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Frontgrade Gaisler Partners with BrainChip to Bring Akida AI Chips to Space - The Manufacture Data

BrainChip, the world’s first commercial producer of ultra-low power, fully digital, event-based neuromorphic AI, has reached an exciting milestone in its

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Frontgrade Gaisler Partners With BrainChip To Bring Akida AI Chips To Space​

• THE MANUFACTURE DATA
• DECEMBER 16, 2024
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HOMEPRESS RELEASESFRONTGRADE GAISLER PARTNERS WITH BRAINCHIP TO BRING AKIDA AI CHIPS TO SPACE

BrainChip, the world’s first commercial producer of ultra-low power, fully digital, event-based neuromorphic AI, has reached an exciting milestone in its mission to revolutionize edge computing. The company recently announced a commercial licensing agreement with Frontgrade Gaisler, a leading provider of radiation-hardened microprocessors specifically designed for space applications. Under this agreement, Frontgrade Gaisler will integrate BrainChip’s Akida™ IP into their next-generation, fault-tolerant system-on-chip (SoC) solutions, enabling advanced hardware AI acceleration for space missions.
This groundbreaking collaboration signifies a major leap forward in the deployment of artificial intelligence in space environments, as it paves the way for AI chips to operate reliably in the harsh conditions of outer space. The Akida neuromorphic computing platform was selected for its unique ability to process real-time data streams with resilience, autonomy, and precision, all while maintaining minimal power consumption and occupying a small physical footprint.

Driving Neuromorphic AI to the Furthest Edge​

The European Space Agency (ESA) has been at the forefront of efforts to bring neuromorphic computing to space, highlighting its transformative potential in applications such as computer vision, navigation, and fault detection. Laurent Hili, Microelectronics and Data Handling Engineer at ESA, explained why neuromorphic computing is poised to revolutionize space technology.
While many fields undoubtedly benefit from neuromorphic computing, one critical application area is computer vision, said Hili. “Current FPGA or GPU technologies often fall short when deployed at the edge in space missions due to their significant power, mass, and volume constraints. Neuromorphic technology, as demonstrated through several ongoing projects with satellite manufacturers and IP/component suppliers like Frontgrade Gaisler and BrainChip, addresses these challenges head-on.”
This sentiment underscores the importance of the Akida platform’s cutting-edge capabilities. Neuromorphic computing mimics the human brain by processing information through event-based, spike-driven architectures, which are inherently more power-efficient than conventional AI systems. Such efficiency is particularly valuable in space missions, where every watt of power, gram of mass, and cubic centimeter of volume is at a premium.

Enhancing Space-Borne Computers​

BrainChip’s Akida neuromorphic technology will significantly enhance the performance of space-based, on-board computers. Its ability to deliver superior power efficiency and inference performance while maintaining compatibility with existing Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) makes it a game-changer for space applications. By leveraging the Akida IP, Frontgrade Gaisler aims to deliver AI-enabled space processors that can handle complex tasks such as anomaly detection, image recognition, and data analysis in real time without the need for continuous communication with Earth-based systems.
For the last 20 years, Geisler’s space-grade microprocessors have been successfully deployed to every planet in our solar system through missions led by ESA and other major space agencies, said Sandi Harbin, General Manager at Front grade Geisler, a Front grade company. Our evaluation of Brain Chip’s Aida IP revealed that it perfectly complements our roadmap for future space processors. Licensing this technology is a natural next step in advancing our systems with cutting-edge neuromorphic AI capabilities.
The collaboration between BrainChip and Frontgrade Gaisler demonstrates the growing demand for space-optimized AI solutions. Neuromorphic technology’s ability to process data in a more human-like and efficient manner aligns perfectly with the stringent requirements of space exploration, where autonomy and reliability are non-negotiable.

