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No not there ant61 confirmed that
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That was confirmed to me that they did not have the Beacon installed would have been nice to trial.
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The Beacon wasn't ready for Optimus.
Unfortunately a little ironic that the company that sent our Brain into space is the same company that has just successfully tested and proved up fail proof Satellite communication technology.
But don't stress, She'll be right. We just need to wait patiently for Labsy's blockbuster announcement, which should come any day now.
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Looks like plenty of funding going on for Australian space companies:
cosmosmagazine.com
"Adelaide-based satellite tech company Myriota has confirmed a $1.5m investment from the Australian Space Agency will be used develop an off-world communications system.
The grant is part of a funding round as part of the Australian Space Agency’s Moon to Mars Initiative Demonstrator Mission program, first published in March."
"This project is another example of how Australian innovation can contribute to global space missions, while ultimately enhancing the critical technologies that can improve lives here on Earth,” says Enrico Palermo, head of the Australian Space Agency."
"the University of Western Australia ($4.4m) also received funding for a range of initiatives as part of the Moon to Mars program."
Moon-to-Mars IoT project launched amid new Adelaide ‘habitat’
Adelaide-based satellite tech company Myriota has confirmed a $1.5m investment from the Australian Space Agency will be used develop an off-world
cosmosmagazine.com
"Adelaide-based satellite tech company Myriota has confirmed a $1.5m investment from the Australian Space Agency will be used develop an off-world communications system.
The grant is part of a funding round as part of the Australian Space Agency’s Moon to Mars Initiative Demonstrator Mission program, first published in March."
"This project is another example of how Australian innovation can contribute to global space missions, while ultimately enhancing the critical technologies that can improve lives here on Earth,” says Enrico Palermo, head of the Australian Space Agency."
"the University of Western Australia ($4.4m) also received funding for a range of initiatives as part of the Moon to Mars program."
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Use the report button and stop arguing with the peanuts people ffs. Wasn't that the whole point of tsex?
Otherwise you might as well go and indulge them on the crapper
Otherwise you might as well go and indulge them on the crapper
Hi dippy,Regarding time-frames to market I grabbed this from a post almost two years ago. In this video of Arm's Rene Haas being interviewed by Bloomberg business channels Emily Chang, Mr Haas is saying that product timelines take 3-4 years. See specifically the 3 minute 40 second mark on the following video. I think Mr. Haas knows what he is talking about.
Although he states "3 to 4 years", I personally would think 4 years is likely more pertinent to Brainchips situation, so you are in the ballpark, The Pope.
That would make Renesas or Megachips, for example, producing something with Akida technology in it probably around 2026 I speculate. I hope I am wrong and that the revenue numbers Sean Hehir wants us all to watch start to increase exponentially before then.
As far as anything from Intel, and when.......who knows?
Arm Posts Record Revenue Ahead of IPO
Arm CEO Rene Haas joins Emily Chang to discuss Softbank's earnings and what it shows to would-be investors about the company as they gear up to go public again. Plus, his thoughts on the chip supply and the macro environment, and geopolitical tensions between China, Taiwan and the US. (Source...www.bloomberg.com
Thanks, ... dippY
The time-to-market will vary with the application.
for example, SynSense is already being used in toys, but Mercedes has indicated that AI in silicon is still some way off.
Even with automotive, I would think that something like the primary ADAS functions will require longer qualification times than something like "Hey Mercedes!". I would think that driver alertness would be considered more mission-critical as a legislated safety requirement in Europe. That said, Akida 2 has been available in software for a couple of years, and testing software may not be as difficult as testing hardware.
The good news is that we have been working with Valeo for 5 years, but the first 3 would have been with Akida 1. So the clock has been reset to 2022 for Akida2, but I'm hoping there will be a degree of carry-over from Akida 1.
Similarly, we have been working with MB for several years, and Akida 2 simulation software has been available for 2 years.
It is necessary to develop model databases to run NNs, and, as is becoming clearer, we seem to be working closely with Edge Impulse on this, using ML to automate the adaptation of user data to NN models on-chip, bypassing the conventional CNN route of reformatting the whole model in the cloud.
