It seems to have just come liveFurther to my post above when BeEmotion (NVISO imo) was discovered, it appears there has been a refresh and launching soon. Australia, Japan & Switzerland.
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Thanks for the update Wags.
Spikenet's website does not work anymore, at least not on my PC.
www.fool.com.au
The under pressure CEO has been heavily criticised for his big salary and bonuses and distinct lack of commercial success since joining. However, he remains confident on delivering the goods for shareholders. He adds:
Time will tell if this proves to be the case or if the next 12 months will just be more of the same – all hype and no substance.
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BeEmotion is the new name for NVISO... and part of BRN demo's at the recent embedded vision expo.Further to my post above when BeEmotion (NVISO imo) was discovered, it appears there has been a refresh and launching soon. Australia, Japan & Switzerland.
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Not in Australia... hence the media release.Did we have this one already? I don't remember.
Press Release
BrainChip Earns Australian Patent for Improved Spiking Neural Network
2 minutes read
LAGUNA HILLS, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–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, received its latest Australian patent, further strengthening its IP portfolio related to sustainable and efficient AI technologies.
Patent AU2022287647, “An Improved Spiking Neural Network,” facilitates low-shot learning. Learning is performed by adding neurons to the final layer of a previously trained network to represent a new class, with the neural network weights of the added neuron being trained with only a few samples while the remainder of the network remains unchanged. Applications impacted by this patent include biometric face recognition, speech recognition and anomaly detection in industrial systems.
BrainChip’s AkidaTM IP and MetaTFTM tools seamlessly transforms contemporary neural networks into event-based or spiking networks. This patented technology is uniquely synergistic with the converted spiking networks, enabling the streamlined deployment of Edge learning algorithms and unlocking use cases that conventional AI solutions cannot achieve.
“To push the limits of AI on-chip compute, we need to continuously push the envelope of what is possible with neuromorphic technology,” said Sean Hehir, CEO of BrainChip. “BrainChip’s expanding patent portfolio ensures our freedom to practice our own inventions and to prevent others from infringing on our highly innovative intellectual property. This latest Australian patent is the next step in advancing Edge AI further than ever before.”
BrainChip’s portfolio now comprises 20 issued patents (13x US, 5x AU, 2CN). In addition, there are 23 pending patent applications across the US, Europe, Australia, Canada, Japan, Korea, India and Israel.
Why are Brainchip shares racing higher after its AGM?
This struggling semiconductor stock is having a good session. But why?
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Why are Brainchip shares racing higher after its AGM?
Brainchip Holdings Ltd (ASX: BRN) shares are having a strong session on Tuesday. What's going on with the tech stock today?
Brainchip Holdings Ltd (ASX: BRN) shares are rebounding on Tuesday.
In afternoon trade, the struggling semiconductor company's shares are up 6% to 26.5 cents.
Why are Brainchip shares rising today?
Investors have been buying the company's shares for a couple of reasons.
One is the release of its annual general meeting (AGM) update this morning. The other is news that the company has managed to avoid a spill of its board at this meeting.
In respect to its AGM update, Brainchip CEO, Sean Hehir, acknowledged that the company hasn't delivered meaningful revenue yet, and was disappointed by this, but remains positive on the future. He said:
Licensing deals
Hehir believes the company is close to getting an answer from some potential customers after being in discussions for over a year. He said:
The under pressure CEO has been heavily criticised for his big salary and bonuses and distinct lack of commercial success since joining. However, he remains confident on delivering the goods for shareholders. He adds:
Time will tell if this proves to be the case or if the next 12 months will just be more of the same – all hype and no substance.
Board spill avoided
Brainchip shares may also be rising today after the company avoided a disruptive board spill.
While 33.41% of votes were against its remuneration report, a sizeable 85.59% of votes were against spilling the board.
Further to my post above when BeEmotion (NVISO imo) was discovered, it appears there has been a refresh and launching soon. Australia, Japan & Switzerland.
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