Realizing a Vision for Space AI​

Sean Hehir, CEO of BrainChip, emphasized the significance of this partnership in advancing the boundaries of AI in space. “This collaboration with Frontgrade Gaisler to license Akida IP for space-based SoCs is a critical milestone in addressing the market demand for AI in space deployments,” said Hehir. “What was once thought unattainable—bringing advanced AI to space—is now becoming a reality, and we are proud to play a pivotal role in this transformation. Our trusted relationship with Frontgrade Gaisler enables us to push the limits of what’s possible in space computing.”
The integration of BrainChip’s Akida IP into Frontgrade Gaisler’s SoCs represents a union of two innovative approaches: BrainChip’s focus on event-based neuromorphic AI and Frontgrade Gaisler’s expertise in developing radiation-hardened, fault-tolerant microprocessors. Together, the companies are set to overcome some of the most challenging obstacles in space technology, such as the harsh radiation environment and the need for ultra-efficient computing solutions.
As space missions become increasingly complex and ambitious, the demand for autonomous, intelligent systems capable of making split-second decisions without relying on Earth-based control is growing rapidly. The Akida platform’s ability to support on-board AI inference while conserving resources makes it a vital component of the next generation of space exploration technologies.
This partnership highlights the importance of collaboration in advancing the frontiers of technology. By combining their strengths, BrainChip and Frontgrade Gaisler are enabling AI to extend its reach far beyond Earth, opening up new possibilities for innovation and discovery in the vast expanse of space.

I see the link . Thank you.

 

[Diogenese]

It may be that FG are working on another function that requires Gen 2 and TENNs hence the provision for another licence.
As space craft evolve there will be many different functions that require AKIDA. The size of the royalty indicates the importance of AKIDA to this program.

Yeah ... but ...

the nother licence is for Akida 1 IP for EU$150k oar 15%.

So for the immediate future, Akida 1 fits the bill.

There is nothing preventing FG negotiating an Akida 2 licence in future, but I expect it will be significantly more expensive.

 

[Diogenese]

What I liked about the FG announcement was the word augment.

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... well I s'pose Peter's got a bit more time on his hands now ... how does he go on a ladder?

 

[rgupta]

Too many what ifs. We don’t want to have to depend on another company to maybe start generating large revenue. We want an established company that already generates high revenue. The AI industry is currently booming and making more money than ever so this small amount with such a minor company doesn’t get me that excited. Hopefully something with a bigger name arrives soon

I feel we can act like a tree than a climber. Brainchip have a merit of a tree, then why to remain like a parasite.

 

[FiveBucks]

Contract!!! Well done Sean. Now can you lock in about 20 more please!!

19 to go!

 

[Braintonic]

I have stayed away off this site due to its bias, but anyone here that seriously think there will be an announcement prior to Christmas on the iword of who is running this company Is delirious. Why would anyone sell shares in their company if they knew in the next 4 weeks that a deal would fall. Hehir has constantly strung shareholders along and continues to do it.You all had your chance to vote him out last AGM but no like lemmings you followed his words, Remember them IMMINENT…… what have we got FKN not a word since. Lemmings that what I called you bunch.IWork for one of the largest worldwide companies and today I had to resort to send a email to one of our General Managers as they were looking at integrating AI into our company. I forwarded him Brainchips website link In the hope of achieving something. It only takes 200 signatures from shareholders to instigate a extraordinary AGM. If Christmas hits and nothing announced.I suggest as a shareholder you must think TIME TO GO HEHIR. You missed your chance last AGM don’t make the same mistake. Don’t wait till there is no money left in the bank account get rid of them.

Sorry, what do you mean? No offence intended Galaxy, just tongue in cheek.

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

Sorry, what do you mean? No offence intended Galaxy, just tongue in cheek.

Yes, hasn't aged terribly well has it?
Still, no-one expects the......

 

[Galaxycar]

I stand by my statement, if the happy clappers think that a $150k up deal is going to change shareholders angst we’ll suggest you reconsider. How many shareholders have lost 80% plus of their shareholder value, A majority is the answer, cause this bullshit NDA path management have gone down. If Brainchip would have come out and quantified that the 10% net sales royalty Brn estimate would bring in estimated 20-30 million year ending 2026 I would doubt myself. But no they leave us guessing tell us nothing, All this absolute crap about shorters getting burnt today,is that crap they are laughing all the way to the bank they are still in control, Shares up 1 CENT, Why because the shorters know if they get in the shit management will sell them 50 millions shares just like in the last capital raise. Yes the sofisticated investers were the shorters. Management sold us all out to the shorters to stay afloat. So no the next investor votes won’t be any different than the last, votes will go against them and in a substantial way. The shorters aim is to get rid of management, choke the supply of money, keep the share price low at any cost, to upset shareholders. I cant for the life of me can’t see anything changing, WOW 150K deal, ALL THE HAPPY CLAPPERS HERE have stated wait for the first IP deal wait for the first IP Deal well we waited and what we were still all refreshing over share accounts all day 100 times 1 FUCKEN CENT. Pantene that

