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Anyway remember it could be and might be an interesting week next week
A wild thought could the announcement releasing the next generation AKIDA with LSTM being co-ordinated to coincide with a press release regarding a partnership with a large commercial entity proposing to bring it to market???
I personally have no doubt it is ready to go so must be a reason to delay the release???
My opinion and speculation only so DYOR
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AKIDA BALLISTA
I think you need to add this to your TSX handleTiming is everything as they say and to coincide with the 200 inclusion would light it up. ,100, 50, 20 WHERE COMING.
It depends, on whether AKIDA with LSTM, would be considered a "material" development and a matter of continuous disclosure by the Company, for ASX requirements..A wild thought could the announcement releasing the next generation AKIDA with LSTM being co-ordinated to coincide with a press release regarding a partnership with a large commercial entity proposing to bring it to market???
I personally have no doubt it is ready to go so must be a reason to delay the release???
My opinion and speculation only so DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
Can not open.??Interesting article from Moscow re Neuromorphic Artificial Intelligence Systems.
Discusses the current AI systems and AKIDA gets its own mention at Page 15.
Just downloaded and opened it on my phoneCan not open.??
Here is the AKIDA coverage:Interesting article from Moscow re Neuromorphic Artificial Intelligence Systems.
Discusses the current AI systems and AKIDA gets its own mention at Page
3.8 Akida
Akida [39] is the first commercial neuromorphic processor, commercially available since August 2021. It has been developed by Australian BrainChip since 2013. Fifteen companies, including
Yes thanks got it know.Just downloaded and opened it on my phone
Here is the table which is beyond my capability for processing re competitors:Here is the AKIDA coverage:
“3.8 Akida
Akida [39] is the first commercial neuromorphic processor, commercially available since August 2021. It has been developed by Australian BrainChip since 2013. Fifteen companies, including
NASA, joined the early access program. In addition to Akida System on Chip (SoC), BrainChip also offers licensing of their technologies, providing chip manufacturers a license to build custom solutions.
The chip is marketed as a power efficient event-based processor for Edge computing, not requiring an external CPU. Power consumption for various tasks may range from 100 μW to 300 mW. For example, Akida is capable of processing at 1,000 frames/Watt (compare to TrueNorth with 6,000 frames/Watt). The first generation chip supports operations with convolutional and fully connected networks, with the prospect to add support of LSTM, transformers, capsule networks, recurrent and cortical neural networks. ANN network can be transformed into SNN and executed on the chip.
One Akida chip in a mesh network incorporates 80 Neural Processing Units (NPU), which enables modeling 1,200,000 neurons and 10,000,000,000 synapses. The chip is built at TSMC 28 nm. In 2022, BrainChip announced the second generation chip at 16 nm.
Akida’s ecosystem provides a free chip emulator, TensorFlow compatible framework MetaTF for transformation of convolutional and fully connected neural networks into SNN, аnd a set of pre-trained models. When designing a neural network architecture for execution at Akida, one should take into account a number of additional limitations concerning the layer parameters (e.g. maximum convolution size is 7, while stride 2 is supported for convolution size 3 only) and their sequence.
The major distinctive feature is that incremental, one-shot and continuous learning are sup- ported straight at the chip. At the AI Hardware Summit 2021 BrainChip showed the solution capable of identifying a human in other contexts after having seen him or her only once. Another product by BrainChip is a smart speaker, that on having heard a new voice asks the speaker to identify and after that calls the person by their name. There results are achieved with help of a proprietary local training algorithm on the basis of homeostatic STDP. Only the last fully connected layer supports synaptic plasticity and is involved in learning.
Another instructive case from the AI Hardware Summit 2021 was a classification of fast- moving objects (for example, a race car). Usually, such objects are off the frame center and significantly blurred but they can be detected using an event-based approach
Im not sure if it is Serengeti but im sure Akida will be able to one shot learn what is poo and learn to avoid itIs Akida in this product?
Roborock vacuum cleaner
The Roborock S7 MaxV in test
Beyond LiDAR - Introducing Reactive AI 2.0, Roborock’s upgraded navigation technology
Roborock, with its always-eager & ambitious group of engineers, has decided that even the almighty LiDAR has its flaws and has introduced its own proprietary Reactive AI 2.0 obstacle recognition and avoidance system in Jan 2022.
Reactive AI 2.0 - How Effective Is It?
The 3D structured light acts as a ruler, accurately measuring the distance between an object in the S7 MaxV’s path and the S7 MaxV itself. It is also able to make sense of the dimensions of the obstacles.
The RGB camera plays the role of the human eye, capturing detailed images of the obstacles, including texture and color.
Both the 3D structured light and the RGB camera feed information onto the onboard processor, powered by a NPU chip (the brain), which then allows the pre-set machine learning algorithms to kick into play. The S7 MaxV will then clean around different objects/ obstacles at an optimal distance - meaning the less risky the object is, the closer the S7 MaxV will clean around the objects. This also means less chances of collision while at the same time, less chances of missed cleaning spots.
I’m now in pension mode but previous to this, from around 2005 I moved my super to a ‘wrap’ account, the one I used was BT Super Wrap. I could buy and sell stocks, and the bonus was that BT did all the tax accounting stuff as well. Not sure if it is still around but surely other companies offer similar wrap products.Just out of interest @Stable Genius what is the delay on starting your SMSF? I cannot perceive any reason why you would need to wait. A SMSF is exactly like any other super fund and can be commenced at any time.
And regardless of where your super is now, as I understand super choices legislation, everyone is entitled to switch super at their own discretion. And that even includes government super.
WoW BVR ......... that Ostrich bloke was right ......... Akida is everywhere - even the Russians are onto us.Interesting article from Moscow re Neuromorphic Artificial Intelligence Systems.
Discusses the current AI systems and AKIDA gets its own mention at Page 15.