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Following @Fullmoonfever’s discovery yesterday of Fernando Sevilla Martinez’s (Data Science Specialist at Volkswagen) recent GitHub project - demonstrating Akida-powered neuromorphic processing for V2X and federated learning prototypes - there may be broader implications worth noting.

This article below, published a month ago, discusses how Verizon is launching its first commercial V2X platform and it has signed on Volkswagen, the Arizona Commerce Authority, the Delaware Department of Transportation and Rutgers University as its first customers.

The article suggests that Volkswagen could possibly incorporate V2X in next year's models.

in August 2024, the Biden administration, announced a plan to deploy V2X nationwide by 2036 which "means that the highways of the near future could be dotted with 5.9 GHz radio transceivers that communicate with cellular radios inside your car and update vehicles as they're driving to prevent accidents."

Verizon has been developing V2X capabilities for some time. In 2022, Verizon and Cisco collaborated on a successful demonstration in Las Vegas where they showed that cellular and mobile edge compute (MEC) technology can enable autonomous driving solutions without the use of physical roadside units to extend radio signals to enable C-V2X communication.

It’s also worth noting that BrainChip and Cisco partnered in 2016, specifically around neuromorphic video-analytics demos via Cisco’s IoE Innovation Center. While not directly connected to current V2X initiatives, that collaboration could become relevant again if neuromorphic approaches gain traction.

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Keep in mind that Raúl Parada Medina has a telecommunications background and works as a Senior Researcher for CTTC in Castelldefels near Barcelona, the Centre Tecnològic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya.

So when he describes himself as an “IoT research specialist within the connected car project at a Spanish automobile manufacturer”, the emphasis is on “connected” rather than on “automobile”. Therefore, any upcoming research projects may not involve cars at all.

Just to give you an idea what diverse topics Raúl Parada Medina has been working on over the past two years:



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