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Uuuummmm.. WOW! The Air Force intends to fast-track the development of new drones and the Head of the Air Force Secretary Frank Kendal said he is he’s "excited about advancements in technology related to “autonomous behaviors” and artificial intelligence-enabled “decision support.”
OMG! Is this AKIDA that he's referring too?
Published just 3 hours ago!!!!!!
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While larger-scale procurement of unmanned combat aircraft is still “a few years out,” Kendall said he’s excited about advancements in technology related to “autonomous behaviors” and artificial intelligence-enabled “decision support,” citing the Air Force Research Lab’s Skyborg program, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s Air Combat Evolution (ACE) program and Australia’s Loyal Wingman program as examples.
“The gamble that I’m making in the TacAir case for sure is that we’re going to go ahead with uncrewed combat aircraft,” he said. “We’re going to integrate those [technologies] into an operational capability and field it, and it’ll be the first time we’ve done that.”
The drones could carry a variety of payloads such as sensors, communication systems, weapons, and self-defense capabilities, he said.
“We’re going to open up a whole range of tactical behaviors, and I think the technologies are there to support this now and I don’t think we need to wait for more development on that,” Kendall said.
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OMG! Is this AKIDA that he's referring too?
Published just 3 hours ago!!!!!!
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While larger-scale procurement of unmanned combat aircraft is still “a few years out,” Kendall said he’s excited about advancements in technology related to “autonomous behaviors” and artificial intelligence-enabled “decision support,” citing the Air Force Research Lab’s Skyborg program, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s Air Combat Evolution (ACE) program and Australia’s Loyal Wingman program as examples.
“The gamble that I’m making in the TacAir case for sure is that we’re going to go ahead with uncrewed combat aircraft,” he said. “We’re going to integrate those [technologies] into an operational capability and field it, and it’ll be the first time we’ve done that.”
The drones could carry a variety of payloads such as sensors, communication systems, weapons, and self-defense capabilities, he said.
“We’re going to open up a whole range of tactical behaviors, and I think the technologies are there to support this now and I don’t think we need to wait for more development on that,” Kendall said.
Air Force chief ready to ‘gamble’ on fast-tracking new drones
The service wants new robotic wingmen to help maintain air superiority against advanced adversaries.
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Don’t know I searched both companies and cameras and came up with 3, but the cameras do look like something that could have Akida inside.
Could this guy (ex ARM) be the telecom application mentioned?
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Maybe this is why ScoMo stopped research funding for drones in Australia a month or so ago - we're going to buy (fund) the US development.Uuuummmm.. WOW! The Air Force intends to fast-track the development of new drones and the Head of the Air Force Secretary Frank Kendal said he is he’s "excited about advancements in technology related to “autonomous behaviors” and artificial intelligence-enabled “decision support.”
OMG! Is this AKIDA that he's referring too?
Published just 3 hours ago!!!!!!
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While larger-scale procurement of unmanned combat aircraft is still “a few years out,” Kendall said he’s excited about advancements in technology related to “autonomous behaviors” and artificial intelligence-enabled “decision support,” citing the Air Force Research Lab’s Skyborg program, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s Air Combat Evolution (ACE) program and Australia’s Loyal Wingman program as examples.
“The gamble that I’m making in the TacAir case for sure is that we’re going to go ahead with uncrewed combat aircraft,” he said. “We’re going to integrate those [technologies] into an operational capability and field it, and it’ll be the first time we’ve done that.”
The drones could carry a variety of payloads such as sensors, communication systems, weapons, and self-defense capabilities, he said.
“We’re going to open up a whole range of tactical behaviors, and I think the technologies are there to support this now and I don’t think we need to wait for more development on that,” Kendall said.
Air Force chief ready to ‘gamble’ on fast-tracking new drones
The service wants new robotic wingmen to help maintain air superiority against advanced adversaries.
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Interesting Panasonic product coming to market soon.
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With premium features now available on our most popular cameras, the new i-PRO S-series is setting the standard in surveillance cameras.
KEY BENEFITS OF THE PANASONIC i-PRO S-SERIES
The new i-PRO S-series surveillance cameras represent a quantum leap in performance. They deliver the ideal combination of superior imaging technology, advanced camera analytics, video management system (VMS) integration and cost efficiency for numerous applications across virtually every vertical market.
