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I wonder why they do this ban
I am guessing so the USA don’t look stupid
Asia is way more advanced than the USA
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From a European perspective, there's nothing to be surprised about. So that they don't press the button and control what happens there. We Europeans know their blackmail methods, especially those of us in the graphite group. Downstream to protect the market, I think.
In Germany €205B of economic damage by cyber attacks is caused every year. China and Russia are responsible for 89% of this, almost equally. It's about control, strategically, economically and about expanding power/might (?). Or the EU ban of Huawei tec.)
They have chosen this path of the old blocs.
...there is a scene with EVs in the movie "Leave the World Behind"
I wish that Brainchip will act carefully with China. They won't pay anyway, but simply copy Akida as they copied nearly everything and later build by their own.
So I think that this approach by the USA could be positive for Brainchip. Just my gut feeling. Too high politics for me, a small citizen.
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Tothemoon24
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Looks to be some very interesting camera 
technology coming up at Vision 2024
Richmond, BC, Canada – August 22, 2024 – LUCID Vision Labs, Inc., a leading designer and manufacturer of industrial cameras, will showcase a range of new GigE Vision cameras and advanced sensing technologies at VISION 2024, which takes place from October 8–10, 2024, in Stuttgart, Germany.
LUCID is set to introduce the first member of its intelligent vision camera family, the Triton® Smart camera featuring Sony’s IMX501 intelligent vision sensor with AI processing. The Triton Smart is an easy-to-use, cost-effective intelligent vision camera capable of outputting inference results alongside regular 12.3 MP images for every frame. Its on-sensor AI processing reduces data bandwidth, alleviates processing load on the host PC, and minimizes latency.
Expanding the Triton2 – 2.5GigE camera family, LUCID will showcase two new models for advanced sensing applications. The Triton2 EVS event-based 2.5GigE camera, powered by Sony’s IMX636 or IMX637 vision sensor and our Arena® SDK as well as PROPHESEE’s Metavision® SDK, is designed to deliver enhanced performance, lower power consumption, and greater flexibility for machine vision applications. It is ideal for motion analysis, vibration monitoring, object tracking, optical flow, autonomous driving, and high-speed detection.
Additionally, the new Triton2 4K line scan camera, equipped with Gpixel’s GL3504 image sensor, will also be unveiled. Featuring 4096 (H) x 2 (V) at 3.5 μm pixels, this camera is ideal for high-speed, high-resolution imaging.
The Atlas10 camera – 10GigE camera family is welcoming a new high-resolution model featuring the 45-megapixel (8192 x 5460) onsemi XGS45000 CMOS global shutter image sensor, capable of running at 16 fps. This RDMA-enabled camera offers a unique combination of high resolution, high frame rate, and superior image quality, making it well-suited for applications such as flat panel inspection, aerial surveillance, mapping, and electronics inspection.
LUCID is also expanding its Helios®2 3D Time-of-Flight camera family with the introduction of the Helios2 Narrow Field-of-View (FoV)variant. This model integrates Sony’s DepthSense™ IMX556PLR back-illuminated ToF image sensor. It produces a tighter point cloud, and the narrower illumination area reduces the likelihood of multipath error, making it ideal for applications requiring precise 3D depth measurement in confined spaces.
As part of Industrial VISION Days 2024, organized by VDMA Machine Vision, LUCID’s Director of Product Management, Alexis Teissie, will present “The Benefits of RDMA for 10GigE Cameras and Beyond” on Wednesday, October 9th at 2:40 pm.
Stay tuned for additional product highlights to be unveiled on the show floor. Join LUCID at VISION 2024 from October 8–10, 2024, in Stuttgart, Germany at Booth 10E40.
technology coming up at Vision 2024LUCID to Unveil Latest GigE Vision Cameras and Advanced Sensing Technologies at VISION 2024
Richmond, BC, Canada – August 22, 2024 – LUCID Vision Labs, Inc., a leading designer and manufacturer of industrial cameras, will showcase a range of new GigE Vision cameras and advanced sensing technologies at VISION 2024, which takes place from October 8–10, 2024, in Stuttgart, Germany.
Stay tuned for additional product highlights to be unveiled on the show floor. Join LUCID at VISION 2024 from October 8–10, 2024, in Stuttgart, Germany at Booth 10E40.
Monkeymandan
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If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
"Users will be able to interact with the glasses by hand-tracking, voice and wrist based NEURAL INTERFACE".
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"Users will be able to interact with the glasses by hand-tracking, voice and wrist based NEURAL INTERFACE".