 

[manny100]

I stand by my statement, if the happy clappers think that a $150k up deal is going to change shareholders angst we’ll suggest you reconsider. How many shareholders have lost 80% plus of their shareholder value, A majority is the answer, cause this bullshit NDA path management have gone down. If Brainchip would have come out and quantified that the 10% net sales royalty Brn estimate would bring in estimated 20-30 million year ending 2026 I would doubt myself. But no they leave us guessing tell us nothing, All this absolute crap about shorters getting burnt today,is that crap they are laughing all the way to the bank they are still in control, Shares up 1 CENT, Why because the shorters know if they get in the shit management will sell them 50 millions shares just like in the last capital raise. Yes the sofisticated investers were the shorters. Management sold us all out to the shorters to stay afloat. So no the next investor votes won’t be any different than the last, votes will go against them and in a substantial way. The shorters aim is to get rid of management, choke the supply of money, keep the share price low at any cost, to upset shareholders. I cant for the life of me can’t see anything changing, WOW 150K deal, ALL THE HAPPY CLAPPERS HERE have stated wait for the first IP deal wait for the first IP Deal well we waited and what we were still all refreshing over share accounts all day 100 times 1 FUCKEN CENT. Pantene that

This deal is a real positive as is the recent contract simply because they validated the product and represent another step in the BRN journey to aspirational leadership in the Edge industry over the next decade.
The knocks are just smoke screens set up by THE NAPPY CRAPPERS.
Inside holdings at around 15 5% to 16.6% will effectively prevent any board spill attempts and takeovers less than 'to good to refuse offers'.

 

[Diogenese]

Hello fellow brners,
Happy silly season soon,
Been waiting like everyone else but things are slowly being uncovered and it was very nice to see this announcement this morning re Frontgrade Gaisler inc a nice mention in the Herald Sun.
BrainChip Holdings (ASX:BRN) has announced that Frontgrade Gaisler, a provider of radiation-hardened microprocessors for space, has licensed its Akida 1.0 Neuromorphic AI IP for integration into space-grade, fault-tolerant chips. BrainChip will receive royalties from Frontgrade.

I also happy to come across an interesting article on Risc-V with Brainchip mentioned. (this probably has surfaced here on tse before) but given the injection of funds by Jeff Bezos to Tenstorrent in early December, I thought it might be worth a revisit of it especially the part where it says Synergies between Risc-v, Tenstorrent and Brainchip.
The combination of Tenstorrent’s GPU capabilities and BrainChip’s neuromorphic approach demonstrates the broad applicability of RISC-V in both conventional AI workloads and next-generation computational neuroscience



It's good to be a shareholder.
Hope Bravo gets new running shoes for xmas.

Hi MDhere,

What do you know d Dr Jerry A. Smith?

While they say that no publicity is bad publicity, I'm not sure I understand his assertion that Akida uses RISC-V.

RISC-V is software, and Akida does not use software.

The links to his Linkedin and other links use such termd and buzzwords as "agentic", "heuristic", "quantum entanglement", "free energy principle (there's a law of thermodynamics about this)", so they are rabit holes I keep a good 40 foot pole's length away.

The titles of some of his recorded talks does little to allay my doubts:

https://soundcloud.com/drjerryasmith

Not so much the far edge as the far side.

 

[Galaxycar]

What if one of the 16.6% are the ones instigating the turmoil as yourself the last announcement shorts went up,price stayed still, this announcement without seeing the short sales yet,moneys on they went up, aim of the game upset shareholders get rid of management. Tommorrow unless something strange happens shares will be even or down 1.5 cent. Result shareholders will start whinging again rinse and repeat.

