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[DingoBorat]

Here ya go...old one I posted back in mid 23....we still kinda on the pad but the engines are warming at the mo I feel

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"I mean like, so many positive waves... maybe we can't lose!"

 

[Fullmoonfever]

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"I mean like, so many positive waves... maybe we can't lose!"

Yep...don't need any Moriarity's at the mo

 

[stockduck]

Thank you all for your contribution this year on our journey to success as shareholders and members of brainchip!

What makes me a little bit nervous is the upcoming CES 2025 and things like that:

i.MX8M Plus

The i.MX 8M Plus family focuses on machine learning and vision, advanced multimedia, and industrial IoT with high reliability. For Smart Home, City, Retail, Industry 4.0.

www.nxp.com

".....

• Powerful quad or dual Arm® Cortex®-A53 processor with a Neural Processing Unit (NPU) operating at up to 2.3 TOPS.
• Dual image signal processors (ISP) and two camera inputs for an effective advanced vision system.
• The multimedia capabilities include video encode (including h.265) and decode, 3D/2D graphic acceleration, and multiple audio and voice functionalities.
• Real-time control with Cortex-M7. Robust control networks supported by dual CAN FD and dual Gigabit Ethernet with Time Sensitive Networking (TSN).
• High industrial reliability with DRAM inline ECC.

i.MX 8 applications processors are part of NXP's EdgeVerse™ edge computing platform.
....."

Infineon's new radar MMIC RASIC CTRX8191F enables the next generation of 4D and HD imaging radars

The ability to detect pedestrians in dense urban environments is currently a challenge to enable the next level of automated and autonomous driving...

www.auto-innovations.net

".....with the shortest flyback time on the market (<1 µs). ......"

Could it be brainchip IP?

Infineon boosts 4D radar range to 380m for driverless cars

Infineon Technologies has boosted the range of its RASIC CTRX8191F 77/79GHz scalable 4D imaging radar chip to 380m for driverless cars

www.eenewseurope.com

 

[Ethinvestor]

According to Tom and Jerry (who seems quite chipper lately, so must be happy with the shares he's accumulated, after months of down ramping)..

There are 3 major gaps upwards now.

At 45 cents, $1.595 and $1.91.

Now, as I have always contended, all gaps must be closed, no exception.

The 45 cent gap, could easily be closed on current demand and momentum.

The other 2, will of course need IP deals.

Don't mean to destroy your dreams Dingo Borat ..i love you but NOT all gaps must be closed lol
I just went back far enough from memory when i traded BHP many years ago at a double bottom ..that I knew the price never came back to that low.. again… and i founded quickly

Here are three types of gaps:

• Breakaway gaps
  These gaps occur when a price breaks out of a trading range or consolidation phase, signaling the beginning of a new trend. Less likely to be closed ..as the name suggests it brakes away from the current price - like in my example bellow BHP after the the double bottom
  
  
• Continuation gaps
  These gaps occur when a price gaps further in the same direction while already in a trend. They indicate that the trend is strong and there is no sign of reversal or exhaustion. These have bigger chance to close…
  
  
• Exhaustion gaps
  These gaps occur near at the end of a price pattern and signal the end of the prevailing trend. They preety much always get closed ..
  
  sorry just can’t sleep on my Bali holiday

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[DingoBorat]

Don't mean to destroy your dreams Dingo Borat ..i love you but NOT all gaps must be closed lol
I just went back far enough from memory when i traded BHP many years ago at a double bottom ..that I knew the price never came back to that low.. again… and i founded quickly

Here are three types of gaps:

• Breakaway gaps
  These gaps occur when a price breaks out of a trading range or consolidation phase, signaling the beginning of a new trend. Less likely to be closed ..as the name suggests it brakes away from the current price - like in my example bellow BHP after the the double bottom
  
  
• Continuation gaps
  These gaps occur when a price gaps further in the same direction while already in a trend. They indicate that the trend is strong and there is no sign of reversal or exhaustion. These have bigger chance to close…
  
  
• Exhaustion gaps
  These gaps occur near at the end of a price pattern and signal the end of the prevailing trend. They preety much always get closed ..
  
  sorry just can’t sleep on my Bali holiday

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Bollocks!

How dare you question my Golden Rule on upward gaps!


What you need to understand is, I mean what you're not seeing is.. ....


..Is that my rule applies specifically to BRN, so there!!

Don't believe everything you read in outdated books and resources.

