I’m not sure what/who Tech was responding to. Seemed disjointed.Not sure. Can anyone elaborate on TECHS post?
Question?
$5?
2025?
The horse has entered the barn. I repeat the horse has entered the barn.In July I intend asking that question directly, to both.
$5.00 was said with a smile last year.
2025 maybe a fair and reasonable time to rack the cue, but I need to hear that personally, before I accept it as gospel.
Love Brainchip, the staff, the technology, the passion, the shareholder loyalty, the dream, and both our Founder/s.
Truly blessed, me and you all...may the journey continue for a few more years.
No further comment from me.
Goodnight from WA...Tech x
Love your thinking FF - are you still a 1% man? lolMy takeaway and why:
Marc Steimer said in five years there will be NO DUMB SENSORS.
Marc Steimer said SENSOR FUSION is the most beneficial aspect by fusing multiple sensory inputs to create an actionable output intelligible to a human operator.
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At 2021 Ai Field Day Anil Mankar said we believe EVERY SENSOR HAS A RIGHT TO BE SMART
Brainchip says WE DON’T MAKE SENSORS WE MAKE THEM SMART.
Brainchip says WE PROCESS ALL FIVE SENSES.
Rob Telson SESOR FUSION is what Brainchip can do.
Michael DELL said 10% of data currently processed at Edge in 2025 75% of data will be processed at the Edge.
BRAINCHIP HAS A PATENT PROTECTED THREE YEAR LEAD AND 2022 TO 2025 IS FOUR YEARS AND WHEN THE NEXT IP WITH LSTM IS RELEASED SHORTLY THIS LEAD EXTENDS TO 5 YEARS - source Peter van der Made
QUESTION:
‘IF IT IS NOT BRAINCHIP WHO WILL IT BE MAKING SENSORS SMART AND FUSING DIVERSE SENSORY DATA DURING THE NEXT 4 YEARS INTO ACTIONABLE INSIGHTS AT THE EDGE?’
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
Yes Hoppy,I think He's just stepping back from the day to day management now they have Sean in place so he can concentrate fully on the big sky picture and over the horizon type thinking.
They're a couple years late. Those thousands of percent gains most of their readers missed
I think they did, but not directly, if you recall the sympathy towards Peter in the room that was voted against Peter as a Director, 109,789,182 to be precise, you can't tell me that was just retail, ...IMO it came much higher up in the food chain...Quite possibly because no one asked that question![]()
Still love this:
I think they did, but not directly, if you recall the sympathy towards Peter in the room that was voted against Peter as a Director, 109,789,182 to be precise, you can't tell me that was just retail, ...IMO it came much higher up in the food chain...
I might be persuaded that 1.5% is possible but I do now accept that the market is trillions not billions.Love your thinking FF - are you still a 1% man? lol
...so where does it say that he was going to step down in the AGM presentation? if I may be so bold as to say that it is still in progress ... or is this one of those imaginary things that will happen when it happens?...So they did address the issue and explained Peter was going to concentrate on his Research in Perth which was rather given a top priority, so that question did get addressed, indirectly.
Have you been talking with Cathy FF? ..........I might be persuaded that 1.5% is possible but I do now accept that the market is trillions not billions.
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
1000% agree FF.It is interesting that:
1. Peter van der Made initiated the search for the Manager of the Research Institute whose job includes ensuring the timely completion of all paperwork related to the lodging of world wide patents on a daily basis as well as staffing and leases AND managing the move to new larger shinier premises.
2. Some might think Peter van der Made is better occupied with research and his Board duties. Peter van der Made clearly thought so.
3. Peter van der Made remains on the Board
4. Peter van der Made remains Chief Technology Officer
5. Peter van der Made flew from Perth to Sydney for the AGM
6. Peter van der Made sat at the table with all the Board members and answered questions deferred to him by the Chair
7. Peter van der Made attended with the CEO and other Board members and jointly presented to Institutional Investors after the AGM in Sydney
8. Peter van der Made attended at social events and spoke to some retail shareholders
9. Peter van der Made according to all reports strongly supports the new CEO and current direction
10. Peter van der Made remains the number one shareholder
11. Peter van der Made by has actions raised no question that I perceive needed to be asked unless I disagree with a company having a just in case succession plan for key management and research employees. I don’t disagree it just makes sense.
12. There was nothing preventing anyone of the 65 shareholders in attendance or those on line submitting questions if they had such concerns and as no questions were forthcoming from retail or institutional investors it seems my personal lack of concern was shared by all.
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA