Laguna Hills, CA 92653
SUMMARY:
A principal goal for the Sr. AI/ML Engineering is to bridge core engineering activities into commercialization efforts. This includes technical analyzing and building models, starting with the pipeline, training and deployment to Akida Edge based hardware. This is a hands-on position, working as team member in resolving higher level technical and customer relations issues. This position needs to be able to understand and maintain working, technical knowledge of our client’s core technologies in order to provide full top level technical support for BrainChip model zoo. The Akida model zoo is targeted to support and solve problems for computer vision (classification, object detection), audio processing (keyword spotting), sensor fusion, and anomaly detection. You must be able to communicate effectively at the engineering level with the internal engineers and management teams as well as external customers, understand their objectives and needs to develop and articulate solutions to address customers’ requirements.
ESSENTIAL JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
ENGINEERING
- Work with Sales and Engineering members, to support customers and help develop technical solutions for BrainChip Akida Neuromorphic IP, NPU System-on-Chip (NSoC) and software that enables full front to back solutions, from training to edge-based deployment.
- Helps define deliverables, and work in tandem with the customer engagement and engineering teams to produce and deliver workflows, products and services for both BrainChip current and future customers as well as eco-systems partners.
- Work closely with Product, Sales, Engineering and Advanced Research to optimize efficiency and effectiveness in technology handoff for commercialization and delivery.
- As a team member gaining fundamental knowledge related to machine learning functions and field deployments of NPU IP and use cases. Be a critical part of the customer engineering team, developing workflows and procedures for implementing models into a process so that customers have an easy well documented process.
- Working with the other AI/ML and HW/SW team members, to clearly define the hardware and s/w tool roadmap with critical milestones, dependencies to meet milestones that are agreed upon.
- Participate in strategy and execute continuous benchmarking activities to ensure market competitiveness; identify strengths/weaknesses; feedback to organization for improvement.
- Along with Sales, lead the definition, design, and launch of customer centric evaluation boards and or modules to highlight company value-add and differentiation.
- Part of the team that performs basic application layer s/w coding, debugging and optimizing process from building models to edge deployment specifically targeted towards edge-based design with serious constraint on power and latency.
- Train and deploy models based on public and custom datasets to implement a real-life demonstration system to correlate assumptions related to ease of use, performance, and applications.
- Be the first to back up sales and field technical team sales team of system architects and AI/ML engineers.
- Handle basic level of application advice.
- In conjunction with Product Marketing Team, deliver technical content for customer collateral (and consumption)
- Serve as a catalyst for growth in the marketplace by representing BrainChip at technical conferences and events to stay up-to-date with the latest technologies, and trends impacting the AI Industry.
- Working knowledge of design processes and methodology; (ie ISO, Automotive Qualification)
- Ensure all technical documentation is customer- friendly and consumable.
- Develop service level standards focused on response times, issue resolution, service quality, and customer satisfaction.
- Establish policies and procedures that produce high quality customer support and that reflect industry best practices.
- Ensure systems are in place and are utilized to capture and report on service metrics, including any customer feedback or trends in product or service issues.
- Manage resource decision-making, planning, and best practices.
- Align technical customer support activities and initiatives to support and enhance the objectives of the organization.
- Take ownership of unresolved technical issues, and bridge with Sales and Engineering teams to solve and/or develop solutions.
- Manage customer technical relationships as required and work with internal resources to ensure a high level of customer satisfaction.
- Communicate orally with customers, management, and other co-workers, both individually and in front of a group.
QUALIFICATIONS:
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.Education/Experience:
- B.S. in Computer Science, or EE; will consider experience in lieu of education.
- Requires a very high technical acumen and understanding of machine learning and deep learning experience using Python, TensorFlow. Should have hands on experience in being a part of small team and various matrixes from engineering, corporate applications and marketing.
- Firsthand experience with object classification, object detection, face recognition, keyword spotting a plus and other ML networks and deep understanding.
- Ideally should come from AI focused company either from engineering development group or an application engineering group for a AI product
- Fist hand knowledge of SDK like CMSIS, Edge Impulse or other AI/ML deployment platforms for the edge.
- Experience with Git version control system
- Experience in CPUs, Tools and methodologies, machine learning, C++ programming
- PCB design, layout, and bring-up experience a plus.
- Has been a part of a small tiger team, with strict deliverables and milestones
- Has been in front line customer support role.
- Comfortable as a player coach—this is a very small team and the member needs to spend 80% doing and 20% contributing to high level objectives
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Intelligent robots are the key for a booming economy in space and back home.