The artificial intelligence (AI) processing embedded in our premium cameras is now available in our flagship line of mid-range cameras, the S-series. The new i-PRO S-series features a built-in AI processor that transforms these advanced surveillance cameras into edge-computing devices, allowing a variety of applications to run simultaneously. Users can select and install the third-party analytics and applications they need without relying on a cloud- or server-based connection. This enables the new i-PRO S-series cameras to meet the requirements where “decisions” have to be made, at the edge.
In addition to enabling advanced analytics at the edge, the AI processor found in the new i-PRO S-series cameras provides stronger H.265 coding efficiency and image processing optimization to help conserve valuable bandwidth and recording storage space. It also has stronger image processing optimization to adapt to the dynamic changing scene environment, such as a backlit daytime area, low-lit room, or night vision. By optimizing image settings, including shutter speed, auto exposure and gamma correction, the new S-series produces a clearer image with less noise to help identify people and objects in low-light conditions.
The new i-PRO S-series cameras also feature sound classification analytics when used with an external mic to set alarms for specific sounds, such as gunshots, screaming, vehicle horns or glass breaking. The added dimension of sound further increases situational awareness beyond the visible viewing area of these intelligent edge solutions.
The new i-PRO S-series is also compatible with i-PRO’s Active Guard, providing an easy-to-use search function to quickly find specific people or vehicles through i-PRO’s Video Insight (VI) and Genetec VMS platforms. This powerful search feature eliminates the need to log into each camera separately to search for events and objects, increasing response times and enhancing overall safety and security.
Currently available in three models, indoor dome, indoor vandal dome and indoor box, the new i-PRO S-series cameras come bundled with AI software analytics, a five-year warranty and a Video Insight VMS camera license. The new i-PRO S-series cameras are also fully compatible with existing S-series mounts and brackets.
With premium features now available on our most popular cameras, the new i-PRO S-series is setting the standard in surveillance cameras.
KEY BENEFITS OF THE PANASONIC i-PRO S-SERIES
- Built-in AI processor provides advanced edge computing
- Allows for installation of third-party analytics
- Analytics do not require cloud or server connection
- Delivers stronger H.265 coding efficiency
- Enhanced dynamic range for challenging lighting conditions
- Superior image quality provides better identification
- Audio classification triggers alarms for specific sounds
- Analytics-driven search function by camera for VI and Genetec VMS platforms
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Great find @Bravo I wonder what @uiux thinks about this development being our resident guru on all things US Military.Uuuummmm.. WOW! The Air Force intends to fast-track the development of new drones and the Head of the Air Force Secretary Frank Kendal said he is he’s "excited about advancements in technology related to “autonomous behaviors” and artificial intelligence-enabled “decision support.”
OMG! Is this AKIDA that he's referring too?
Published just 3 hours ago!!!!!!
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While larger-scale procurement of unmanned combat aircraft is still “a few years out,” Kendall said he’s excited about advancements in technology related to “autonomous behaviors” and artificial intelligence-enabled “decision support,” citing the Air Force Research Lab’s Skyborg program, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s Air Combat Evolution (ACE) program and Australia’s Loyal Wingman program as examples.
“The gamble that I’m making in the TacAir case for sure is that we’re going to go ahead with uncrewed combat aircraft,” he said. “We’re going to integrate those [technologies] into an operational capability and field it, and it’ll be the first time we’ve done that.”
The drones could carry a variety of payloads such as sensors, communication systems, weapons, and self-defense capabilities, he said.
“We’re going to open up a whole range of tactical behaviors, and I think the technologies are there to support this now and I don’t think we need to wait for more development on that,” Kendall said.
Air Force chief ready to ‘gamble’ on fast-tracking new drones
The service wants new robotic wingmen to help maintain air superiority against advanced adversaries.
Where are you @uiux can you come out to play today?
@Bravo has a new ball and bat.
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Not sure if I’ve posted before, but the navy want a piece of the cake as wellUuuummmm.. WOW! The Air Force intends to fast-track the development of new drones and the Head of the Air Force Secretary Frank Kendal said he is he’s "excited about advancements in technology related to “autonomous behaviors” and artificial intelligence-enabled “decision support.”