I suspect that Mercedes with its software defined vehicle is further advanced with the use of Akida simulation software in "Hey Mercedes!" and other in-cabin applications, and, as Magnus Ostberg advised, I'm "staying tuned!" I think the lure of TeNNs will prove persuasive.
Indeed, we also know that Valeo's SCALA 3 lidar comes with image processing software.
There are, of course, many applications which are not safety-critical which may adopt Akida silicon earlier than Automotive.
Same general area as GMAC....big bucks I'd guess if one can get it right
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McDonald's ending AI drive-thru ordering
McDonald's reportedly is ending an artificial intelligence-based drive-thru ordering program that was being tested at more than 100 restaurants.
SiDEvans
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Well said! This site is going the same way now. 90% of the posts are just bickering about nothing.
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Don't need A.I. to tell "her" vital signs, are pretty good..
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Yasir Mahmood
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- Machine Learning
- Neuromorphic Computing
The significance of analyzing human behavior for cutting-edge applications, such as autonomous vehicles, healthcare, and retail, cannot be overstated. In the past, companies relied on centralized cloud servers, which proved to be both costly and introduced latency issues for crucial tasks.
To address this, businesses have shifted their focus to integrating distributed computing architecture within their infrastructure. Edge artificial intelligence is gaining momentum due to its capability to process data near its source, thereby significantly reducing latency and minimizing the need to transmit sensitive information over the internet. This, in turn, reduces the risk of data breaches and enhances privacy.
Real-time analysis of human behavior has significantly improved decision-making processes. Monitoring driver behavior can greatly enhance road safety. This understanding of human behavior enables companies to develop more intuitive and user-friendly interfaces.
In response to this need, BrainChip and NVISO Group Limited have joined forces to develop an advanced AI-powered system for real-time human behavioral analysis. The system integrates BrainChip's Akida IP and processors, which are based on neuromorphic computing, with NVISO Group's AI software, specializing in analyzing a wide range of human behaviors.
This article will discuss the core technologies that enable BrainChip’s human behavioral analysis solution to operate efficiently.
BrainChip drew inspiration from this concept to develop its own IP and processor chips based on neuromorphic computing. Thanks to their significant parallelism, these hardware systems can handle many parallel operations, similar to the brain's ability to process multiple tasks simultaneously.
For human behavioral analysis, the BrainChip Akida IP and processors are capable of processing data in real-time, allowing for immediate analysis and response. This is particularly valuable for applications that require quick decision-making, such as driver monitoring systems (DMS) and interactive consumer electronics.
The AI-enabled human behavioral analysis solution uses BrainChip’s engineered highly energy-efficient hardware system, making it well-suited for edge deployments. It is designed for integration within resource-constrained environments, and its efficiency is achieved through event-based processing.
For its hardware systems, BrainChip has introduced a novel neural network architecture known as Temporal Event-based Neural Networks (TENNs). These lightweight neural networks demonstrate superior efficiency in processing temporal data compared to traditional Recurrent Neural Networks (RNN) such as Long Short-Term Memory (LSRM) or Gated Recurrent Units (GRU).
Akida neural processor architecture [Image Credit: BrainChip]
The second-generation Akida neural processor platform has highly efficient 3-dimensional (3D) convolution functions, enabling it to handle compute-intensive tasks on devices with limited memory and battery resources. This enhancement makes it ideal for ADAS applications.
The Akida processors support on-chip learning, allowing the system to adapt and learn from new data without needing to connect to the cloud, crucial for analyzing human behavior. The hardware can be integrated into various devices, making them flexible for deployment across multiple sectors, including retail, healthcare, and automotive.
The software processes acquired images through preprocessing to enhance data quality and relevance. It leverages various neural networks and machine learning models to extract essential features from the preprocessed images.
By accurately analyzing and responding to human behaviors, the system enhances the user experience, enabling more seamless and intuitive interactions with intelligent devices. Its continuous learning and adaptation to user behaviors ensure personalized and context-aware responses.