Neuromorphic computers will redefine what is possible that’s why we’ve partnered with BrainChip to bring this technology to space with our Beacon that restores satellites after anomaly in orbit and our Brain computer that is at the core of our in-orbit docking and refueling technology.
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Intelligent robots are the key for a booming economy in space and back home.
Neuromorphic computers will redefine what is possible that’s why we’ve partnered with BrainChip to bring this technology to space with our Beacon that restores satellites after anomaly in orbit and our Brain computer that is at the core of our in-orbit docking and refueling technology.
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mrgds
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Chippers,
The fleeting interior view of this chariot is new ,
inside ????.
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Geez.............. i hope they paid that dude plenty to sit inside that container for i dont know how long ............
And go for a wander?
TheUnfairAdvantage
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A good question for Rob and Nandan over at Wavious
GStocks123
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This is a solid job advert for a Senior Machine Learning Engineer at BRN (1 day ago) ISO automotive qualification preferred The whole ad is written as if we’re on the brink of full commercialisation. Thoughts?
https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?from=appshareios&jk=43f31c6f8bc055d4
The whole ad is written as if we’re on the brink of full commercialisation. Thoughts?https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?from=appshareios&jk=43f31c6f8bc055d4
Stable Genius
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Hi @GStocks123
My thoughts are this position will be a massive asset to the company. With his/her skill set we’ll be paying top dollar but you get what you pay for; so hoping no whinging about allocating shares to pump up the salary.
Much needed and IMO could have got someone in for this earlier. This is very much a race for market share and if you snooze you lose.
On another note; hoping we’re involved in this with Teksun:
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My thoughts are this position will be a massive asset to the company. With his/her skill set we’ll be paying top dollar but you get what you pay for; so hoping no whinging about allocating shares to pump up the salary.
Much needed and IMO could have got someone in for this earlier. This is very much a race for market share and if you snooze you lose.
On another note; hoping we’re involved in this with Teksun:
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Frangipani
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My Monday musings (feel free to skip if you are not into speculative dot joining):
Dr. Gregor Lenz (https://lenzgregor.com/) recently left SynSense (on good terms AFAICT from his below LinkedIn post) and co-founded a Toulouse-based start-up called Neurobus (https://neurobus.space, registered in mid-April 2023) together with serial entrepreneur Florian Corgnou, who is the new company’s CEO. Lenz is its CTO, and this is what he said about Neurobus in a LinkedIn post (see below) two weeks ago: “We’re going to build a strong European company that brings neuromorphic solutions to satellites and space!”
Dr. Simeon Bamford (https://sim.me.uk/#contact) is the start-up’s Director of Engineering & Board Member. Incidentally he was CTO of iniLabs, when Brainchip signed a joint development and marketing agreement with them way back in 2016. (On January 1, 2018, iniVation AG formally incorporated the Dynamic Vision Sensor (DVS) business and engineering teams of iniLabs GmbH.) He is currently a researcher in event-based perception for robotics at the Italian Institute of Technology in Genoa as well as a consultant for neuromorphic engineering start-ups.
Blast from the past:
BrainChip Signs Joint Development and Marketing Agreement With Inilabs GmbH, Developer of the Dynamic Vision Sensor (DVS)
BrainChip Signs Joint Development and Marketing Agreement With Inilabs GmbH, Developer of the Dynamic Vision Sensor (DVS) April 15, 2016brainchip.com
Now, the question regarding Neurobus is of course: Friend or foe?
Obviously, with Gregor Lenz coming from SynSense (the other commercial application-focused iniLabs spin-off company, besides iniVation), one could readily assume that integrating some of SynSense’s neuromorphic tech (most likely Speck, the event-driven neuromorphic vision SoC) would be his first choice in developing neuromorphic solutions for space, but the fact that SynSense effectively became a Chinese company three years ago IMO would at present prove to be a rather unsurmountable obstacle to what Neurobus is aiming to achieve and to stay true to their self-proclaimed values: “Sustainable development, exchange between European countries, security for our citizens and democratic rights”. Especially in the sensitive field of defense, which is one of the application domains Neurobus lists alongside satellite communications and earth observation.
Also, how are they going to offer neuromorphic solutions for space without a commercially available neuromorphic chip/IP?Will they just experiment with dev kits or research chips for the time being? The likes of NASA, ESA, AFRL or RAAF have been dealing directly with the relevant companies and academic institutions for their neuromorphic space experiments, so I’d suspect Neurobus is going to offer added value, a package solution so to say, which will save those customers, who do not have in-house development capabilities, time and money.
