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Valeo use a NN to determine areas of interest:Yes. Valeo have been making a fair bit of noise about their intelligent lighting too.
https://www.valeo.com/en/lighting/
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With its embedded intelligence, lighting can now provide new insights. It can guide, alert and assist. It can increase driver alertness, for example by over-illuminating cyclists on the roadside. It can draw the curves of the road on the pavement. It can warn the vehicle behind of potential danger using rear lights. Valeo already owns all these operational technologies. For example, our PictureBeam Monolithic technology is the first high-definition LED artificial intelligence (AI) lighting solution to significantly improve road safety at night.
They even do gaze-tracking light control:Valeo use a NN to determine areas of interest:
EP4456014A1 METHOD TO OPERATE AN ADAPTIVE HEADLIGHT DEVICE OF A VEHICLE 20230428
[0057] The artificial neural network 24 is preferably a convolutional neural network (CNN), in particular, a multi-branch CNN. Further sub-steps of step S4 are possible which are here indicated as steps S5 to S9. The artificial neural network 24 may comprise three separate input branches 16, 17, 18 for feature extraction. The provide outside information 10 is provided to a first input branch 16 of the three input branches 16, 17, 18 in step S5. The provided weather information 14 is provided to a second input branch 17 in step S6, and the lighting information 15 is provided to a third input branch 18 of the three input branches 16, 17, 18 in step S7. The second input branch 17 and/or the third input branch 18 are preferably fed with data determined by the further artificial neural networks 23. To determine the weather information 14 and/or the lighting information 15, the respective further artificial neural network 23 may be applied on the provided outside information 10 and/or on the further sensor information. The further sensor information may be provided by the rain sensor 5, the temperature sensor 6 and/or by the external device 9. There may be only one single artificial neural network 24 that determines the weather information 14, the lighting information 15 and the control command 20. Otherwise, the artificial neural network 24 and the two further artificial neural networks 23 differ from each other.
[0060] Applying the artificial neural network 24 may comprise determining at least one area of interest in the environment 3 of the vehicle 1. The area of interest may comprise at least partially an opposing vehicle 1, a traffic sign, an obstacle and/or a road infrastructure element. It is hence possible to define which area in the environment 3 should be more or less illuminated than at a current point in time.
Given the filing date is 2023, it is possible that they use Akida/TENNs software to determine the areas of interest.
This is an interesting, if diverting, rabbit hole:They even do gaze-tracking light control:
EP4456013A1 METHOD TO OPERATE AN ADAPTIVE HEADLIGHT DEVICE OF A VEHICLE 20230428
Gaze tracking
The invention relates to a method to operate a headlight device object (2) of a vehicle (1) comprising: providing an outside information (10) describing an environment (3) of the vehicle (1) and providing a gaze information (14) describing a gaze of a driver (9) of the vehicle (1). The method comprises determining (S3) a control command (19) for the headlight device (2) by applying a control command determining algorithm (22) on the provided outside information (10) and the provided gaze information (14), so that the determined control command (19) describes at least one setting (20, 21) for the headlight device (2) by which light emitted by the headlight device (2) is adjusted to the environment (3) and the gaze of the driver (9). It also comprises operating (S8) the headlight device (2) according to the determined control command (19).
TATA have developed what they call a reservoir-based spiking NN:
From the article. Apparently we may have to wait another couple of years??View attachment 73151
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Creating Futuristic Edge Systems with Neuromorphic Computing
As AI techniques on classical processor architecture become a concern, explore neuromorphic computing to create futuristic systems with intelligence at the edge.www.tcs.com
You know son… We’ve been waiting for so many years already… a year or two more won’t exactly break the record! Right?? Greetings from ThailandFrom the article. Apparently we may have to wait another couple of years??
Other processors that are likely to come out within the next couple of years, such as Zeroth, Akida etc., cater to edge applications.
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Last week, a 6G-RIC (https://6g-ric.de) delegation exhibited - among other things - their proof-of-concept implementation of neuromorphic wireless cognition funded by Germany’s Federal Ministry of Education and Research (aka the Spot robot dog demo developed by Fraunhofer HHI researchers in Berlin) at the Brooklyn 6G Summit, hosted by Nokia and New York University.
Slawomir Stanczak, who is Professor for Network Information Theory at TU Berlin, Head of Fraunhofer HHI’s Wireless Communications and Networks Department as well as Coordinator of the 6G Research and Innovation Cluster (6G-RIC), also participated in a panel discussion with representatives from Nokia, NVIDIA, Rohde & Schwarz, MediaTek as well as InterDigital Communications on the topic of “Energy efficiency in AI/ML networks”:
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The Author must not be aware that BRN is currently in talks on many AKIDA engagements and that there is plenty of current interest in TENN's and PICO.From the article. Apparently we may have to wait another couple of years??
Other processors that are likely to come out within the next couple of years, such as Zeroth, Akida etc., cater to edge applications.
Tomorrow is within the next couple of years, or, for the pessimists, 1 January 2025.From the article. Apparently we may have to wait another couple of years??
Other processors that are likely to come out within the next couple of years, such as Zeroth, Akida etc., cater to edge applications.
Any link to our Brainchip? Puzzling.....
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George Kenwright on LinkedIn: Had a great time consulting on the AI-generated VFX for 'Brainchip', a…
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Creating Futuristic Edge Systems with Neuromorphic Computing
As AI techniques on classical processor architecture become a concern, explore neuromorphic computing to create futuristic systems with intelligence at the edge.www.tcs.com
From the article. Apparently we may have to wait another couple of years??
Other processors that are likely to come out within the next couple of years, such as Zeroth, Akida etc., cater to edge applications.
The Author must not be aware that BRN is currently in talks on many AKIDA engagements and that there is plenty of current interest in TENN's and PICO.