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[yogi]

 

[Evermont]

Adaptive Neuromorphic Architecture

That sounds better, go with that @cosors

 

[David holland]

Will we see the inside of a Phone

 

[TechGirl]

Screen Recording - NVISO - Webinar - Understanding Humans in Intelligent Devices at Scale

22 June 2022

For about the first minute there is no sound as I don't think they were aware the cameras were turned on or something

 

[TechGirl]

I get View attachment 9876

see if this link works

 

[TechGirl]

see if this link works

Its working for me so not sure

 

[Slymeat]

see if this link works

Thanks @TechGirl, the previous link works now also. I must have been too quick.

 

[RobjHunt]

Great preso from Nviso. Biggest take away for me was during the Q&A. Nviso are software. Brainchip are hardware. You can‘t pitch to the major auto companies and/or OEM’s to put these products on the market without both software and hardware running on commercially available products. Nviso got to that point within months (not years like I was first thinking) by just adding Akida into the mix. Makes you think about how many other products are literally sitting on the verge of commercialisation that could get across the line very quickly by combining with Akida.

Absolutely spot on the money @butcherano

It won’t take much just a little more……..PANTENE!

 

[Fastback6666]

Thanks for the input Fb6666, I'm certainly grasping the insiders view on this topic now. Intel and IBM, just aren't competitive in this class obviously. Nice to have this clarified to my satisfaction.

Q. Do you have a fastback ?

Thanks again Fb6666


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hotty...

Hey Hotty,

That is great your mind is at ease. There are plenty of skilled people in here to solve many problems and questions which is great. Varying skills of all types!

I actually do have a Stinger GT which is a fastback (pic below) but I have always wanted a 1965 to 1968 Mustang Fastback (two different models in there). Though my car wish list is quite extensive with probably 100 or more cars on there. Brainchip stock will determine how many I can buy in the longer term. Lol

 

[Iseki]

https://www.renesas.com/us/en/video/low-power-keyword-detection-da1470x

https://www.renesas.com/us/en/products/interface-connectivity/wireless-communications/bluetooth-low-energy/da14706-highly-integrated-advanced-bluetooth-52-soc

Well, I've been thru all the sites mentioned here

https://www.renesas.com/us/en/products/interface-connectivity/wireless-communications/bluetooth-low-energy/bluetooth-low-energy-partners

and none of these partners do VAD.
Therefore by elimination, Renesas have supplied their own VAD, which could be our 2 node SNN ip.
(and TBH they haven't paid us $2Mill to advertise BRN, have they?)
Therefore I am supremely, if not quietly, confident.

 

[RobjHunt]

View attachment 9874

for me it is clear:
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https://www.continental.com/en/press/press-releases/2021-05-27-p2p-display/

...sorry if it's old hat

Is that a Ferrari?

 

[GStocks123]

What does ANA stand for? I can't find anything that fits.
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Artificial Neural Accelerator

 

[MaxwellAnne]

On Graimatter I was reminded of the parable of the Fox and the Grapes after reading his comment.

Perhaps he is letting his backers/ investors know that they could have had a deal but it was not right at the time and so Prophesee partnering with Brainchip says nothing about his technology being inferior.

I wonder if they have other design losses where Brainchip is concerned.

As sensor fusion is the future AKIDA has a significant lead covering all five human senses plus LiDAR, radar and ultrasound.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

M

L look Edge Impulse tweeted this paper (Brainchip mentioned on page 4 next to Intel and IBM):

This paper proposes an end-to-end design for a neuromorphic wireless IoT system that integrates spike-based sensing, processing, and communication: https://t.co/UHS5eDOvh9 https://t.co/NDXNcR2rVQ

A quick take with a grain of salt opinion on Intel Capital.

Created to allow Intel to stay ahead of the innovation curve by identifying startups with this sort of potential. Intel Capital has access to Intel engineers and has 50 of those engineers placed in startups it has provided venture capital to for the purpose of assisting them through the development phase. These engineers will make recommendations as to what technology might be incorporated from Intel or elsewhere to achieve success.