On the other hand: Does Neurobus’s value of being “European at heart” possibly signify that their neuromorphic tech is being entirely developed within Europe? Which would effectively rule out Akida? As well as Loihi? But even a potential future competitor of Brainchip such as GrAI Matter Labs, while headquartered in Europe, has an office in Silicon Valley, so would they qualify?
As for the types of event cameras that are going to be used in space, those by iniVation or by Prophesee come to mind. A European academic research group that recently modified one by iniVation for use in space is the team from DTU Space (Technical University of Denmark), whose THOR-DAVIS neuromorphic camera is currently being experimented with onboard the ISS. But wouldn’t they in turn found their own spin-off to commercialise their tech rather than licence it to a third party?
Another caveat: Gregor Lenz is also one of the co-founders of the Open Neuromorphic platform. I recall reading somewhere a while ago that some of the other members around Jason Eshraghian from UC Santa Cruz (also an Open Neuromorphic co-founder, who recently showed up in a post by @Fullmoonfever as one of the authors of a paper mistakenly listing Akida as being analog in a table surtitled “A benchmark of neuromorphic chips” - https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-338409) were dismissing Akida in their Discord chat - does anyone here happen to follow their discussions and could give us an update on whether their judgement on Akida has since changed? Or was it possibly just a case of sour grapes?
Also, could somebody with a LinkedIn account please do me a favour and scan the comments under Gregor Lenz’s and Florian Corgnou’s respective Neurobus birth announcements and check out whether or not any familiar names come up congratulating them on their baby? I am merely able to read the first couple of comments on GL’s LinkedIn page, but can neither access his co-founder’s LinkedIn page nor that of Simeon Bamford at all. Neither do I have a Twitter, pardon X account, so I can sadly no longer read any of those posts either, which could give some further hints of whether or not we could possibly be involved.
Any thoughts on Neurobus, especially from those of you tech-savvier than me, are of course very welcome…
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Neurobus Pioneering Space, One Neuron at a Time
As pioneers and trusted partners in the field of neuromorphic technology for space and edge computing applications, Neurobus offers cutting-edge, low-power, high-performance solutions inspired by the brain's architecture. We're committed to advance these sectors by enhancing data processing...neurobus.space
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What an intriguing group photo: Our VP of Sales, EMEA, Alf Kuchenbuch, arm in arm with Florian Corgnou and Gregor Lenz, the CEO resp CTO of Neurobus!
I’ve noticed a couple of LinkedIn likes being exchanged in recent weeks, too.
I’d say: stay tuned…
https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-415663
“Or was it Gregor Lenz, who left Synsense in mid-2023 to co-found Neurobus (“At Neurobus we’re harnessing the power of neuromorphic computing to transform space technology”) and is also one of the co-founders of the Open Neuromorphic community? He was one of the few live viewers of Cristian Axenie’s January 15 online presentation on the TinyML Vision Zero San Jose Competition (where his TH Nürnberg team, utilising Akida for their event-based visual motion detection and tracking of pedestrians, had come runner-up), and asked a number of intriguing questions about Akida during the live broadcast.”
By the way, Neurobus have had a couple of interesting job openings lately, which have been online for quite a while now (https://jobs.stationf.co/companies/neurobus):
Machine Learning Engineer : Neurobus is hiring!
Neurobus is hiring a Machine Learning Engineer at its Paris offices.
to develop “a mobile EEG headband that can decode brain signals using low-power neuromorphic AI, to monitor mental states such as fatigue or stress”
Payload System Engineer: Neurobus is hiring!
Neurobus is hiring a Payload System Engineer at its Paris offices.
Computer Vision Engineer : Neurobus is hiring!
Neurobus is hiring a Computer Vision Engineer at its Paris offices.
Embedded Software/Electronic Engineer : Neurobus is hiring!
Neurobus is hiring a Embedded Software/Electronic Engineer at its Paris offices.
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Frangipani
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It does make you wonder. TSE members discover 2 key sales staff are (possibly) moonlighting on BRN or its partners. Company spokesperson denies it, and weeks later they both leave under a cloud of suspicion. Was management alerted to the alleged moonlighting by TSExers and pulled the trigger on their employment? One wonders. If anyone knows, his holiness would know , and I don’t mean Tech. He’s just a naughty boy
A good question for Rob and Nandan over at Wavious
Hi The Pope and TheUnfairAdvantage,
it appears Wavious has been out of business since 2022 and the company’s former employees have since moved on. Intriguingly, quite a few of them ended up at Apple…
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Rob Telson does have a connection to Wavious, though, but he wasn’t moonlighting - the screenshot of his LinkedIn bio taken on March 26, the day the rumour first surfaced, is evidence of his role as Strategic Advisor to Wavious from 2017-2022, concurrent with his respective full-time jobs. So his link to Wavious had never been a secret at BrainChip, it seems…
https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-417136
https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-417147
https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-417154
I highly suspect something is fishy with that zoominfo Wavious Employee Directory, which started the rumour, even though I am afraid I can’t explain how the names of several other (ex-) BrainChip staff and that of Mauro Diamant ended up in that directory as well. In Rob Telson’s case, there is at least a proven link to Wavious, while the company was still in business.
