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[Neuromorphia]

@bludybludblud

this one mentions PLEIADES...?

https://worldwide.espacenet.com/patent/search/family/096095874/publication/US2025209313A1?q=PLEIADES brainchip

US2025209313A1 METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR IMPLEMENTING ENCODER PROJECTION IN NEURAL NETWORKS

[0009] For generating content, the neurons of NN models, such as polynomial expansion in adaptive distributed event-based systems (PLEAIDES) models, perform a temporal convolution operation on input signals with the temporal kernels. In some aspects, the temporal kernels are represented as an expansion over a basis function with kernel coefficients Gi . In some aspects, the kernel coefficients are trainable parameters of the neural network during learning. In some aspects, the kernel coefficients remain constant while generating content using convolutions during inference. Even though the recurrent mode of PLEIADES decomposes the convolution with a kernel onto a set of basis functions, the contribution from each may not be used individually, but summed together to provide a scalar value of the convolution. Such a scalar value has more limited power in generating signals than if a contribution, coefficient, from each basis could be used.

 

[7für7]

Du nervst

 

[smoothsailing18]

FF


Brainchip needs to do something about security. Overnight another company called Deep Perception has broken in and added their name to the Partners page.

https://deepperception.ai/

 

[JoMo68]

Sorry, China: Albanese and Rudd work up new tech deal for Trump

US ambassador Kevin Rudd has revealed Australia is racing towards new high-tech pact with the US.

www.theage.com.au

 

[Jacob Kiraz]

Keep buying mate

Surely 1 day news will just roll in 1 after the other

 

[manny100]

"Lockheed, Arquimea Advance Tactical ISR With AI-Powered Anomaly Detection": Title of article. Link below.
Lockheed, Arquimea Advance Tactical ISR With AI-Powered Anomaly Detection
" Lockheed Martin’s Skunk Works and Spanish firm Arquimea have just dropped a major upgrade in tactical ISR: an AI-driven anomaly detection system designed to elevate visual intel to a whole new level."
" Moreover, the system doesn’t just scan more, it scans smarter." - AKIDA makes sensors smarter.
Have a read of the " How it works" section of the article.
We know Arquimea and Lockheed are very familiar with AKIDA.
It keeps getting better.

 

[manny100]

The link below is an even better article on the Lockheed, Arquimea partnership.
Skunk Works and Arquimea Develop AI Capable ISR Platforms
" Anomaly detection in electro-optical (EO) and infrared (IR) spectra enhances security, disaster response, environmental monitoring, and safety. It also helps detect hidden threats, wildfires, pollution, and equipment failures. This technology improves awareness, enables early warnings, and supports better decision-making."
They have been actually trialing it in jungle terrain. The article was published 25th April'25 so its been tested for a while now.
I like the below comment from the article.
" Building on this progress, in 2025 Skunk Works® and Arquimea will explore how these techniques can improve other sensors and decision-making for autonomous systems."
Looking great for Brainchip - Lockheed-Martin, Arquimea, Parsons and Bascom Hunter.

 

[Pom down under]

Been sitting in my favorites and not listened to it