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7für7
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If you ask me, we can happily stay isolated from the U.S. market for quite a while… they’re wired differently up there and change their minds as often as others change their underwear, if you get what I mean.
For example:
When things go up: “Yessss, pump it up… we’re all going to get rich…”
Five hours later, when it drops a little: “This stock is garbage… it’s nothing but a cheap fast-food joint… been in the red for years like catchup.”
The next day, when it goes up again: “I knew it! We’re in a bull market, let’s goooo!!!”
The day after, when it drops again: “I sold that junk… it’s going nowhere… everyone, short it.”
A few hours later, when it rises again: “Yessss, we’re back!!! Just secured 5000000000000 shares… it’s time! We’re going to the moon, baby!”
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According to Ask Ai www.iAsk.ai:
Meta’s New AR Glasses and Neuromorphic Computing
The new augmented reality (AR) glasses developed by Meta, codenamed Orion, do not specifically utilize neuromorphic computing. Instead, they incorporate a combination of advanced technologies including eye tracking, hand tracking, and a neural interface through a wrist-worn device known as the EMG (electromyography) wristband. This wristband interprets electrical signals from the user’s muscles to facilitate gesture control without requiring direct line-of-sight to the glasses’ sensors.
Understanding Neuromorphic Computing
Neuromorphic computing refers to a type of computation that mimics the neural structure and functioning of the human brain. It typically involves specialized hardware designed to process information in ways similar to biological systems, which can lead to more efficient processing for certain types of tasks, particularly those involving sensory data and learning.
Orion’s Technology Overview
In summary, Meta’s new AR glasses do not use neuromorphic compute; they utilize advanced sensor technologies including eye tracking, hand tracking, and an EMG wristband for user interaction.
Meta’s New AR Glasses and Neuromorphic Computing
The new augmented reality (AR) glasses developed by Meta, codenamed Orion, do not specifically utilize neuromorphic computing. Instead, they incorporate a combination of advanced technologies including eye tracking, hand tracking, and a neural interface through a wrist-worn device known as the EMG (electromyography) wristband. This wristband interprets electrical signals from the user’s muscles to facilitate gesture control without requiring direct line-of-sight to the glasses’ sensors.
Understanding Neuromorphic Computing
Neuromorphic computing refers to a type of computation that mimics the neural structure and functioning of the human brain. It typically involves specialized hardware designed to process information in ways similar to biological systems, which can lead to more efficient processing for certain types of tasks, particularly those involving sensory data and learning.
Orion’s Technology Overview
- Eye Tracking: The Orion glasses are equipped with full eye-tracking cameras that allow for precise interaction based on where the user is looking.
- Hand Tracking: The glasses also feature multiple cameras that enable hand tracking, allowing users to interact with digital content using natural gestures.
- EMG Wristband: The EMG wristband translates muscle signals into commands for controlling the AR interface. This technology allows for complex gestures and haptic feedback without needing to keep hands in view of the glasses’ cameras.
- Wireless Compute Puck: Orion requires an external processor puck that wirelessly feeds applications and graphics to the glasses. This setup is necessary because the glasses themselves do not have sufficient processing power on their own.
In summary, Meta’s new AR glasses do not use neuromorphic compute; they utilize advanced sensor technologies including eye tracking, hand tracking, and an EMG wristband for user interaction.
TheDrooben
Pretty Pretty Pretty Pretty Good
This is the type of SP movement I was hoping for a couple of weeks ago. Burn baby burn
Boab
I wish I could paint like Vincent
Never say you " Could be wrong " just say " I could be mistaken "
TheDrooben
Pretty Pretty Pretty Pretty Good
Yep more games. Maybe a pump and dump to offload some off the 19.3c SPP for a small profit.They've just rebuilt the wall
One day it will happen......
Happy as Larry
Very interesting, the EV - Event Based Camera is powered in part by Prophesee Metavision. " The Triton2 EVS event-based 2.5GigE camera, powered by Sony’s IMX636 or IMX637 vision sensor and our Arena® SDK as well as PROPHESEE’s Metavision® SDK, is designed to deliver enhanced performance, lower power consumption, and greater flexibility for machine vision applications. It is ideal for motion analysis, vibration monitoring, object tracking, optical flow, autonomous driving, and high-speed detection."Looks to be some very interesting camera
LUCID to Unveil Latest GigE Vision Cameras and Advanced Sensing Technologies at VISION 2024
Richmond, BC, Canada – August 22, 2024 – LUCID Vision Labs, Inc., a leading designer and manufacturer of industrial cameras, will showcase a range of new GigE Vision cameras and advanced sensing technologies at VISION 2024, which takes place from October 8–10, 2024, in Stuttgart, Germany.
LUCID is set to introduce the first member of its intelligent vision camera family, the Triton® Smart camera featuring Sony’s IMX501 intelligent vision sensor with AI processing. The Triton Smart is an easy-to-use, cost-effective intelligent vision camera capable of outputting inference results alongside regular 12.3 MP images for every frame. Its on-sensor AI processing reduces data bandwidth, alleviates processing load on the host PC, and minimizes latency.
Expanding the Triton2 – 2.5GigE camera family, LUCID will showcase two new models for advanced sensing applications. The Triton2 EVS event-based 2.5GigE camera, powered by Sony’s IMX636 or IMX637 vision sensor and our Arena® SDK as well as PROPHESEE’s Metavision® SDK, is designed to deliver enhanced performance, lower power consumption, and greater flexibility for machine vision applications. It is ideal for motion analysis, vibration monitoring, object tracking, optical flow, autonomous driving, and high-speed detection.Additionally, the new Triton2 4K line scan camera, equipped with Gpixel’s GL3504 image sensor, will also be unveiled. Featuring 4096 (H) x 2 (V) at 3.5 μm pixels, this camera is ideal for high-speed, high-resolution imaging.
The Atlas10 camera – 10GigE camera family is welcoming a new high-resolution model featuring the 45-megapixel (8192 x 5460) onsemi XGS45000 CMOS global shutter image sensor, capable of running at 16 fps. This RDMA-enabled camera offers a unique combination of high resolution, high frame rate, and superior image quality, making it well-suited for applications such as flat panel inspection, aerial surveillance, mapping, and electronics inspection.
LUCID is also expanding its Helios®2 3D Time-of-Flight camera family with the introduction of the Helios2 Narrow Field-of-View (FoV)variant. This model integrates Sony’s DepthSense™ IMX556PLR back-illuminated ToF image sensor. It produces a tighter point cloud, and the narrower illumination area reduces the likelihood of multipath error, making it ideal for applications requiring precise 3D depth measurement in confined spaces.
As part of Industrial VISION Days 2024, organized by VDMA Machine Vision, LUCID’s Director of Product Management, Alexis Teissie, will present “The Benefits of RDMA for 10GigE Cameras and Beyond” on Wednesday, October 9th at 2:40 pm.
Stay tuned for additional product highlights to be unveiled on the show floor. Join LUCID at VISION 2024 from October 8–10, 2024, in Stuttgart, Germany at Booth 10E40.
See US media release dated 19/6/22. We integrated with Prophesee Metasvision.
The 2 year timeline is just about there. Either AKIDA 1000 or 1500.
Now Sean at the AGM made it quite clear that deals were closing in on decision time.
Very interesting.
BrainChip Partners with Prophesee Optimizing Computer Vision AI Performance and Efficiency
BrainChip and Prophesee partner to optimize computer vision AI, delivering enhanced performance and efficiency.
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Further to my previous post check out the Prophesse website for event based products. They deal with Sony.
www.prophesee.ai
Buy Products | PROPHESEE
Experience Prophesee Metavision, with a range of Event-Based Vision products: event cameras, Evaluation Kits, Metavision sensors and Metavision software.
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What I'd like to know is how they compensate for camera movement in autonomous driving.Very interesting, the EV - Event Based Camera is powered in part by Prophesee Metavision. " The Triton2 EVS event-based 2.5GigE camera, powered by Sony’s IMX636 or IMX637 vision sensor and our Arena® SDK as well as PROPHESEE’s Metavision® SDK, is designed to deliver enhanced performance, lower power consumption, and greater flexibility for machine vision applications. It is ideal for motion analysis, vibration monitoring, object tracking, optical flow, autonomous driving, and high-speed detection."
See US media release dated 19/6/22. We integrated with Prophesee Metasvision.
The 2 year timeline is just about there. Either AKIDA 1000 or 1500.
Now Sean at the AGM made it quite clear that deals were closing in on decision time.
Very interesting.
BrainChip Partners with Prophesee Optimizing Computer Vision AI Performance and Efficiency
BrainChip and Prophesee partner to optimize computer vision AI, delivering enhanced performance and efficiency.
The point of a DVS is that it detects changes in pixel illumination above a threshold level of change. With a static DVS, it will thus detect any movement, but when the camera is moving, all the pixels experience changing illumination (light exposure).
So do they take local averages of change in different regions (a bit like CNN), and use that as the threshold, or do they have some more sophistocted akgorithm?
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