https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-417060
https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-417069
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Frangipani
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Fullmoonfever
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Nice to see Porsche across the possibilities of neuromorphic.
That'd be a nice hook up too
HERE
Federico Magno
has been Member of the
Executive Board of Porsche
Consulting since 2017.
He heads the company’s
Operations, Brand & Sales and
Development & Technology
units. He also leads the
Automotive, Aerospace and
Transportation units. Federico
Magno studied economics at
Bocconi University in Milan.
Excerpt from recent Porsche Engineering Magazine.
—MAGNO: Over the long term, additional big leaps in innovation are already in sight. Neuromorphic systems that mimic the structures and functions of the human brain could play a key role in the ongoing development of AI technologies in the future. These chip-based systems could be more efcient and faster than conventional processors, especially when processing sensory data. They could make decisions in real time—thereby rivaling even the decisiveness of humans. Systems of this nature are designed to better process complex and unstructured data of the kind found in the real world. That will shape the future of mobility, and not just in the form of fully autonomous, level 5 vehicles, but also in the way mo-bility will be organized and the new business models that will emerge as a result. At Porsche Consulting, we already use AI in a wide range of areas such as sales, development, production, and even marketing. And we know that it has the power to revolutionize business processes— at least if it’s used right. And
that, too, will take a certain amount of courage.
That'd be a nice hook up too
HERE
Federico Magno
has been Member of the
Executive Board of Porsche
Consulting since 2017.
He heads the company’s
Operations, Brand & Sales and
Development & Technology
units. He also leads the
Automotive, Aerospace and
Transportation units. Federico
Magno studied economics at
Bocconi University in Milan.
Excerpt from recent Porsche Engineering Magazine.
—MAGNO: Over the long term, additional big leaps in innovation are already in sight. Neuromorphic systems that mimic the structures and functions of the human brain could play a key role in the ongoing development of AI technologies in the future. These chip-based systems could be more efcient and faster than conventional processors, especially when processing sensory data. They could make decisions in real time—thereby rivaling even the decisiveness of humans. Systems of this nature are designed to better process complex and unstructured data of the kind found in the real world. That will shape the future of mobility, and not just in the form of fully autonomous, level 5 vehicles, but also in the way mo-bility will be organized and the new business models that will emerge as a result. At Porsche Consulting, we already use AI in a wide range of areas such as sales, development, production, and even marketing. And we know that it has the power to revolutionize business processes— at least if it’s used right. And
that, too, will take a certain amount of courage.
TheUnfairAdvantage
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You don’t miss much. Nice workHi The Pope and TheUnfairAdvantage,
it appears Wavious has been out of business since 2022 and the company’s former employees have since moved on. Intriguingly, quite a few of them ended up at Apple…
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Rob Telson does have a connection to Wavious, though, but he wasn’t moonlighting - the screenshot of his LinkedIn bio taken on March 26, the day the rumour first surfaced, is evidence of his role as Strategic Advisor to Wavious from 2017-2022, concurrent with his respective full-time jobs. So his link to Wavious had never been a secret at BrainChip, it seems…
https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-417136
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https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-417147
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I highly suspect something is fishy with that zoominfo Wavious Employee Directory, which started the rumour, even though I am afraid I can’t explain how the names of several other (ex-) BrainChip staff and that of Mauro Diamant ended up in that directory as well. In Rob Telson’s case, there is at least a proven link to Wavious, while the company was still in business.
https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-417060
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Frangipani
BrainChip Adds Penn State to Roster of University AI Accelerators
BrainChip Adds Penn State to Roster of University AI Accelerators Laguna Hills, Calif. – May 8, 2024 – BrainChip Holdings Ltd (ASX: BRN, OTCQX: BRCHF, ADR: BCHPY), the world’s first commercial producer of ultra-low power, fully digital, event-based, neuromorphic AI IP, today announced that...