We know that Tony Dawe created the Nviso opportunity however the type of progress being made by Nviso would certainly be enlivening interest at Intel Capital and if there are other startups in its stable needing what AKIDA offers well it seems obvious what could happen.

At the other end with SFive and AKIDA progress there could also lead to similar outcomes.

My preliminary opinion only so DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

I try to find the time to read all the posts on here but your statement that Tony Dawes created the Nviso opportunity is news to me @Fact Finder !
Not sure how I missed that pearl!!

 

[Proga]

Very good presentation. Glad the slides are going to be emailed out as I was watching it on my phone so it was a bit hard to read it all.

It very much sounds like NVISO have been working on their software for years and it’s only now that Brainchip has developed the first Neuromorphic AI chip that it is able to be run in a real time situation on the edge. I know we are glad of the partnership but I could guarantee that NVISO is too. Brainchip has enabled them ”To create an industry that didn’t exist before.”

I think I heard that somewhere before. Hopefully there will be many more new industries to follow.

Realistically it sounds like it will be some time to market: but I’m comfortable with that as it gives me more time to accumulate until the big explosion of sales occurs!

Future’s looking great!

Realistically it sounds like it will be some time to market - I don't think so SG. The hard part was always developing the software to run Akida (hardware). Sounds to me NVISO has the software but were waiting for suitable hardware to come along. Sounds like a match made in heaven.

Time to market is subjective of course. Applications which are complicated and life dependant like ADAS including DMS and IMS require a lot of vigorous testing but simpler consumer applications for around the house don't.

 

[alwaysgreen]

What does ANA stand for? I can't find anything that fits.
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Always Need Akida
Amazing New Architechture
Amazing Necessary Akida

 

[Slymeat]

I noticed Tim Llewellynn mentions room temperature quantum computing in his NVISO webinar. There’s only one company, that I am aware of, that has achieved that, Archer Materials (ASX:AXE) with its 12CQ chip.

Hopefully one day we will see a product that employs both Akida and 12CQ technology.

Now that would be “bleeding” edge, and something to behold.

DISC: I hold shares in ASX:AXE.

 

[Bravo]

Oh no! I missed the NVISO presentation! Did anyone happen to ask about NVISO's mobile phone ambitions because I think this is a really good fit for them now they are snuggling up with us. Go BrainChip + NVISO!

CEVA and nViso Partner to Bring 3D Facial Imaging and Advanced Emotion Recognition Technology to Mobile Devices

/PRNewswire/ -- CEVA, Inc. (NASDAQ: CEVA), the leading licensor of silicon intellectual property (SIP) platform solutions and DSP cores, and nViso...

www.prnewswire.com

 

[Stable Genius]

Realistically it sounds like it will be some time to market - I don't think so SG. The hard part was always developing the software to run Akida (hardware). Sounds to me NVISO has the software but were waiting for suitable hardware to come along. Sounds like a match made in heaven.

Time to market is subjective of course. Applications which are complicated and life dependant like ADAS including DMS and IMS require a lot of vigorous testing but simpler consumer applications for around the house don't.

Fair call.

I’d be pleasantly surprised if a product was released as a result of this partnership this year unless it’s a toy.

But that’s fine because the main market use, e.g. Vehicle safety, patient comfort etc will be extremely large. Due to legislation in the case of cars in Europe then if we get our foot in the door as the certified standard then market share will be fantastic!

 

[cosors]

Is that a Ferrari?

No, the cockpit is certainly Conti's own design. The horse also appears in their logo. Conti supplies various auto OEMs, but here it is probably just to show it to the potential customer in a neutral vehicle or cockpit.
Ferrari would also look completely different, like this:

First Ferrari EV Will Arrive Sooner Than Expected With 2025 Debut​

Ferrari previously said it’d arrive sometime after 2025.​

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But your question makes me think that the cockpit is Conti's own product and therefore they have the rights to the images. Nviso probably had to ask Conti to use the image. And Conti would surely only allow that if they actually cooperate. Only my assumption...

 

[dippY22]

This is such a wonderful advertisement for where we stand amongst the competition.
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This is a very cool graphic. I ask,....what end of that curve would you like to be on going forward??? And, how many of those significant companies can be had for < 90 cents a share?