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Guess Mercedes in 2024We will be seeing these in automobiles in 2025
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TheUnfairAdvantage
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The new Range Rover Sports will include āHey Range Roverā voice recognition.We will be seeing these in automobiles in 2025
Anyone looked or think it could include Akida. No mention of AI in the article though.
2023 Range Rover Sport revealed, price and specs confirmed for Australia
The first new Range Rover Sport in nine years has been revealed, with technology and engines borrowed from its bigger brother.
I looked a little deeper. Range Rover Jaguar partner with NVidia. There is strong speculation that NVidia might be using Akida SOC as their AI accelerator.
If that is the case then there could very well be IP revenue generated from this link very soon given the new Series Rangd Rover is in production and release imminent.
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RobjHunt
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Ditto!
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For production cycles in the automotive industry it's too early to have Akida integrated yet. I think not earlier than 2024 is a realistic view.The new Range Rover Sports will include āHey Range Roverā voice recognition.
Anyone looked or think it could include Akida. No mention of AI in the article though.
2023 Range Rover Sport revealed, price and specs confirmed for Australia
The first new Range Rover Sport in nine years has been revealed, with technology and engines borrowed from its bigger brother.www.drive.com.au
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The new Range Rover Sports will include āHey Range Roverā voice recognition.
Anyone looked or think it could include Akida. No mention of AI in the article though.
2023 Range Rover Sport revealed, price and specs confirmed for Australia
The first new Range Rover Sport in nine years has been revealed, with technology and engines borrowed from its bigger brother.
TheUnfairAdvantage
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Tata! Possible!
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For cycles when the platform exists, and it does, a common interval is 3a. For an update 1.5.
JK200SX
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The new Range Rover Sports will include āHey Range Roverā voice recognition.
Anyone looked or think it could include Akida. No mention of AI in the article though.
2023 Range Rover Sport revealed, price and specs confirmed for Australia
The first new Range Rover Sport in nine years has been revealed, with technology and engines borrowed from its bigger brother.
Yep, AKIDA everywhere..........
VictorG
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It might surprise some of you that I'm not a tech geek. I understand numbers and the BRN numbers floating around regarding MC, market share, revenue, etc have been mind boggling, and it's just the tip of the iceberg.
The information flow courtesy of the 1000 eyes is non stop and always bang on. I'm so humbled to be part of this amazing community. Thank you Zeeb0t and founding members for TSE and many thanks to all the contributors that selflessly share their research here.
BRN and we, the true believers, have weathered everything thrown our way yet here we are verging on world domination.
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The information flow courtesy of the 1000 eyes is non stop and always bang on. I'm so humbled to be part of this amazing community. Thank you Zeeb0t and founding members for TSE and many thanks to all the contributors that selflessly share their research here.
BRN and we, the true believers, have weathered everything thrown our way yet here we are verging on world domination.
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SharesForBrekky
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Interesting article about where Google are keen to head:
www.theverge.com
Not saying Google are looking into Akida but this bit indicates they could be looking into that direction:
"Google seems to be going out of its way to try and make users feel comfortable with its presence: itās moving more AI to devices themselves instead of processing and storing everything in the cloud, itās pushing toward new systems of data collection that donāt so cleanly identify an individual, and itās offering users more ways to control their own privacy and security settings. But the ambient-computer life requires a privacy tradeoff all the same, and Google is desperate to make it good enough that itās worth it. Thatās a high bar and getting higher all the time."
Pixel by Pixel: how Google is trying to focus and ship the future
For now, Googleās universe revolves around the smartphone. For now.
Not saying Google are looking into Akida but this bit indicates they could be looking into that direction:
"Google seems to be going out of its way to try and make users feel comfortable with its presence: itās moving more AI to devices themselves instead of processing and storing everything in the cloud, itās pushing toward new systems of data collection that donāt so cleanly identify an individual, and itās offering users more ways to control their own privacy and security settings. But the ambient-computer life requires a privacy tradeoff all the same, and Google is desperate to make it good enough that itās worth it. Thatās a high bar and getting higher all the time."
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M_C
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Apologies if posted already
www-nextplatform-com.cdn.ampproject.org
Neuromorphic Computing Will Need Partners To Break Into The Datacenter
The emerging field of neuromorphic processing isnāt an easy one to navigate. There are major players in the field that are leveraging their size and ample
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Tim Llewellynn
CEO and Co-Founder of NVISO Human Behaviour AI | President Bonseyes Community Association | Coordinator Bonseyes AI Marketplace | IBM Beacon Award Winner6h
NVISO is running on Neuromorphic computing! Today we are very excited to announce our next major achievement in bringing Human Behaviour AI to extreme edge devices which is the successful running of our Emotion AI App at 250fps at 90+% accuracy (2bit quantization) on the BrainChip Akida neuromorphic processor. This represents a 20x performance improvement over a single core ARM A53 CPU running an equivalent 8bit network which is a game changer for computer vision at the extreme edge. And this is just the tip of the ice-berg! Being able to run high-frame rate, high accuracy AI Apps on ultra-low power hardware (i.e run off batteries without the internet) opens the door to all sorts of amazing HMI experiences. From high frame-rate gaze tracking at 1000 FPS to gesture recognition and 3d body pose tracking will lead to amazing solutions from the metaverse to the self-driving cars without needing to rely on the cloud. Stay tuned for more exciting news coming soon in this space and checkout our automotive demo in the first comment. p.s. if you want to help build the real meta-verse with extreme edge AI - send me a DM as we are hiring
M_C
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Designing the Next Ultra-Low-Power Always-On Solution
Increasingly, users expect their systems to be ready to respond at any timeāfor example, using a voice command to launch a music playlist. System designers have traditionally relied on classical signal processing techniques on simple microcontrollers to implement such features. [ā¦]
embeddedvisionsummit.com
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Tim Llewellynn
CEO and Co-Founder of NVISO Human Behaviour AI | President Bonseyes Community Association | Coordinator Bonseyes AI Marketplace | IBM Beacon Award Winner
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NVISO is running on Neuromorphic computing! Today we are very excited to announce our next major achievement in bringing Human Behaviour AI to extreme edge devices which is the successful running of our Emotion AI App at 250fps at 90+% accuracy (2bit quantization) on the BrainChip Akida neuromorphic processor. This represents a 20x performance improvement over a single core ARM A53 CPU running an equivalent 8bit network which is a game changer for computer vision at the extreme edge. And this is just the tip of the ice-berg! Being able to run high-frame rate, high accuracy AI Apps on ultra-low power hardware (i.e run off batteries without the internet) opens the door to all sorts of amazing HMI experiences. From high frame-rate gaze tracking at 1000 FPS to gesture recognition and 3d body pose tracking will lead to amazing solutions from the metaverse to the self-driving cars without needing to rely on the cloud. Stay tuned for more exciting news coming soon in this space and checkout our automotive demo in the first comment. p.s. if you want to help build the real meta-verse with extreme edge AI - send me a DM as we are hiringmu
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Tim Llewellynn
CEO and Co-Founder of NVISO Human Behaviour AI | President Bonseyes Community Association | Coordinator Bonseyes AI Marketplace | IBM Beacon Award Winner
6h
NVISO is running on Neuromorphic computing! Today we are very excited to announce our next major achievement in bringing Human Behaviour AI to extreme edge devices which is the successful running of our Emotion AI App at 250fps at 90+% accuracy (2bit quantization) on the BrainChip Akida neuromorphic processor. This represents a 20x performance improvement over a single core ARM A53 CPU running an equivalent 8bit network which is a game changer for computer vision at the extreme edge. And this is just the tip of the ice-berg! Being able to run high-frame rate, high accuracy AI Apps on ultra-low power hardware (i.e run off batteries without the internet) opens the door to all sorts of amazing HMI experiences. From high frame-rate gaze tracking at 1000 FPS to gesture recognition and 3d body pose tracking will lead to amazing solutions from the metaverse to the self-driving cars without needing to rely on the cloud. Stay tuned for more exciting news coming soon in this space and checkout our automotive demo in the first comment. p.s. if you want to help build the real meta-verse with extreme edge AI - send me a DM as we are hiring
Labsy
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Sounds like NDA's in place untill 3rd parties have patents in place... cell phones? Laptops? Then we piggy bag on revenue, locked into someone else's patent... have I understood correctly?. Wow. The mind boggles.
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This passage shivers me timbers. Brainchip is plundering the Ai Edge:Apologies if posted already
Neuromorphic Computing Will Need Partners To Break Into The Datacenter
The emerging field of neuromorphic processing isnāt an easy one to navigate. There are major players in the field that are leveraging their size and ample
āThe company has announced a number of partnerships, including with nViso, an AI analytics company. The collaboration will target battery-powered applications in robotics and automotive sectors using Akida chips for nVisoās AI technology for social robots and in-cabin monitoring systems. BrainChip also is working with SiFive to integrate the Akida technology with SiFiveās RISC-V processors for edge AI computing workloads and MosChip, running its Akida IP with the vendorās ASIC platform for smart edge devices. BrainChip also is working with Arm.ā
My opinion only DYOR
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AKIDA BALLISTA
MDhere
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Toulouse home of a.i. geniuses
I wonder if Elodie from Wyca will be in bed (embedded)
with Akida! seems like a great match.
I wonder if Elodie from Wyca will be in bed (embedded)
with Akida! seems like a great match.
JK200SX
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"This little green thing with flashing lights" - Love it!
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BrainChip on LinkedIn: NVISO presents Automotive Interior Monitoring System (IMS) AI Solutionā¦
NVISO presents Automotive Interior Monitoring System (IMS) AI Solution with Neuromorphic Computing with BrainChip Akida https://lnkd.in/dZKVcJma @nviso thisā¦
robsmark
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Thereās some top research on here atm, so just wanted to give to big thank you to everyone for putting the hard yards in.
Global markets are in tatters, but there is so much potential here I can bearly contain my excitement. Letās hope that the company officially releases this information to the market soon and we can leave the $1 range for higher levels. Money isnāt everything at the moment, but it builds shareholder confidence - and in a market like this, I think itās important.
Ballista.
Global markets are in tatters, but there is so much potential here I can bearly contain my excitement. Letās hope that the company officially releases this information to the market soon and we can leave the $1 range for higher levels. Money isnāt everything at the moment, but it builds shareholder confidence - and in a market like this, I think itās important.
Ballista.
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