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BrainChip Adds Penn State to Roster of University AI Accelerators
Laguna Hills, Calif. – May 8, 2024 – BrainChip Holdings Ltd (ASX: BRN, OTCQX: BRCHF, ADR: BCHPY), the world’s first commercial producer of ultra-low power, fully digital, event-based, neuromorphic AI IP, today announced that Pennsylvania State University has joined the BrainChip University AI Accelerator Program, ensuring students have the tools and resources necessary to help develop leading-edge intelligent AI solutions.
Penn State is a top-ranked research university founded with a mission of high-quality teaching, expert research, and global service. The Neuromorphic Computing Lab located in Penn State’s School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science aims to create a new type of computer that can learn and operate with brain-scale efficiency. In joining the BrainChip University AI Accelerator Program, EECS students will now have access to cutting-edge neuromorphic technology that will directly affect their communities and solve big problems that may positively impact humanity.
BrainChip’s University AI Accelerator Program provides platforms and guidance to students at higher education institutions with AI engineering programs. Students participating in the program have access to real-world, event-based technologies offering unparalleled performance and efficiency to advance their learning through graduation and beyond.
“As part of Penn State’s Neuromorphic Computing Lab, we are dedicated to bridging the gap between nanoelectronics, neuroscience and machine learning,” said Abhronil Sengupta, EECS Assistant Professor. “By joining BrainChip’s University AI Accelerator Program, we are better positioned to provide our students with resources needed to enable further research and study into neuromorphic computing. By leveraging BrainChip’s technology with our inter-disciplinary approach to data science and AI, we ensure students are ready to develop solutions for the world’s most pressing issues.”
BrainChip’s neural processor, Akida™ IP is an event-based technology that is inherently lower power when compared to conventional neural network accelerators. Lower power affords greater scalability and lower operational costs. BrainChip’s Akida supports incremental learning and high-speed inference in a wide variety of use cases. Among the markets that BrainChip’s Essential AI technology will impact are the next generation of smart cars, smart homes of today and tomorrow, and industrial IoT.
“For universities like Penn State that pride themselves on delivering a world-class education, forming partnerships with leaders like BrainChip is an ideal way to give students access to frontier technology,” said Tony Lewis, CTO of BrainChip. “We hope by making Neuromorphic Event Based technology readily available, we can give students hands on experience with a new paradigm in computation and open fundamentally new research directions in engineering. Neuromorphic event-based computing may be a solution to the inefficiencies inherent in conventional AI computation that is of growing concern to the public. It’s important that students engage early and with the right tools. BrainChip is happy to help.”
Penn State University joins Arizona State University, Carnegie Mellon University, Rochester Institute of Technology, University of Oklahoma, University of Virginia, and University of Western Australia in the accelerator program. Those at institutions of higher education interested in how they can become members of BrainChip’s University AI Accelerator Program can find more details at https://brainchip.com/brainchip-university-ai-accelerator/.
Frangipani
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Was it your tired out running gag (pun intended) that gave you the bizarre idea I might see myself participating in a competition?
I know very well I am not perfect - fun fact: nobody is - but so what? Does that mean I am not allowed to comment on the umptieth silly error our company has made over the past couple of months in their communication with shareholders, potential future investors and the general public? Errors that could likely have been prevented by implementing a thorough double-checking procedure (or in case there is already one in place, by assigning someone with better proofreading skills to the job)? This issue has been raised time and again. Sadly, it has basically become a running joke itself.
I also voiced my opinion on what I perceive to be an unsatisfactory podcast format. Are you really happy with a series of prepared statements being read out verbatim from a transcript by our CEO instead of a real conversation taking place?
The way the podcast was presented (and I haven’t even touched upon the way we found out about two key employees having left the company or mentioned those weird clicking / tapping (microphone?) sounds that are audible throughout the podcast, particularly while Tony Dawe is speaking) and all those careless little mistakes in social media posts etc (such as typos, getting years wrong, mixing up the Japanese and Korean flags, uploading a wrong photo, namely that of a podcast guest’s much younger namesake, confusing conference host cities etc) do not align with the professional image that befits our company.
Luckily, the fantastic graphic design and the catchy slogans do.
Frangipani
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Alf Kuchenbuch on LinkedIn: Nick Destrycker and Wouter Benoot of BrainChip's enablement partner EDGX…
Nick Destrycker and Wouter Benoot of BrainChip's enablement partner EDGX know Akida very well and offer support for tweaking NN models for Akida
Another group picture taken at the Morpheus 2024 ESA Workshop on Edge AI and Neuromorphic Hardware Accelerators, this time featuring the two EDGX Co-Founders, CEO Nick Destrycker (in the middle) and CTO Wouter Benoot (second from right):
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