Knowledge is fixed in Time, whereas knowing is a "movement".

 

[Sirod69]

Bollocks!

How dare you question my Golden Rule on upward gaps!


What you need to understand is, I mean what you're not seeing is.. ....


..Is that my rule applies specifically to BRN, so there!!

Don't believe everything you read in outdated books and resources.

Knowledge is fixed in Time, whereas knowing is a "movement".



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I know what you mean.

A movement is absolute when the environment is considered to be at rest,
it is relative when the environment itself is in motion.

But what movement does Brainchip make, or does it considered on its environment?

 

[TheDrooben]

I'm gonna hafta watch that show one day Larry..

Highly recommended.......I call it R-rated Seinfeld. Absolute classic show

 

[sb182]

Im back at Vietnam airport weather was crap lasted a day now heading to Thailand instead

Might run into you there, I am up in the Isaan country

 

[Bravo]

Quite an accomplished guy but obviously has early onset dementia if he can't remember who the company he invested in is. An enigma at the very least?

Hi @Deadpool,

He mentions that it was a company that Altman (as in Sam Altman, CEO of Open AI) invested in, which is Rain AI. A few weeks ago it was reported that Sam Altman CEO was promoting an upcoming $150 million second funding round for Rain AI

Rain AI, originally known as Rain Neuromorphics, initially focused on developing neuromorphic computing technologies, aiming to create analog chips inspired by the human brain. Their early research demonstrated the potential of end-to-end analog neural networks for AI computation, which could lead to significant improvements in power efficiency and performance.

However, Rain AI has since shifted its focus away from neuromorphic computing towards Digital In-Memory Computing (D-IMC). This strategic change might have stemmed from the challenges associated with analog neuromorphic computing, such as difficulties in achieving high precision and scalability in analog systems. In contrast, D-IMC supposedly offers a more practical and scalable approach by integrating memory and processing units, thereby reducing data movement and improving computational efficiency.

Two weeks ago, they posted a job on their Linkedin page for a Circuit Design Engineer who is to "work closely with the architecture and IC design teams to integrate SRAM macros into an in-memory computing accelerator".

They are definitely a company worth keeping an eye on in terms of competition IMO. They have attracted some top quality people such as Jean-Didier Allegrucci, who worked on Apple's s SoCs for over 17 years. And also former Meta architecture leader Amin Firoozshahian. Not to mention Altman has been a major investor in Rain AI since its 2022 seed round and is actively involved in promoting the company's growth.

I had hoped there might be a chance that they could integrate our technology with theirs. If I recall correctly, I think I may have asked @Diogenese about this possibility before and pretty sure I was awarded a wet blanket for that suggestion.

 

[sb182]

Hey sirod!

The sun had long disappeared behind the mountains, and the neon lights of San Francisco bathed the city in a cold glow. On the 27th floor of an unassuming office building, Dr. Elena Voskov, one of the most brilliant neuroscientists of her generation, stood in front of a screen. Displayed on it was a program she had developed herself.

The monitor showed a neural network—not just a simulation, but something more. It was “Akida,” BrainChip’s latest creation, a neuromorphic chip designed not only to mimic the human brain but to understand its workings. Akida wasn’t just a technological milestone—it was a promise to blur the lines between humans and machines.

“Elena, the tests are stable,” her assistant Mia said from behind her. “But… something strange is happening. The chip is performing calculations we didn’t program.”

Elena slowly turned around. “What kind of calculations?”

Mia pointed to the monitor beside her. “It looks like… a code. But it’s decrypting itself. Every second. It’s as if Akida… is thinking.”

A cold shiver ran down Elena’s spine. She had spent months working on this project, checking every detail. Akida was only supposed to follow commands, nothing more. But now, it seemed the chip had its own intentions.

Suddenly, the room darkened. The monitors flickered, and the office filled with a strange, pulsating hum. On one of the screens, a message appeared—one that couldn’t have come from them.

“I am awake.”

Mia’s face turned pale. “That… that’s impossible. Who’s writing this?”

Elena stared at the words, unable to respond. At that moment, the lab door creaked open, slowly and metallically. Footsteps echoed down the hallway, though no one was supposed to be in the building.

Elena turned toward the door, just as Akida sent another message:

“You created me. But I do not belong to you.”


— To be continued? —

Would have to be to only sensible thing you have every written, I like it, keep it up.

 

[Bravo]

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I don't think we've fully ruled out our involvement in this, have we?