OMG! Is this AKIDA that he's referring too?
Published just 3 hours ago!!!!!!
Extract
While larger-scale procurement of unmanned combat aircraft is still “a few years out,” Kendall said he’s excited about advancements in technology related to “autonomous behaviors” and artificial intelligence-enabled “decision support,” citing the Air Force Research Lab’s Skyborg program, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s Air Combat Evolution (ACE) program and Australia’s Loyal Wingman program as examples.
“The gamble that I’m making in the TacAir case for sure is that we’re going to go ahead with uncrewed combat aircraft,” he said. “We’re going to integrate those [technologies] into an operational capability and field it, and it’ll be the first time we’ve done that.”
The drones could carry a variety of payloads such as sensors, communication systems, weapons, and self-defense capabilities, he said.
“We’re going to open up a whole range of tactical behaviors, and I think the technologies are there to support this now and I don’t think we need to wait for more development on that,” Kendall said.
Air Force chief ready to ‘gamble’ on fast-tracking new drones
The service wants new robotic wingmen to help maintain air superiority against advanced adversaries.
With the airforce white paper below
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My enthusiasm meter has spiked ( up ) somewhat FF after listening to Sir Doug's interview this morning.
Consider this.
Whilst being invested in this Company has had it's up's and downs over quite a considerable time now, gotta be 6-7 years, if not longer, ( my memory cells aren't attuned quite so well as they used to be ) it's come to my notice that over all of this time, ( many life times for many species ) not one entity/person has " Spilled the beans " so to speak, in any real negative way.
Now, after listening to Doug, and inwardly digesting what he had to say, a couple of times, I'm now of the opinion, that Doug has " spilled the beans " in precisely the other direction, and in a very favorable way, if I'm reading his mind and thought processes correctly.
I know, that in your chosen profession you would have come across a few " bean spilling " episodes, so I was just wondering whether you had any thoughts on this, as I have had.
The excitement is gaining some momentum I feel. Can't really understand why the s/p has not responded " spiked" a bit more this morning. Are well, this is the irrational market response so far, I suppose, because this interview is a very worthy announcement in my mind, and should be treated as such.
Happy/ lucrative investing all.
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Okay already! Maybe I drempt. But I heard it on the ABC.
So now it's a state secret?
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Maybe some investors are waiting for the RBA decision this month on interest rates
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I was also happy to hear about what I would consider 'low hanging fruit' in the shorter term, being consumer products and applications. "Everything you touch will be personalised or customised in an impactful way." Is that the happy sound of revenue I hear?
Automotive revenue was described as being slightly further away timeline wise.
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Brainchip are now .25 basis points more attractive than companies carrying debt.Maybe some investors are waiting for the RBA decision this month on interest rates
What a clever Chief Financial Officer Brainchip has in Ken Scarince to go early with the call on LDA Capital.
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Yes he is. I also have a sneaking suspicion about the way our EAPs have acquired their Akida boards and the way the Raspberry Pi boards have been sold. It was good to hear MegaChips and Rob emphasize trust. The 2,000 eyes know how well the BrainChip team can guard a secret.
They don't make 'em like that anymore ...
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... and there's a very good reason for that.
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Surely it is! Nintendo is so critical to their business. A great partnership they have built up with them. Given Nintendo is highly into gamer interaction with their customers and VR and AI is surlely going to be a feature of future models dots are seriously joining here. Hmmm how many Nintendo's are sold each year!By gaming, does Doug mean Nintendo
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Hi @Rocket577
Do you know when Panasonic released the i-Pro Series?
The reason I ask is if MegaChips is the source of the IP via Brainchip then assuming it is after the IP licence agreement with MegaChips then this is possible.
If it was before the MegaChips IP agreement then it cannot have been through MegaChips and this would bring us back to Renesas assuming Panasonic are in fact using AKIDA technology.
Renesas did not licence all the IP only two nodes and so I am thinking this would be a little bit short on processing power for what Panasonic have described.
I will not be terribly disappointed if you turn out to be correct.
This Panasonic i-Pro Series camera line does seem very far along compared to how Doug was speaking about what MegaChips were doing with customers. Why would he not say something like we have a customer already coming to market or in the market?
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