Thanks for posting
@goodvibes!
Unfortunately I believe this is referring to Ericsson's work with Intel as per the example below.
However I have a question which
@Diogenese might be able to answer.
My question is whether BRN would be able to implement the same radio receiver algorithm?
I found this research paper on wake-up radios (see link below) which references BrainChip's Akida as well as Intel's Loihi. The paper ( Neuromorphic Split Computing with Wake-Up Radios: Architecture and Design via Digital Twinning) talks about the use of algorithms to reduce processing energy and I wondered if it might be the same or a similar algorithm prototype which Ericsson's researchers used.
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EXTRACT FROM RESEARCH PAPER - Neuromorphic Split Computing with Wake-Up Radios: Architecture and Design via Digital Twinning
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Curiously, when I searched the term "neuromorphic radio receiver algorithm" the results came back referring to 1) Intel's research and 2) the research paper above which references BrainChip.
Both were published around the same time-frame (2 April 2024 and 17 April 2024) which had me wondering if they were connected?
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AAAAAAAND...Professor Osvaldo Simeone (who was one of the authors that wrote the above research paper that references both BrainChip and Intel) is also referred to here in this article as
working with Intel, NVIDIA and AccelerComm on neuromorphic communications!!!
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6G Technology: The Role of Brain-Inspired Computing by King's Engineers" highlights the groundbreaking research that aims to revolutionize wireless communications. By using neuromorphic computing, the research seeks to provide faster, more energy-efficient, and AI-integrated 6G...
tecknexus.com
Looks like the partnerships between King's researchers and Intel, NVIDIA, and AccelerComm all tie back to the NEUROCOMM system.
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Here's the paper dated Jan 2023 which originally introduced the NEUROCOMM system and it was first posted here on TSEx by
@Fullmoonfever.
One of the authors is Professor Osvaldo Simeone and this paper
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Paper
HERE
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The Gateway to Research: UKRI portal onto publically funded research
gtr.ukri.org