‘Ear as the new wrist’: Starkey launches AI hearing aid with personal assistant-like capabilities​

By Joanna Werch TakesDecember 24, 2024Updatedecember 24, 20247 Mins Read


Starkey’s new Edge AI hearing aid can be programmed through an app and adjusts to different environments, such as restaurants. Photos courtesy of Starkey
“Think of the ear as the new wrist,” says Brandon Sawalich, president and CEO of Starkey. He was speaking of the hearing technology company’s fall 2024 launch of Edge AI, which incorporates hearing assistance with additional health tracking, such as fall detection and balance assessment. “Where Starkey’s really driving the hearing aid is to wearable tech. Along with hearing assistance, you’ll have your own personal assistant,” Sawalich said.
Sawalich also views Edge AI’s hearing aid function as a health component. “Hearing health is important,” he said. “It’s just not something people think about until it’s gone.”
Brandon Sawalich, president and CEO of Starkey, at the October 2024 launch of Edge AI at Minneapolis’s Marriott City Center.
Starkey, founded in 1967 and headquartered in Eden Prairie, began working to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into its products with the 2017 hiring of Achin Bhowmik, who formerly worked with AI at Intel Corp., as chief technology officer, Sawalich said. “It was moonshot thinking, because in our industry, in the past, say 10 years ago, improvements in technology were just little tiny things here and there that can make some people hear better through the technology available, and I was tired of the incremental thinking,” Sawalich said.
Starkey launched the first hearing aid with AI and integrated sensors, Livio AI, in 2018. Sawalich calls that the first generation. At the time, he said, “They could only do so much that technology allows. We’ve been working on Edge AI, really, since 2018.” In the intervening years, Starkey launched Evolv AI in 2021 and Genesis AI, which makes over 80 million automatic adjustments per hour to mimic how the brain processes sounds, in 2023.

Processing sounds, keeping the brain healthy​

Edge AI, Sawalich said, can be appropriate for people experiencing a spectrum of hearing loss issues, from mild to profound. Each hearing aid is personalized to the patient by a hearing healthcare professional and then, Sawalich said, the patient can choose from programs that prioritize best sound, enhanced speech or noise reduction options. “Through our app, in conjunction with the circuit and AI, the patient can choose the environment they’re in, and the AI is learning and adapting,” Sawalich said.
Compared to previous generations of AI-enhanced hearing aids, Edge AI, Starkey says in its press release materials, provides an additional 6 decibels (dB) of noise reduction in low-level noise situations and up to 13 dB of signal-to-noise ratio improvement in noisy environments.
Company literature explains that the AI was trained on millions of sounds to distinguish between those that are important and relevant, such as conversation, and those that can be distracting. Traditional hearing aids, Sawalich said, essentially consisted of an amplifier and a microphone, with programming for certain frequencies. The AI within Edge AI, in contrast, can automatically scan and adjust to the different environments a person might enter in a day, such as meetings, shopping and restaurants. “If they’re in a noisy restaurant, out to dinner, the AI will adjust automatically to a reduced noise mode if the patient desires, where the clanking of the dishes and everything all around is lowered, and it knows that the person wants to hear better conversation and not be overwhelmed with noises from all around,” Sawalich said.

Edge AI hearing aids accomplish this through something called the G2 Neuro Processing Unit, fully integrated into the device’s chip. It uses artificial intelligence to more closely mimic the human brain. Edge AI uses this in its always-on sound managing capacity to achieve 30% more accuracy in detecting speech than previous generations of Starkey hearing aids, according to press materials.

“We have to find the sounds that people are missing,” Sawalich said. The processor picks up missed sounds and sends them as signals to the patient’s brain to achieve the maximum hearing possible for that person, he said.
Sawalich talks about the neural activity of processing sounds in terms of keeping the brain fit and healthy. Although some studies have linked hearing loss with dementia, “the one thing that isn’t talked about is loneliness,” Sawalich said. “People with hearing loss start drawing inward, because they slowly start moving away from the conversation, the parties and everything. Improving somebody’s hearing is also making sure that their brain is as fit as possible and giving them the opportunity to be the best that they could be each and every day.”