 

[Fullmoonfever]

I suppose one could conclude that MB were still working on neuromorphic with Akida through pretty much all of 2024

https://de.linkedin.com/in/sreelakshmi-rameshan-037159b1

Sreelakshmi Rameshan​

Graduate student at University of Stuttgart| Computer Science​

Mercedes-Benz AG University of Stuttgart​

Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany​

Experience​

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  Master Thesis​

  Mercedes-Benz AG​

  Feb 2024 - Sep 2024 8 months
  Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
  For my master's thesis at Mercedes-Benz AG, I conducted an in-depth analysis of frameworks and strategies for converting neural networks (NN) into spiking neural networks (SNN) for neuromorphic processors. The project involved evaluating SDKs for neuromorphic hardware like BrainChip Akida, Intel Loihi, and SynSense to assess their compatibility, functionality, and performance. Using frameworks such as MetaTF, Lava, and Sinabs, I translated the PilotNet model into SNNs and analyzed their practical feasibility, documenting challenges and conducting performance evaluations based on metrics like MSE and accuracy. This work also explored the use of neuromorphic processors as accelerators for neural networks, identifying hurdles and proposing solutions to optimize translation processes.

 

[Frangipani]

I suppose one could conclude that MB were still working on neuromorphic with Akida through pretty much all of 2024

https://de.linkedin.com/in/sreelakshmi-rameshan-037159b1

Sreelakshmi Rameshan​

Graduate student at University of Stuttgart| Computer Science​

Mercedes-Benz AG University of Stuttgart​

Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany​

Experience​

• 
  

  Master Thesis​

  Mercedes-Benz AG​

  Feb 2024 - Sep 2024 8 months
  Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
  For my master's thesis at Mercedes-Benz AG, I conducted an in-depth analysis of frameworks and strategies for converting neural networks (NN) into spiking neural networks (SNN) for neuromorphic processors. The project involved evaluating SDKs for neuromorphic hardware like BrainChip Akida, Intel Loihi, and SynSense to assess their compatibility, functionality, and performance. Using frameworks such as MetaTF, Lava, and Sinabs, I translated the PilotNet model into SNNs and analyzed their practical feasibility, documenting challenges and conducting performance evaluations based on metrics like MSE and accuracy. This work also explored the use of neuromorphic processors as accelerators for neural networks, identifying hurdles and proposing solutions to optimize translation processes.

Hi Fullmoonfever,

that’s the same Master’s thesis I had alluded to in a previous post of mine I had not yet followed up on:

And then there is also a recent Master’s thesis sort of connected to MB’s neuromorphic research (more on that later, as posts have a limit of 10 upload images) that strengthens my belief that MB are still weighing their options…


Lots of points raised that cannot simply be glossed over and that suggest to me Mercedes-Benz is nowhere near to implementing neuromorphic technology at scale into serial cars.

Interested to hear your or anyone else’s thoughts on those points.

However, it was already completed in August 2024, so I did not come to the same conclusion as you have…

https://elib.uni-stuttgart.de/bitstream/11682/15133/1/Sreelakshmi-Thesis%20Report.pdf

Here are some excerpts:

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Hi Fullmoonfever,

that’s the same Master’s thesis I had alluded to in a previous post of mine I had not yet followed up on:



However, it was already completed in August 2024, so I did not come to the same conclusion as you have…

https://elib.uni-stuttgart.de/bitstream/11682/15133/1/Sreelakshmi-Thesis%20Report.pdf

Here are some excerpts:



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Interestingly, she says Akida had limitations with complex temporal tasks....was she using Akida 1 or TENNS is the question for mine.

Would like to suspect it was V1 and that TENNS would reduce some of the said limitations.

Curious to see what the research cooperation with Waterloo brings and whether they move closer to someone like ABR or if they are utilising Waterloo's skill sets to assist further with something like Akida.

 

[Frangipani]

Interestingly, she says Akida had limitations with complex temporal tasks....was she using Akida 1 or TENNS is the question for mine.

Would like to suspect it was V1 and that TENNS would reduce some of the said limitations.

There is neither mention of Akida 2.0 nor TENNs in this Master’s thesis, even though the author’s research was conducted in the first half of 2024 (she would have required a few weeks prior to submission for the actual write-up).

