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Terroni2105

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Husband and I just got this update in email from Comsec, a bit of promotion for Brainchip going out to however many people have Commsec as their trading platform which I imagine to be many thousands.


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oops, I deleted that email without reading it 🤣
Great to see!
I did too. LOL I was very angry at the time. LOL FF

AKIDA BALLISTA
 
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Slymeat

Move on, nothing to see.
lol yes I couldn't make it thin
Underlining is easy when you have an iPad you can even freehand draw good looking shapes. Just draw the line or shape and linger until the system straightens it up.

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So, we still playing with Socionext?

Above my pay grade but curious if Akida got a run?





Ultra-compact 60GHz radar sensor integrates signal processing​

Ultra-compact 60GHz radar sensor integrates signal processing

New Products | June 15, 2022
System-on-a-chip company Socionext has introduced radio-wave ranging sensors that use the 60GHz band with a built-in signal processing circuit for detecting the position and movement of a person with maximum accuracy.
By Rich Pell

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In addition to detecting the position and movements of a person, the SC1240 Series radio-wave ranging sensor’s high-precision sensing and built-in signal processing circuits utilize a 6.8GHz (57.1 ~ 63.9GHz) wide band. This enables the detection of minor movements as positional information, making the device ideal for advanced applications such as tracking human movements and operation by gestures.

The broadband 60GHz radio-wave range-finding sensor with built-in range-finding and angle-calculating signal processing circuit is offered as the industry’s first. It is based on the company’s experience and knowledge accumulated through years developing millimeter-wave radio communication LSIs and 24GHz radio-wave range-finding sensors.
The highly integrated SC1240 series uses 3D position information without the need for high frequency or advanced signal processing technology. It includes multiple antennas, wireless circuitry, A/D converters, FIFO memory, SPI interface, a high-performance sequencer that flexibly changes the duty cycle and controls power consumption, and a signal processing circuit for high-performance distance measurement and angle calculation.
It also provides an autonomous activation function. These features allow users to easily obtain the height and positional data on the X, Y and Z planes for detection of multiple people, gesture without contact, and other high-precision sensing. Following the debut of its SC1240AR3, the company says that it will continue to develop products that meet customer needs and applications.

Sample shipments are scheduled for Q2 2022, and mass production in Q1 2023.
Socionext
 
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A few new job positions? Or are they old and not been filled yet

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BaconLover

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Another MUST listen from SiFive CEO.

Power efficiency is talked about a lot, his customers reckon its very obvious in mobile, automotive, data centre, and many other applications.

Some of the other descriptions from Patrick:

- Super low power.
- Highly scalable.
- One set of software will work on various continuum.

SiFive are in;
5G infrastructure
Mobile handsets
WiFi gear

Over Hundred customers, on Edge front 1 customer is building security cameras (apparently it's a very well known company)

🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
I must add, the camera security company he talked about (a well known company, in his words) he said "is building security cameras and they wanted Edge applications so they get notification when someone appears at the front with a black mask"

That sounds like a perfect fit of our use case.
Does this mean we're already in this particular product which is coming to the market as we speak!?
Time to search for security cameras with Edge functionality 😂
 
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GrandRhino

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I did too. LOL I was very angry at the time. LOL FF

AKIDA BALLISTA
That's why the 1000 eyes are so useful - we can miss an email and still know what's in the email.
 
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chapman89

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I must add, the camera security company he talked about (a well known company, in his words) he said "is building security cameras and they wanted Edge applications so they get notification when someone appears at the front with a black mask"

That sounds like a perfect fit of our use case.
Does this mean we're already in this particular product which is coming to the market as we speak!?
Time to search for security cameras with Edge functionality 😂
Antonio Viana used security cameras as an analogy in the AGM…..
 
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Diogenese

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So, we still playing with Socionext?

Above my pay grade but curious if Akida got a run?





Ultra-compact 60GHz radar sensor integrates signal processing​

Ultra-compact 60GHz radar sensor integrates signal processing

New Products | June 15, 2022
System-on-a-chip company Socionext has introduced radio-wave ranging sensors that use the 60GHz band with a built-in signal processing circuit for detecting the position and movement of a person with maximum accuracy.
By Rich Pell

Share:


In addition to detecting the position and movements of a person, the SC1240 Series radio-wave ranging sensor’s high-precision sensing and built-in signal processing circuits utilize a 6.8GHz (57.1 ~ 63.9GHz) wide band. This enables the detection of minor movements as positional information, making the device ideal for advanced applications such as tracking human movements and operation by gestures.