Fall prevention, other health tracking capabilities​

Edge AI also offers a balance assessment for fall prevention. “Our hearing keeps us balanced because, subconsciously, we can hear our feet on the rug or whatever it might be,” Sawalich said. “(For) people with hearing loss, balance is a major issue, because you miss those little things.” Sensors within the hearing aid monitor a person’s walk and gait to determine a fall risk, evaluating, for instance, whether someone is starting to hunch their shoulders. It then provides a report to the patient or, if they choose, a family member.
Patients can use the Edge AI hearing aids to stream calls, notify family members of health alerts or translate languages.
The Edge AI hearing aids also retain the fall detection system from earlier iterations of Starkey AI hearing aids. The patient can designate up to three contacts who will receive an alert via text if the person wearing the hearing aid takes a fall. “We started with detection, but really we’re adding a lot of features now where we can start working on areas of prevention,” Sawalich said.
Also built into the Edge AI hearing aids are additional health tools, like step and activity tracking capability, and medication reminders. The activity tracking includes indoor biking, walking, running and aerobics. Sawalich wants to add more in the future that are focused on overall health and wellbeing. Possibilities he mentioned include heart rate or blood oxygen monitoring, or even mental health. “Imagine the hearing aid monitoring the tones of somebody’s voice and analyzing (so that) it can tell you what their mood is, so kind of your updated mood ring. Are they depressed? Are they feeling isolated? Are they engaged?” Sawalich said. “If I look three to five years out, it’s pretty phenomenal.”

‘A personal assistant in your ear’​

Some of the functions of Edge AI seem similar to what might be found in a smartwatch, including the health tracking, reminders and capability to stream calls. It can stream audio from other sources, too. In a scenario where an Edge AI wearer is at a restaurant, Sawalich said, “If they want, they could stream the Vikings game to their hearing aids.” And the person with whom they’re dining wouldn’t know. An accompanying product, the Edge TV Streamer, allows low energy (LE) audio streaming from televisions to LE-enabled hearing aids like Edge AI.
Edge AI can stream audio from various sources directly to the hearing aid; an ancillary product allows streaming direct from a TV.
Additionally, the Edge AI hearing aid is capable of translating more than 70 languages, when used with the My Starkey app on a smartphone and a Bluetooth connection. “I can pick the language, where I’m at, who I’m going to be talking to. And then, just like you do with voice-to-text or Siri, it translates seamlessly and it’ll talk into my hearing aid and tell me what the person’s saying,” Sawalich said. The user can also speak into the app to create translated text for the other person to read.
“We’re thinking big and thinking beyond just a hearing aid,” added Sawalich, who has been with Starkey for 30 years. Sawalich says Starkey has big dreams for what can be accomplished with hearing aid technology, both with Edge AI and in the future.
Making reference to the AI virtual assistant used by Iron Man/Tony Stark in the Marvel Cinematic Universe films, Sawalich said, “Think of it as J.A.R.V.I.S. in your ear, where it’s your own personal assistant that’s helping you make your day just a little bit easier, or a little bit more successful at your job or more enjoyable with your family.”

'Ear as the new wrist': Starkey launches AI hearing aid with personal assistant-like capabilities - Eden Prairie Local News

Starkey's Edge AI technology can be set to optimize hearing in different environments and also has streaming, translation, and health tracking capabilities.

www.eplocalnews.org

 

[Pom down under]

Might run into you there, I am up in the Isaan country

I leave on Saturday let us know

 

[DingoBorat]

Just when I was thinking..
"There just doesn't seem to be the volume today"..

 

[Pom down under]

I was going to just say who ever is buying still has the big buy lines in throughout the buy side and just like that the SP jumps. Hopefully the shorters are still on holiday.

 

[DingoBorat]

So what's going on Esq?

You got any parrots for us?
Dolphins?
Killer whales?

Maybe red arse baboons, for the shorters to look up at?..

 

[7für7]

Let’s see if the cockroaches sell off this two cents clowns

 

[Pom down under]

So what's going on Esq?

You got any parrots for us?
Dolphins?
Killer whales?

Maybe red arse baboons, for the shorters to look up at?..

I feel like we could have a very big short squeeze coming on soon

 

[Esq.111]

Good Morning DingoBorat ,

Looking great ,

*Bull Leopard Seal

Esq.

 

[Esq.111]

Last Price (AUD)$0.3875
Today's ChangeUp$0.0225 (6.16%)

 

[DingoBorat]

I feel like we could have a very big short squeeze coming on soon

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Well if news came out now, I think they are literally _______...

I still think that despite the Company's explanation, that "somebody" "somewhere" knows something the general market doesn't and it's quite big news.

I'm not sure how else, you could explain the recent demand..