To me this was yet another indication that the Mercedes-Benz neuromorphic researchers have not been charging ahead with Akida 2.0 / TENNs behind the scenes as much as some fellow posters will try to make you believe - or in the worst case, have not even started to do any research on Akida’s second generation at all…

Here are some more screenshots I took when I first chanced upon this Master’s thesis in October:

 

[Tothemoon24]

Frontgate Gaisler Leads European Initiative for Ultra Deep Sub-Micron Semiconductor Technology for Space Applications​

Gothenburg, Sweden (16 December 2024) – Under a newly signed contract with the European Space Agency (ESA), Frontgrade Gaisler is leading an ambitious initiative to secure European sovereignty in advanced semiconductor technologies for space applications. This project aims to develop foundational technology for some of the world’s most sophisticated integrated circuits for space, leveraging Ultra Deep Sub-Micron (UDSM) nodes as advanced as 7nm.
As part of the ESA-backed “EEE Space Component Sovereignty for Europe” program, Frontgrade Gaisler is collaborating with key industry leaders such as imec (Interuniversity Microelectronics Centre vzw) and IMST GmbH, to leverage their collective expertise in high-performance microprocessors, advanced semiconductor libraries, and high-speed memory interfaces. To meet the ever-increasing performance needs of space computing, the project will incorporate additional state-of-the-art technologies from adjacent developments and partners, including high-speed serial interfaces, die-to-die interconnect, and System-in-Package concepts.
“ESA is proud to support this groundbreaking initiative, which represents a critical step toward European sovereignty in advanced semiconductor technologies for space,” said Boris Glass, Technical Officer at ESA. “By investing in Ultra Deep Sub-Micron processes such as 7 nm FinFET CMOS technology, we are ensuring that Europe remains at the forefront of space innovation and autonomy, securing the technology necessary for next-generation space exploration and satellite constellations. This collaboration with Frontgrade Gaisler and its industry partners is essential to meet the growing demands of the space sector and strengthen Europe’s capabilities in the global arena.”
The consortium’s initial focus is to establish radiation-hardened libraries and Intellectual Property (IP) cores that will serve as the foundation for highly reliable and efficient UDSM-based integrated circuits. Building on this foundation, an advanced RISC-V microprocessor prototype will be developed and tested for performance and radiation.
In a future project, this microprocessor prototype will be advanced toward full functionality, production, and qualification, providing Europe with autonomous and highly competitive space computing capabilities, facilitating advanced AI and Edge computing to meet the demands of next-generation satellite constellations and deep-space missions.
“Frontgrade Gaisler has decades of experience supplying the space sector with advanced semiconductor products, which lends itself well to the work of EEE Space Component Sovereignty for Europe,” said Sandi Habinc, General Manager at Frontgrade Gaisler. “Through this program, we’re leveraging our expertise – along with the other participants – to advance UDSM technology and to strengthen our position in this industry.”
With its extensive history, Frontgrade Gaisler is well positioned to lead the efforts toward the next-generation, space-grade microprocessor technology. Since inception, the team has been committed to providing tangible benefits that help progress and grow the entire space community and that enable new types of space missions, offering long-term growth opportunities for the industry as a whole.
About the European Space Agency
The European Space Agency (ESA) is Europe’s gateway to space. Its mission is to shape the development of Europe’s space capability and ensure that investment in space continues to deliver benefits to the citizens of Europe and the world.
About Frontgrade Gaisler
Frontgrade Gaisler, a Frontgrade company, is a leading provider of radiation-hardened microprocessors and IP cores for critical applications, particularly in the space industry. The company’s processors are ideal for any space mission or other high-reliability application due to their reliability, fault tolerance, and radiation tolerance. Frontgrade Gaisler microprocessors can be found all over the solar system, from Mercury to Neptune.
About Frontgrade
Technologies is the leading provider of high-reliability, radiation-hardened solutions for defense, intelligence, commercial, and civil applications. The Company offers a complementary and integrated suite of mission critical electronics. Key products include rad-hard components, mission processing subsystems, high power amplifiers, custom ASICs, motion control systems, waveguides, antennas, and power management solutions. For more information, visit www.frontgrade.com.
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[MDhere]

Hi MDhere,

What do you know d Dr Jerry A. Smith?

While they say that no publicity is bad publicity, I'm not sure I understand his assertion that Akida uses RISC-V.

RISC-V is software, and Akida does not use software.

