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#EmbeddedWorld2025 marked another exciting milestone for BrainChip. | BrainChip
#EmbeddedWorld2025 marked another exciting milestone for BrainChip. Over the course of the event, we had the opportunity to engage with developers, partners, and industry leaders from around the globe, all sharing a vision for more intelligent, efficient, and responsive edge AI. Our booth was...www.linkedin.com
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The two gentlemen standing next to Alf Kuchenbuch and Gilles Bézard in the top picture are Jules Lecomte and Axel von Arnim from fortiss, by the way!
Great to see them visiting the BrainChip booth!
Coincidentally, I had posted another picture with Jules Lecomte in it just two hours ago, regarding the CORINNE project… Or was it telepathy?
Anyway, today was definitely not Jules Lecomte’s first encounter with Akida:
https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-447484
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great telepathy! well done!
Ladies and gentlemen, we have a new partner - fortiss!
Fortiss is the München/Munich-based Research Institute of the Free State of Bavaria for software-intensive systems (https://www.fortiss.org/en/about-fortiss).
It is a non-profit limited company, whose shareholders are the Free State of Bavaria (2/3) and the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft / Fraunhofer Society (1/3).
They have been doing neuromorphic research for years, collaborating extensively with Intel, and as partners in the Human Brain Project also experimented quite a bit with SpiNNaker. In addition, they have also worked with IBM:
https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-418482
Neuromorphic Computing - fortiss
The fields of competence at the fortiss Institute face the current trends in the development of software and its use in practice within an ambitious research program.
As I mentioned in my above post last night, fortiss and neuroTUM (TU München) jointly organised a Neuromorphic Hackathon in mid-November, where a student team mentored by Jules Lecomte (fortiss), Gregor Lenz (Neurobus) and Arunkumar Rathinam (University of Luxembourg) won the challenge using Akida.
Note, though, that fortiss have also newly partnered with Innatera alongside us.
(brochure in German only)
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