The broadband 60GHz radio-wave range-finding sensor with built-in range-finding and angle-calculating signal processing circuit is offered as the industry’s first. It is based on the company’s experience and knowledge accumulated through years developing millimeter-wave radio communication LSIs and 24GHz radio-wave range-finding sensors.
The highly integrated SC1240 series uses 3D position information without the need for high frequency or advanced signal processing technology. It includes multiple antennas, wireless circuitry, A/D converters, FIFO memory, SPI interface, a high-performance sequencer that flexibly changes the duty cycle and controls power consumption, and a signal processing circuit for high-performance distance measurement and angle calculation.
It also provides an autonomous activation function. These features allow users to easily obtain the height and positional data on the X, Y and Z planes for detection of multiple people, gesture without contact, and other high-precision sensing. Following the debut of its SC1240AR3, the company says that it will continue to develop products that meet customer needs and applications.

Sample shipments are scheduled for Q2 2022, and mass production in Q1 2023.
Socionext
Hi Fmf,

You've wandered into ogre territory here.

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This SoC does not include a NN.

If you look at bottom left, you can see the Radar Signal processor which calculates distance and angle.

Looking at the first video, and given the lack of detail of the detected blobs, I doubt even Akida could classify the objects.

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Just reading a new paper published recently.

Couple snips on what I found re BRN so far.

Paper attached.


Received April 10, 2022, accepted May 21, 2022, date of publication May 30, 2022, date of current version June 7, 2022. Digital Object Identifier 10.1109/ACCESS.2022.3179047

Hardware-Assisted Machine Learning in Resource-Constrained IoT Environments for Security: Review and Future Prospective
GEORGIOS KORNAROS Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Hellenic Mediterranean University, 71410 Iraklio, Greece e-mail: kornaros@hmu.gr

This work was supported in part by the European Union (EU) Horizon 2020 Project AVANGARD (advanced manufacturing solutions tightly aligned with business needs) under Agreement 869986.

Towards dedicated, specialized AI-workload processors, BrainChips’s Akida neuromorphic processor is a revolutionary advanced neural networking processor that brings artificial intelligence to the edge [133]. The Akida NSoC is designed for use as a stand-alone embedded accelerator or as a co-processor, while also including interfaces for ADAS sensors, audio sensors, and other IoT sensors. Moreover, NeuroEdges are devices that support the implementation of edge computing systems using neuromorphic chips, named NM500 [134], and common commercial embedded boards, however mostly targeted to face recognition [135]. Research results demonstrate considerable advantage for real-time computations, thus savings in terms of the burden of requiring many datasets for effective training.

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Interesting find particularly with the EU Horizon 2020 project link as this is where NaNose, Technion, Siemens and Siemens Medical initially came together to try and progress the SnifPhone for VOC medical diagnostics.

It is great to see that Brainchip is gaining traction among the wider EU Horizon 2020 community:

“Towards dedicated, specialized AI-workload processors, BrainChips’s Akida neuromorphic processor is a revolution- ary advanced neural networking processor that brings arti- ficial intelligence to the edge [133]. The Akida NSoC is designed for use as a stand-alone embedded accelerator or as a co-processor, while also including interfaces for ADAS sensors, audio sensors, and other IoT sensors.”

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA
 
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Hi Fmf,

You've wandered into ogre territory here.

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This SoC does not include a NN.

If you look at bottom left, you can see the Radar Signal processor which calculates distance and angle.

Looking at the first video, and given the lack of detail of the detected blobs, I doubt even Akida could classify the objects.

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Cheers D

Hence my above my pay grade disclaimer haha
 
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When I see large numbers of "people" (28) on the sell line..

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That tells me, that the shorters are in da house 😉

Good luck fellas! 🔥🔥🔥
 
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Bravo

If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Valeo's third-gen Scala LiDAR is proving to be a hit. No comments about BrainChip's involvement so far. 👀




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Slymeat

Move on, nothing to see.
Hi Fmf,

You've wandered into ogre territory here.

View attachment 9469

This SoC does not include a NN.

If you look at bottom left, you can see the Radar Signal processor which calculates distance and angle.

Looking at the first video, and given the lack of detail of the detected blobs, I doubt even Akida could classify the objects.

View attachment 9470
You’ve got to love those “Decimation filters”.
 
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I have to say I think I have found my new favourite quote:

"Despite the strong run, top performers like BrainChip Holdings have been known to go on winning for decades. So we'd recommend you take a closer look at this one, or even put it on your watchlist." - Simply Wall Street 16.June, 2022

I think this might be the existential truth that Jerome Nadel said was the essence of Brainchip.

Perhaps this is the existential truth the following all know:

ARM
SiFive
MegaChips
Renesas
Mercedes Benz
Valeo
Biotome
Edge Impulse
NASA
DARPA
MOSCHIP
TCS
Nviso
Ford
Intellisense
ISL
Vorago

My opinion only do DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA
 
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