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[Slade]

BrainChip is sexy!
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I guess this has been discussed. The Renesas guy on the video suggests Akida will be use on the new Prophesee camera.
Is he talking about this mob:

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Sorry don’t have my laptop. I have fallen behind a bit.

 

[FJ-215]

BrainChip is sexy!
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Vibration data.....nice

 

[Bravo]

I guess this has been discussed. The Renesas guy on the video suggests Akida will be use on the new Prophesee camera.
Is he talking about this mob:

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Sorry don’t have my laptop. I have fallen behind a bit.

Slade! Where have you been hiding!

Oh, there you are!

 

[FJ-215]

Vibration data.....nice

Awsome Slade....this just gets better and better

 

[Fullmoonfever]

US stock site thoughts this eve.

BRN.AX Stock Price Forecast. Should You Buy BRN.AX?

Check if BRN.AX Stock has a Buy or Sell Evaluation. BRN.AX Stock Price (ASX), Forecast, Predictions, Stock Analysis and BrainChip Holdings Limited News.

stockinvest.us

 

[Bravo]

Today I took the time to listen again to the BrainChip podcast with Edge Impulse's CEO, Zach Shelby. At approx 4 mins in, there's a discussion about why being part of an ECOSYSTEM is so necessary if you are attempting to bring disruptive technologies into the mainstream.

When I reflect on what has happened in between this podcast and now, I am literally blown away. Blown away because of the progress that's been made in so short a time-frame. What a well thought out, strategic move! The ecosystem is now blossoming with links in every possible direction - BrainChip - Arm - Edge Impulse - SiFive - NVISO - NASA - Mercedes - etc, etc..

Please, if you haven't done so before, listen in again and I promise it will give you goosebumps!

 

[FJ-215]

Today I took the time to listen again to the BrainChip podcast with Edge Impulse's CEO, Zach Shelby. At approx 4 mins in, there's a discussion about why being part of an ECOSYSTEM is so necessary if you are attempting to bring disruptive technologies into the mainstream.

When I reflect on what has happened in between this podcast and now, I am literally blown away. Blown away because of the progress that's been made in so short a time-frame. What a well thought out, strategic move! The ecosystem is now blossoming with links in every possible direction - BrainChip - Arm - Edge Impulse - SiFive - NVISO - NASA - Mercedes - etc, etc..

Please, if you haven't done so before, listen in again and I promise it will give you goosebumps!

Hi B,

Just got through the video that Slade put up. Super keen to revisit earlier presentations from Zach. Hitting the play button now!!

 

[TECH]

Congratulations Brainchip Holdings Ltd

The pathway was laid a number of years ago, and we just continue moving along it, despite all the negatives, despite
all the hurdles, despite all the mine fields, we just continue moving forward.

Yes, we are destined to become a global player at some point, but please, never, ever forget where this all started.

Achieving a promotion to the ASX200 is a great step up the corporate ladder, more doors will open, more positive
conversations will be heard echoing around the global tech world...has Brainchip arrived, no, not just yet....BUT
we, as a team are heading in the right direction.

Another tick marked off, congratulations to all staff and holders...Love Brainchip

 

[dippY22]

To be honest I have no idea what will actually happen but my take on it is that the more exposure we get the better off we will be in the long term.

Both of us have been here since 2015 (I think that is the case for you as well) and I personally see this milestone as a recognition by the market in general on how far we have progressed. It's been a long journey but an exciting one.

If anyone did not take us seriously before they are going to have to now!

Unfortunately there are still a lot of people out there who don't know we even exist so this is a step in the right direction.

I agree there is some risk involved in being played by the institutions but if all of us Long Term Holders can just hang in there for a couple of more years our patience we will be rewarded.

As others have stated the games will probably be played for a while until the revenue starts to roll but I say to the players, Let the Games Begin as we will be the eventual winners

Your "milestone" comment got me to thinking about timelines. Timelines are a way to visually see the progress of something, right?

Well, in a similar way that the tip of the iceberg graphic visually presents companies with a Brainchip connection on one simple image, a Brainchip timeline might be an interesting graphic to make, as well. A visual diary of significant events. And it can be annotated as time goes by. Today, for example, a tick would be added with the notation "Added to ASX 200" (or the actual date it happens).

My computer / graphic production skills suck so if anyone else thinks this would be worth creating go for it. We are assembling quite a list of noteworthy events. And it is only going to increase and become more significant. For example, I look forward to the day when a tick is added for inclusion of Brainchip into the Nasdaq.

I also think such a graphic could be useful on Brainchips website. It is an easy and quick way for interested eyes, especially new visitor eyes, to see in one easy to understand way (visually) the chronological progress Brainchip is making. A snapshot in time does not speak to the progress a company like Brainchip is making, but a timeline does.

The challenge may be to determine what is "timeline worthy" and what is not.

Anyway,....just a thought. Regards, dippY

 

[Beebo]

One other thing I would like to see as a knock on to our admission is more local and overseas credible analyst coverage and research reports issued for the wider investor mkt.

Agreed. Credible analyst coverage would be welcome, but who would be brave enough to stick their neck out with all the NDA fog?

Looking for another Mercedes moment to lift more fog!!

 

[Slade]

The Renesas guy in the video let’s it slip that Akida will be in the latest Prophesee camera.

From Prophesee website:
“

Built on the most advanced neuromorphic vision research in the world.​

Based on decades of research in the field of neuromorphic engineering and computer vision, Prophesee brings dramatic improvements in artificial vision speed and efficiency.

Combined with advanced AI-based processing, Prophesee introduces a paradigm shift in computer vision that strongly reduces machines’ energy consumption and computational power requirements.”

PROPHESEE | Metavision Technologies

REVEAL THE INVISIBLE with the world's most advanced neuromorphic vision system, inspired by human vision and built on the foundation of neuromorphic engineering. PROPHESEE gives Metavision to machines, revealing what was previously invisible to them.

www.prophesee.ai

 

[Slade]

Is this our link to Sony though Prophesee?

Prophesee launches EVK4 based on new Sony IMX636ES HD sensor

First EVK for immediate evaluation of Sony IMX636ES HD sensor - industry’s only commercial-grade Event-Based Vision stacked sensor.

www.prophesee.ai

 

[FJ-215]

Agree. Totally agree.


I have had such angst about U.S. participation in our companies prospects I am at a loss for words. What and where is Integrous??? Why is the take up in ADR shares virtually non-existent? Something is definately missing here, and I cannot put my finger on it.

I recently discussed that one of Sean's stated goals is to get the word out about Brainchip. My thinking then and now, is that the word needs to be taken directly to the investment community in the United States.

At this point I am so frustrated that I would be even willing to have Sean, or Jerome, or Rob, or Anil, etc. make an appearence on the Mad Money clown show. Something .....anything. Regards, dippY

Hi dippY22,

Meant to reply to this the other day but have been distracted. I've been following the OTC listings for years, at the time we carried the AZKLF ticker. Never cared about price or volume, the only reason I followed the OTC was to see if anyone in the States had picked up on BRN's potential. It seems that the wait continues. Are we just ahead of the market? I think that neuromorphic computing is getting put in the same basket as quantum computing.

This needs to be resolved!!

Sean was keen to push for some of our NDA customers to step out in to the light. Until this happens I think we maybe stuck in the doldrums. The SP jumped when Mercedes showed their hand. We need another major player to show their cards.

 

[Bravo]

I guess this has been discussed. The Renesas guy on the video suggests Akida will be use on the new Prophesee camera.
Is he talking about this mob:

Industry Insights

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Sorry don’t have my laptop. I have fallen behind a bit.

Yes, Zack Shelby (Edge Impulse) says at about 15.30 that they’re matching Akida with Prophesee cameras! Great pick-up Slade!

 

[Diogenese]

Yes, Zack Shelby (Edge Impulse) says at about 15.30 that they’re matching Akida with Prophesee cameras! Great pick-up Slade!

Prophesee worked with Bosch in developments for the DVS event camera which is highly compatible with SNNs.

WO2019180033A1 FAST DETECTION OF SECONDARY OBJECTS THAT MAY INTERSECT THE TRAJECTORY OF A MOVING PRIMARY OBJECT

A system (1) for detecting dynamic secondary objects (55) that have a potential to intersect the trajectory (51) of a moving primary object (50), comprising a vision sensor (2) with a light-sensitive area (20) that comprises event-based pixels (21), so that a relative change in the light intensity impinging onto an event-based pixel (21) of the vision sensor (2) by at least a predetermined percentage causes the vision sensor (2) to emit an event (21a) associated with this event-based pixel (21), wherein the system (1) further comprises a discriminator module (3) that gets both the stream of events (21a) from the vision sensor (2) and information (52) about the heading and/or speed of the motion of the primary object (50) as inputs, and is configured to identify, from said stream of events (21a), based at least in part on said information (52), events (21b) that are likely to be caused by the motion of a secondary object (55), rather than by the motion of the primary object (50).

CLAIMS:

1. A system (1) for detecting dynamic secondary objects (55) that have a potential to intersect the trajectory (51) of a moving primary object (50), comprising a vision sensor (2) with a light-sensitive area (20) that comprises event-based pixels (21), so that a relative change in the light intensity impinging onto an event-based pixel (21) of the vision sensor (2) by at least a predetermined percentage causes the vision sensor (2) to emit an event (21a) associated with this event-based pixel (21), characterized in that the system (1) further comprises a discriminator module (3) that gets both the stream of events (21a) from the vision sensor (2) and information (52) about the heading and/or speed of the motion of the primary object (50) as inputs, and is configured to identify, from said stream of events (21a), based at least in part on said information (52), events (21b) that are likely to be caused by the motion of a secondary object (55), rather than by the motion of the primary object (50).
...
6. The system (1) according to any one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the system (1) further comprises a classifier module (4) that is configured to classify, from the events (21a) that the discriminator module (3) has identified as events (21b) that are caused by the motion of a secondary object (55), and/or from image information (22b) pertaining to a region (23a, 23b) in the field of view (23) of the vision sensor (2) that has given rise to said identified events (21b), said secondary object (55) into at least one of several categories (41a-41c).

7. The system (1) according to claim 6, characterized in that the classifier module (4) comprises an artificial intelligence module, a computer vision module, and/or a statistical classifier module, that is trainable, and/or has been trained, using learning samples of input information and corresponding learning samples of desired classification results (41a-41c).

8. The system (1) according to claim 7, characterized in that the artificial intelligence module comprises a spiking neural network that is configured to directly receive a stream of identified events (21b) as input.

Maybe I should move Prophesee from my "Competitors" list to my "Partners" list, oh, and Bosch?

 

[Perhaps]

The Renesas guy in the video let’s it slip that Akida will be in the latest Prophesee camera.

From Prophesee website:
“

Built on the most advanced neuromorphic vision research in the world.​

Based on decades of research in the field of neuromorphic engineering and computer vision, Prophesee brings dramatic improvements in artificial vision speed and efficiency.

Combined with advanced AI-based processing, Prophesee introduces a paradigm shift in computer vision that strongly reduces machines’ energy consumption and computational power requirements.”

PROPHESEE | Metavision Technologies

REVEAL THE INVISIBLE with the world's most advanced neuromorphic vision system, inspired by human vision and built on the foundation of neuromorphic engineering. PROPHESEE gives Metavision to machines, revealing what was previously invisible to them.

www.prophesee.ai

Akida or Brainchip anywhere mentioned by name? Prophesee partners with SynSense. BMW is one of their customers. Better file under competition:

Prophesee, SynSense form vision computing partnership

Two European companies with strong Chinese connections, event-based image sensing pioneer Prophesee SA and neuromorphic computing startup SynSense, have formed a partnership to develop combination vision computing chips and subsystems.

www.eenewsanalog.com

SynSense and Prophesee to combine neuromorphic engineering expertise - New Electronics

SynSense and Prophesee, two neuromorphic technology companies, have announced a partnership that will leverage their respective expertise in sensing and processing to develop ultra-low-power solutions for implementing intelligence on the edge for event-based vision applications.

www.newelectronics.co.uk

Swiss-Chinese AI chip developer cuts cockpit deal with BMW

SynSense (Chengdu, China) has agreed to explore the use of neuromorphic chips in smart cockpits with car maker BMW.

www.eenewsanalog.com

 

[SERA2g]

Your "milestone" comment got me to thinking about timelines. Timelines are a way to visually see the progress of something, right?

Well, in a similar way that the tip of the iceberg graphic visually presents companies with a Brainchip connection on one simple image, a Brainchip timeline might be an interesting graphic to make, as well. A visual diary of significant events. And it can be annotated as time goes by. Today, for example, a tick would be added with the notation "Added to ASX 200" (or the actual date it happens).

My computer / graphic production skills suck so if anyone else thinks this would be worth creating go for it. We are assembling quite a list of noteworthy events. And it is only going to increase and become more significant. For example, I look forward to the day when a tick is added for inclusion of Brainchip into the Nasdaq.

I also think such a graphic could be useful on Brainchips website. It is an easy and quick way for interested eyes, especially new visitor eyes, to see in one easy to understand way (visually) the chronological progress Brainchip is making. A snapshot in time does not speak to the progress a company like Brainchip is making, but a timeline does.

The challenge may be to determine what is "timeline worthy" and what is not.

Anyway,....just a thought. Regards, dippY

This isn't up to date but the information within would serve as a good starting point for anyone keen to put something together.

The picture came from an Investment Thesis that was being circulated mid-late 2021. Credit goes to "Liam Murphy" who prepared the thesis, someone whom I believe to be a regular poster on TSEx (without doxxing their username).

 

[Perhaps]

Prophesee worked with Bosch in developments for the DVS event camera which is highly compatible with SNNs.

WO2019180033A1 FAST DETECTION OF SECONDARY OBJECTS THAT MAY INTERSECT THE TRAJECTORY OF A MOVING PRIMARY OBJECT

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A system (1) for detecting dynamic secondary objects (55) that have a potential to intersect the trajectory (51) of a moving primary object (50), comprising a vision sensor (2) with a light-sensitive area (20) that comprises event-based pixels (21), so that a relative change in the light intensity impinging onto an event-based pixel (21) of the vision sensor (2) by at least a predetermined percentage causes the vision sensor (2) to emit an event (21a) associated with this event-based pixel (21), wherein the system (1) further comprises a discriminator module (3) that gets both the stream of events (21a) from the vision sensor (2) and information (52) about the heading and/or speed of the motion of the primary object (50) as inputs, and is configured to identify, from said stream of events (21a), based at least in part on said information (52), events (21b) that are likely to be caused by the motion of a secondary object (55), rather than by the motion of the primary object (50).

CLAIMS:

1. A system (1) for detecting dynamic secondary objects (55) that have a potential to intersect the trajectory (51) of a moving primary object (50), comprising a vision sensor (2) with a light-sensitive area (20) that comprises event-based pixels (21), so that a relative change in the light intensity impinging onto an event-based pixel (21) of the vision sensor (2) by at least a predetermined percentage causes the vision sensor (2) to emit an event (21a) associated with this event-based pixel (21), characterized in that the system (1) further comprises a discriminator module (3) that gets both the stream of events (21a) from the vision sensor (2) and information (52) about the heading and/or speed of the motion of the primary object (50) as inputs, and is configured to identify, from said stream of events (21a), based at least in part on said information (52), events (21b) that are likely to be caused by the motion of a secondary object (55), rather than by the motion of the primary object (50).
...
6. The system (1) according to any one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the system (1) further comprises a classifier module (4) that is configured to classify, from the events (21a) that the discriminator module (3) has identified as events (21b) that are caused by the motion of a secondary object (55), and/or from image information (22b) pertaining to a region (23a, 23b) in the field of view (23) of the vision sensor (2) that has given rise to said identified events (21b), said secondary object (55) into at least one of several categories (41a-41c).

7. The system (1) according to claim 6, characterized in that the classifier module (4) comprises an artificial intelligence module, a computer vision module, and/or a statistical classifier module, that is trainable, and/or has been trained, using learning samples of input information and corresponding learning samples of desired classification results (41a-41c).

8. The system (1) according to claim 7, characterized in that the artificial intelligence module comprises a spiking neural network that is configured to directly receive a stream of identified events (21b) as input.

Maybe I should move Prophesee from my "Competitors" list to my "Partners" list, oh, and Bosch?

And that's the result:

Speck™: Event-Driven Neuromorphic Vision SoC | SynSense

Speck is the world’s first fully event-driven neuromorphic vision SoC using the dynamic vision sensing and the spiking neural network technology.

www.synsense-neuromorphic.com

 

[TheFunkMachine]

This chip looks promising to me. Have we discussed this previously?

Words used:
Spiking AI accelerators
IOT
RISC-V
Si-five partnership

 

[dippY22]

This isn't up to date but the information within would serve as a good starting point for anyone keen to put something together.

The picture came from an Investment Thesis that was being circulated mid-late 2021. Credit goes to "Liam Murphy" who prepared the thesis, someone whom I believe to be a regular poster on TSEx (without doxxing their username).


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Bingo....there you go.