BRN Discussion Ongoing

[manny100]

Further to my previous post check out the Prophesse website for event based products. They deal with Sony.

Buy Products | PROPHESEE

Experience Prophesee Metavision, with a range of Event-Based Vision products: event cameras, Evaluation Kits, Metavision sensors and Metavision software.

www.prophesee.ai

 

[Diogenese]

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.

brainchip.com

What I'd like to know is how they compensate for camera movement in autonomous driving.

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?

 

[FiveBucks]

Our share price....

 

[CHIPS]

Yet another orchestrated pump and dump coming up I guess

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Yes, I am afraid so. The day ended with +11%.

 

[manny100]

What I'd like to know is how they compensate for camera movement in autonomous driving.

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?

So its not AKIDA??

 

[Smoothsailing]

Todd likes it

 

[Pom down under]

Yes, I am afraid so. The day ended with +11%.

Fuck me dead we never ended up red.

 

[Shadow59]

Fuck me dead we never ended up red.

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It was actually a great finish for a friday!