NVISO has created an evaluation kit for its human behavior AI SDK, which runs on the BrainChip Akida neuromorphic processing platform. “In our goal to drive machines to understand people and their behaviors, we have partnered with BrainChip to develop a high-performance system that enables efficient and effective human interaction with intelligent systems,” says Virpi Pennanen, CEO of NVISO Group[2].
This co-developed human behavioral analysis solution was showcased at the CES 2024 and IFS Direct Connect 2024[1,2].
[2] BrainChip. BrainChip and NVISO Group Demonstrate AI-Enabled Human Behavioral Analysis at CES 2024. January 5, 2024. https://brainchip.com/brainchip-and...nabled-human-behavioral-analysis-at-ces-2024/. Accessed on May 28, 2024.
Analyzing Human Behavior with Edge AI
Yasir Mahmood
17 Jun, 2024
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Integration of AI human behavioral software with Akida neuromorphic computing can drive machines to understand human behavior.
Artificial Intelligence- Machine Learning
- Neuromorphic Computing
The significance of analyzing human behavior for cutting-edge applications, such as autonomous vehicles, healthcare, and retail, cannot be overstated. In the past, companies relied on centralized cloud servers, which proved to be both costly and introduced latency issues for crucial tasks.
To address this, businesses have shifted their focus to integrating distributed computing architecture within their infrastructure. Edge artificial intelligence is gaining momentum due to its capability to process data near its source, thereby significantly reducing latency and minimizing the need to transmit sensitive information over the internet. This, in turn, reduces the risk of data breaches and enhances privacy.
Real-time analysis of human behavior has significantly improved decision-making processes. Monitoring driver behavior can greatly enhance road safety. This understanding of human behavior enables companies to develop more intuitive and user-friendly interfaces.
In response to this need, BrainChip and NVISO Group Limited have joined forces to develop an advanced AI-powered system for real-time human behavioral analysis. The system integrates BrainChip's Akida IP and processors, which are based on neuromorphic computing, with NVISO Group's AI software, specializing in analyzing a wide range of human behaviors.
This article will discuss the core technologies that enable BrainChip’s human behavioral analysis solution to operate efficiently.
Brain-Inspired Architecture
Neuromorphic systems are engineered to mimic the neural networks of the human brain, with neurons and synapses as their fundamental units. In contrast to the traditional von Neumann architecture, which separates processing and memory units, neuromorphic systems combine these functions.BrainChip drew inspiration from this concept to develop its own IP and processor chips based on neuromorphic computing. Thanks to their significant parallelism, these hardware systems can handle many parallel operations, similar to the brain's ability to process multiple tasks simultaneously.
For human behavioral analysis, the BrainChip Akida IP and processors are capable of processing data in real-time, allowing for immediate analysis and response. This is particularly valuable for applications that require quick decision-making, such as driver monitoring systems (DMS) and interactive consumer electronics.
The AI-enabled human behavioral analysis solution uses BrainChip’s engineered highly energy-efficient hardware system, making it well-suited for edge deployments. It is designed for integration within resource-constrained environments, and its efficiency is achieved through event-based processing.
Why neuromorphic computing?
In edge-based applications, generating substantial data can pose significant challenges for cloud processing and global connectivity.For its hardware systems, BrainChip has introduced a novel neural network architecture known as Temporal Event-based Neural Networks (TENNs). These lightweight neural networks demonstrate superior efficiency in processing temporal data compared to traditional Recurrent Neural Networks (RNN) such as Long Short-Term Memory (LSRM) or Gated Recurrent Units (GRU).
The second-generation Akida neural processor platform has highly efficient 3-dimensional (3D) convolution functions, enabling it to handle compute-intensive tasks on devices with limited memory and battery resources. This enhancement makes it ideal for ADAS applications.
The Akida processors support on-chip learning, allowing the system to adapt and learn from new data without needing to connect to the cloud, crucial for analyzing human behavior. The hardware can be integrated into various devices, making them flexible for deployment across multiple sectors, including retail, healthcare, and automotive.
