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If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!

Says here in this article that "the technology is expected to reduce accidents involving elderly drivers, which has become a social problem, and also to help detect dementia or glaucoma at an early stage. The carmaker aims to put it to practical use around 2030".

PS: I didn't write that bit about elderly drivers being a social problem, so please don't shoot the messenger!



 
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I think the XA has it over the XB stylistically.. 😛
Not really a Ford man, but yeah some Mustangs, Torinos etc..

A nice car, is a nice car, automotive art.
But particularly like the Golden Age, of American muscle cars.


The Muppet meeting is Gold!

I don't think anyone, could come up with a more accurate depiction of them! 🤣

XA over XB?

Sorry Dingo but just can’t let that go though to the keeper

The XB GT Coupe ‘the beast‘ is THE greatest Aussie muscle car of all time

Dont believe me? ask Poida 😉
 

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Yes that is it. Valeo, Honda, Mercedes Benz, ? and ?.

My opinion only DYOR
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AKIDA BALLISTA
I don't think you want ME finishing that sentence ff lol
 
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Says here in this article that "the technology is expected to reduce accidents involving elderly drivers, which has become a social problem, and also to help detect dementia or glaucoma at an early stage. The carmaker aims to put it to practical use around 2030".

PS: I didn't write that bit about elderly drivers being a social problem, so please don't shoot the messenger!
PSS: By 2030, why so long? Trusting my luck I'll be cognitively impaired by then.


I read the article your safe but in any event I think it’s referencing Japan which at one stage had the oldest population in the World.

I read a couple of different articles and I think 2030 is for full implementation with brain scanning and all the bells and whistles. Driver fatigue and alertness will be earlier. If not kiss goodbye the EU, UK and US markets.

My opinion only DYOR
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AKIDA BALLISTA
 
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We so often hear about the medical industry, and someone some time ago tried to connect BRN to Apple.
You will also note Apple pivoting heavily in their marketing to a privacy focus. I believe it is not only because consumers beginning to prioritise privacy, but also central to their greater vision to enter sensitive markets such as healthcare. In any case, to just highlight the sheer size and rapid development of the medical market, the below page is very well worth a read and especially watch the videos.

Great post and article.

The cynical side of my brain tells me that Apple would have its eye firmly on monetising data to the pharmaceutical industry.

There is literally billions to be made from monetising medical data but informed consent is a primary research ethics consideration.

If you use AKIDA and give data control to the patient then this ethical issue of informed consent can be accomplished.

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XA over XB?

Sorry Dingo but just can’t let that go though to the keeper

The XB GT Coupe ‘the beast‘ is THE greatest Aussie muscle car of all time

Dont believe me? ask Poida 😉
That's a matter of opinion 😛

I also think the GTHO Phase 3, is an impressive looking beast, for basically a family car, that was worked to the extreme.
Bill Bourke's company car was a machine! (an interesting read, if you've never heard of it).

All the cool things, the factorys did, like the mix of Windsor/Cleveland parts in the Boss and the 427/428 big block mix, all interests me.

But enough about Ford, I'll have to go wash my mouth out now..
 
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Did we know we had a former Honeywell employee working in Hyderabad? News to me...........



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I cannot recall it being mentioned. Twelve years at Honeywell then Jumps to Brainchip.

Didn’t he know you were monitoring all world wide staff movements in the semiconductor and vaguely related industry sectors.

He must not value any aspect of his personal and work life privacy.

Well he asked for it. Sick‘em @MC🐠 😂🤣😂

My opinion only DYOR
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Not sure what you’re excited about MC.

Can’t be much money to be made having a relationship with a little company like Honeywell! (Sarcasm)

I’m sure Rob has mentioned flying cars/vehicles before. Not sure what this image is but it fits the bill! :)


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Yes they are very sensitive over there when you try and mention thestockexchange forum 🤣🤣🤣

Oh well, I tried...
Try it this way that should bypass the great Wall of hotcrapper filter
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John Deere autonomous tractor and sprayer discussed from 7:00

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Good find TLS!

I haven’t viewed it yet but that is a definite change in their language. Earlier in the year when they did a release about John Deere ”Runs Autonomously” it was about using gps to map out their path. This is very promising!!

