After my original posts on eX3 this is the reply Jesse got from eX3 when queried on the use of Akida.
Guess we take that with a grain of salt.
Post in thread 'HUAWEI TAISHAN 200 SERVER / KUNPENG 920 PROCESSOR USING AKIDA'
https://thestockexchange.com.au/thr...ng-920-processor-using-akida.29899/post-49919
Well looks like they don't know the difference between a million and a billion, so...
Absolutely nothing going on here of concern it is all entirely software:
- "Pioneer the third wave of AI, reverse-engineering nature’s solutions for perception, cognition and action into Opteran’s software brain that delivers true autonomy for machines (ground robots/drones/vehicles)"
As for when they are currently hiring software engineers to create and build the cognition software so they are very optimistic claiming they will be bringing it to market in 2023 but wait they are a venture capital backed start-up so they can say what they like no rules.
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
It's not entirely software though FactFinder, they say they can implement on GPU, FPGA or ASIC.
Home page
opteran.com
They've modelled their tech after insect brains, specifically the bee.
From a quick 2 minute Google search, it appears insect brains are distinctly different to ours structurally (surprise) and may operate differently also (didn't delve that far)..
So this tech and company definitely needs a deep dive, in my opinion.
They are even using our word!
"Ubiquitous autonomy is the next revolution, not just for industry, but for every sphere of human endeavor. Opteran’s brain makes this future a reality. Our general purpose solutions will empower machines in space, in the air, on and under the ground"
Are they allowed to do that?
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UK AI startup Opteran has raised $12m to further develop its optical flow AI technology into decision making.
www.eenewseurope.com
Backers, are using similar terms as us, such as
"global disrupter"
“By mimicking Nature’s genius to enable machines to move like natural creatures we are redefining the global market for machine autonomy,” said David Rajan, CEO, Opteran. “We expect Opteran Natural Intelligence to become the standard solution for autonomy anywhere on the ground or in the air, on any machine, large or ultra small, because it combines such sophisticated natural brain capabilities in a light-weight, efficient package.”
Looks like they are serious, at muscling in on our action?
I got the idea, somewhere amongst it all, that they are still working on the learning side of things?
Human brain tech, vs insect?
You'ld think no competition, but the humble honey bee,
can do an awful lot..
Looks like they haven't taped out a chip yet?