The Role of AI Software
The jointly developed human behavior analysis solution uses AI software from NVISO Group that can detect and analyze facial expressions, allowing for the determination of emotions. This system monitors users' real-time state by observing head and body pose, eye tracking, and gaze.The software processes acquired images through preprocessing to enhance data quality and relevance. It leverages various neural networks and machine learning models to extract essential features from the preprocessed images.
By accurately analyzing and responding to human behaviors, the system enhances the user experience, enabling more seamless and intuitive interactions with intelligent devices. Its continuous learning and adaptation to user behaviors ensure personalized and context-aware responses.
NVISO has created an evaluation kit for its human behavior AI SDK, which runs on the BrainChip Akida neuromorphic processing platform. “In our goal to drive machines to understand people and their behaviors, we have partnered with BrainChip to develop a high-performance system that enables efficient and effective human interaction with intelligent systems,” says Virpi Pennanen, CEO of NVISO Group[2].
Conclusion
The integration of AI human behavioral software with Akida neuromorphic computing has led to the development of a system that empowers companies to build intelligent systems. With the increasing presence of autonomous machines, these systems can interact with humans by identifying and interpreting movement using the capabilities of artificial intelligence.This co-developed human behavioral analysis solution was showcased at the CES 2024 and IFS Direct Connect 2024[1,2].
References
[1] BrainChip. BrainChip Demonstrates Human Behavior Detection at IFS Direct Connect 2024. February 15, 2024. https://brainchip.com/brainchip-demonstrates-human-behavior-detection-at-ifs-direct-connect-2024/. Accessed on May 28, 2024.[2] BrainChip. BrainChip and NVISO Group Demonstrate AI-Enabled Human Behavioral Analysis at CES 2024. January 5, 2024. https://brainchip.com/brainchip-and...nabled-human-behavioral-analysis-at-ces-2024/. Accessed on May 28, 2024.
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Optimus has other projects on board, as far as I know.
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I might reply with a one liner here and there but i don't have a ten page argument and drown the research on the forum. That was my point.
I was simply reminding people there is a report button. A quick gif here and there ads entertainment sometimes which i think most people enjoy.
It's the constant and persistent pointless debating with these w#@%#@s who's only motivation is to cause fear, uncertainty and distract..
Sorry if that wasn't clear.
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AI-powered apps and wearables are empowering users with tailored workout routines and real-time health monitoring, fostering healthier lifestyles. The fusion…
BrainShit
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Same general area as GMAC....big bucks I'd guess if one can get it right
McDonald's ending AI drive-thru ordering
McDonald's reportedly is ending an artificial intelligence-based drive-thru ordering program that was being tested at more than 100 restaurants.
Despite the setback, McDonald's still believes in the potential of voice recognition for food ordering. The company plans to find a new partner for more extensive research by the end of the year. IBM says it is also in talks with other fast-food chains. It appears that the two companies are not parting on good terms with this project.
... GMAC & BrainChip with the QSRBot 247 might help.
GMAC Intelligence Goes Big with BrainChip Partnership
Link: https://brainchip.com/gmac-intelligence-goes-big-with-brainchip-partnership/
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Bacon brunches at Lulea porkbarrel.
Good morning,
Our CFO Ken Scarince seems to be very active recently, he must be kicking some big goals, correct me if I'm slightly off here,
but hasn't he been awarded/converted around 5 million shares recently, moving into the top 20 for the first time that I'm aware of.
What's he know that I don't ?
...sounds like he's in the prime spot, 1 out, 1 back on the track.
Quarter coming to an end, I'm not expecting anything to be totally honest, the pattern has showed no signs of changing just yet, sadly.
Tech.
Our CFO Ken Scarince seems to be very active recently, he must be kicking some big goals, correct me if I'm slightly off here,
but hasn't he been awarded/converted around 5 million shares recently, moving into the top 20 for the first time that I'm aware of.
What's he know that I don't ?
...sounds like he's in the prime spot, 1 out, 1 back on the track. Quarter coming to an end, I'm not expecting anything to be totally honest, the pattern has showed no signs of changing just yet, sadly.
Tech.
Well, its either a FACT or a fuct, you pick Dingo
Akida Ballista ( when ever you like )
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