Can’t wait to watch it but a bit busy atm!

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Hmmm... that explains the numerous black vans with tinted windows I've been noticing parked across the road :ninja:
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Did we know we had a former Honeywell employee working in Hyderabad? News to me...........



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Hopefully old mate has tipped his former employer off about BrainChip’s cloud dependency solution to sort their issues out

 
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The leaps and bounds in technology never ceases to amaze me.
 
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Looks like you've got a little close to the trip-wire.
Do you have your own orange jumpsuit?

You can leave the sunscreen at home, even though Guantanamo gets a lot of sun, you won't be seeing that much of it.
 
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Great article


BrainChip, Prophesee to deliver “neuromorphic” event-based vision systems for OEMs​

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BrainChip, a neuromorphic computing IP vendor, and Prophesee, an embedded neuromorphic vision systems vendor, have partnered to deliver advanced event-based vision systems with integrated low-power technology coupled with high AI performance.

The collaboration will enable enterprise customers to explore edge artificial intelligence use cases with neuromorphic vision systems. Neuromorphic systems function in a way not unlike how living brains function. As such, they are better for different tasks than one generally would feed to artificial-intelligence algorithms. The systems process individual real-world data samples immediately with low latency and power consumption.

Paris-based Prophesee has developed advanced neuromorphic vision systems through their patented sensor design and AI algorithms. Event-based vision systems are expected to take over the traditional frame-based approach to make machine vision more accessible and practical for developers.

“We have successfully ported the data from Prophesee’s neuromorphic-based camera sensor to process inference on Akida with high performance,” said Anil Mankar, co-founder and CDO of BrainChip. “This combination of machine vision sensors with Akida’s ability to process data with improved efficiency, precision and energy-efficient at the point of acquisition advances state-of-the-art AI enablement and offers manufacturers ready-to-implement solutions.”

What is an event-based vision?​

The research to evaluate human vision capabilities have taken a big leap over the last couple of years. Existing research shows that humans can gather data from a scene that is changing at a rate of up to 1000 times a second. However, this information is encoded, which is likely impossible for fixed frame-rate cameras to observe using the typical 60 frames per second that high-quality cameras record.

To change this paradigm, event-based sensing has garnered attention. Event-based vision systems rely on each pixel to sense significant change and reduce the recording of redundant data to save processing power, memory and other associated resources.

Basically, event-based vision systems are inspired by the way the human eye works; this miniature vision system enables efficient streaming of visual data for real-time analytics. This vision system has enabled enterprises and manufacturers to track high-speed moving objects, which is far from the capabilities of standard fixed frame-rate cameras. Neuromorphic vision system vendors are developing efficient and advanced machine learning algorithms to achieve higher temporal resolution and lower latency.

Prophesee is known for developing an event-based vision solutions ecosystem that comes with software and hardware integration to enable developers to build advanced used cases for a wide range of markets. Prophesee built 4-sensor generations, with the latest coming from the collaboration between Sony and Prophesee. The Metavision evaluation kit is designed for field testing conditions supported by an IMX636ES sensor inside a 30x30x36 mm box weighing 40 grams.
On the software side of the event-based vision ecosystem, Prophesee’s Metavision Intelligence Suite covers the whole development process from discovery to prototyping and end-application. The software suite provides 95 AI algorithms, 67 code samples and 11 ready-to-use applications. The open-source architecture gives the flexibility to “unlocking full interoperability between software and hardware devices.”

The partnership between BrainChip and Prophesee will give the market more commercially available neuromorphic vision systems for potential applications in autonomous vehicular systems, industrial automation, IoT, security, surveillance, retail automation, and AR/VR.

“By combining Prophesee’s Metavision solution with Akida-based IP, we are better able to deliver a complete high-performance and low-power solution to OEMs looking to leverage edge-based visual technologies as part of their product offerings,” said Luca Verre, CEO and co-founder of Prophesee.”

BrainChip recently announced a collaboration with Edge Impulse to address the growing demands for training AI workloads and inference deployments for large-scale edge AI applications. BrainChip also partnered with RISC-V founding member SiFive to work on deploying edge AI chips for optimized AI/ML compute at the edge.
 
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