The links to his Linkedin and other links use such termd and buzzwords as "agentic", "heuristic", "quantum entanglement", "free energy principle (there's a law of thermodynamics about this)", so they are rabit holes I keep a good 40 foot pole's length away.

The titles of some of his recorded talks does little to allay my doubts:

https://soundcloud.com/drjerryasmith

Not so much the far edge as the far side.

Hi Diogenese,
The article moreover talks about Tenstorrent and Brainchip (hardware) enhancing Risc-v (software) -
Notable Hardware Implementations Using RISC-V
RISC-V’s versatility is demonstrated through its adoption by companies such as Tenstorrent and BrainChip. Tenstorrent leverages RISC-V in high-performance GPUs for training and inference of large neural networks, providing an adaptable platform for machine learning workloads. Meanwhile, BrainChip’s Akida neuromorphic processor uses RISC-V to perform event-driven neural computation inspired by the human brain, emphasizing energy efficiency and real-time responsiveness for edge applications. These implementations illustrate how RISC-V enables innovative hardware solutions across traditional and next-generation AI workloads.
All in all I made reference to this article as Frontgrade Gaisler deals with Risc-V and is licensing Akida and Tenstorrent recently had a large $$ injection of funds by JB,that the podcast which Brainchip and Tenstorrent did some time back makes it a little more interesting as well as the connection in the article. Gotta love synergies. But what would I know.., I am just a simple gal trying to make my way through the maze

 

[goodvibes]

Here is the answere for using Akida 1 & 2 by frontgrade gaisler

 

[Frangipani]

Curious to see what the research cooperation with Waterloo brings and whether they move closer to someone like ABR or if they are utilising Waterloo's skill sets to assist further with something like Akida.

Well, since Chris Eliasmith, who as head of the Computational Neuroscience Research Group (CNRG) will be leading the research collaboration with Mercedes-Benz at the University of Waterloo is one of ABR’s Co-Founders, their CTO as well as one of their Directors, I would be immensely surprised if he were to pick another company over ABR to co-collaborate, especially given ABR is a University of Waterloo spin-off!

Whereas the official MB announcement merely stated that the MoU’s research focus is “on the development of algorithms for advanced driving assistance systems”, an article published by the University of Waterloo itself (see below) mentions “software and hardware development”:

“In collaboration with Mercedes Benz, CNRG will apply their neuromorphic computing expertise — designing and developing software and hardware development designed to mimic how the brain works — to making autonomous vehicle technology safer and more efficient. This collaboration highlights the University’s commitment to building meaningful industry and research partnerships for societal, economic, technological, health and sustainable impact.

AV systems struggle with complex tasks like “scene understanding,” which Eliasmith explains is the use of body language and eye contact to interpret whether a pedestrian is about to cross the road. Using simulations and neuromorphic technology, the lab will enhance the system’s perception, prediction and control features, improving its ability to read and react to its environment correctly.”

Using our brains to advance the power and performance of AVs | Waterloo News

An interdisciplinary research team from the University of Waterloo is building systems that mimic the human brain to improve the power efficiency and performance of artificial neural networks like those used in autonomous vehicle (AV) technology. Self-driving cars must navigate, make decisions...

uwaterloo.ca

Also, have a look at these three University of Waterloo posts relating to the MoU with Mercedes-Benz that Chris Eliasmith reposted - not a single by someone working for BrainChip. Isn’t that rather telling?

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Shared expertise:
Our CTO, Dr. M. Anthony (Tony) Lewis, has served as a visiting or adjunct professor at the University of Waterloo, among other institutions. This suggests a potential for knowledge exchange between BrainChip and the university, although it doesn't indicate a formal collaboration.

Research on hardware for artificial intelligence:
Both BrainChip and researchers at the University of Waterloo (Chris Eliasmith and Terry Stewart) have been exploring hardware architectures needed for implementing sophisticated machine intelligence (see pic below)


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True, our CTO used to be a part-time Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of Waterloo (2003-2009) while working on robots in his own company - Iguana Robotics - but that was in a completely different department at the time, namely the Department of Kinesiology at the Faculty of Health, where he was collaborating with the late Aftab Patla on “human visuomotor coordination of locomotion”.

Aftab Patla biography | Kinesiology and Health Sciences

Aftab Patla's biography.

uwaterloo.ca

 

[Frangipani]

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