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You mean like this, appropriately called an Alpha 4C. I think I could cope with being seen driving one of these. View attachment 10533
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RobjHunt

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Fuck first day of the new FY, should I buy more brn?
Well I guess that depends if you actually believe that Mr Sean Heir's statement (although I don't believe he said "break even", we need to keep it real please) earlier this year is factual or not??

Myself, I believe "shit's" going to happen big time! Maybe not overnight, but it will happen.

I leave you with a question to ponder also, who else has brought to market a commercially available product whereby "shit" can happen in this space?

Pantene Peeps!
 
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mrgds

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You mean like this, appropriately called an Alpha 4C. I think I could cope with being seen driving one of these. View attachment 10533
Yes, i agree, you would definately "be seen" coming in this car, ............. 0-60, 4.7s :rolleyes:
Tesla Gen 2 Roadster ..................................................0-60, 1.9s :eek::love:
GREEN BABY YEAH ........................(y)(y)(y)(y)(y)(y)
 
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The awards ceremony took place at Sensors Converge, June 27-29 at the McEnery Convention Center in San Jose, California.

The 2022 Innovative Product of the Year Award categories and winners included:


 Aerospace/Space: Dynamic Vision Sensor (DVS) by iniVation
 AI/Machine Learning: AML100 Analog Machine Learning Processor by Aspinity, Inc.
 Connectivity: SYN4381 Triple Combo SoC by Synaptics Inc.
 Automotive/Autonomous Technologies: PreAct T30P Flash LiDAR by PreAct Technologies
 Data Acquisition & Analytics: Datalynq by Sourceability
 Industrial IoT: UbiCell Streetlight Controller by Ubicquia
 Industrial Sensors: Rechargeable SuperTag by Link Labs
 Instrumentation & Test: Maxwell: Quantum RF Sensor Platform by ColdQuanta
 MEMS: Instrumems Multi-Sense Platform by Instrumems
 Medical: Powermat PMT 100 Wireless Power Solution by Powermat Technologies Ltd.
 Optical and Cameras: Micro Core by Seek Thermal
 Wearables: RESP Smart Sensor Platform by Strados Labs


The 2022 Individual Awards category winners:
 Startup of the Year: Blickfeld GmbH
 Woman on the Year: Sally Frykman, Velodyne Lidar
 
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buena suerte :-)

BOB Bank of Brainchip
You mean like this, appropriately called an Alpha 4C. I think I could cope with being seen driving one of these. View attachment 10533
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Got my eye on this beauty .... Maybe next year!! .... Tell him he's dreaming ;);)
 
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Motty

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BS, that’s a nice set of wheels, love the colour. Will you still talk to us all once you own that baby?🤣
 
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buena suerte :-)

BOB Bank of Brainchip
BS, that’s a nice set of wheels, love the colour. Will you still talk to us all once you own that baby?🤣
Hi Motty, I'll drop the window and wave :) ;) hope to see and 'talk' to you for the next catch up mate .. 🍻
 
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mrgds

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Hi Motty, I'll drop the window and wave :) ;) hope to see and 'talk' to you for the next catch up mate .. 🍻
Thats because you "can drop the window" and put your arm out, and not get it ripped off. ............ 0-60, 3.7s :rolleyes:
Did i mention, Tesla Gen 2 ROADSTER ...........................................................0-60, 1.9s ? :cool::p:eek::love:
 
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gex

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Thats because you "can drop the window" and put your arm out, and not get it ripped off. ............ 0-60, 3.7s :rolleyes:
Did i mention, Tesla Gen 2 ROADSTER ...........................................................0-60, 1.9s ? :cool::p:eek::love:
60mph?

just checked, jesussssss

  • Acceleration 1/4 mile

    8.8 sec

wtf
 
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Reuben

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I am not sure if this video of Valeo has been posted before from CES 2022, keeping fingers crossed as all the 1000 eyes here for us to be in the LIDAR 3. 1 in 3 cars in the world has a Valeo system fitted (So endless opportunties for Akida to be in so many packages (LIDAR Level 3 autonomy, Multiple ADAS options, Interior inelligence and so on........)



The SP has dropped,I am a little shaken by the drop in SP, All I do at such times is revisit the many opportunities Brainchip has and it gives me a CONFIDENCE,
To keep our memories fresh, posting a snipped of our Valeo partnership.
Again DYOR.....
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mrgds

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YEP, crazy acceleration, ................ and there has been talk of a Tesla Gen 2 Roadster - Space-X Edition,
1.1s .........................:eek:
 
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buena suerte :-)

BOB Bank of Brainchip
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Boab

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I am not sure if this video of Valeo has been posted before from CES 2022, keeping fingers crossed as all the 1000 eyes here for us to be in the LIDAR 3. 1 in 3 cars in the world has a Valeo system fitted (So endless opportunties for Akida to be in so many packages (LIDAR Level 3 autonomy, Multiple ADAS options, Interior inelligence and so on........)



The SP has dropped,I am a little shaken by the drop in SP, All I do at such times is revisit the many opportunities Brainchip has and it gives me a CONFIDENCE,
To keep our memories fresh, posting a snipped of our Valeo partnership.
Again DYOR.....
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Wish I had bought some shares at 12c, but love getting the reminders.
Cheers
 
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Reuben

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Wish I had bought some shares at 12c, but love getting the reminders.
Cheers
A year from now, I reckon there will be a few who say I wish I bought it under a dollar..... :)
You never know :)
 
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Labsy

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This looks like Infineon's patent for the alarm system.

US2021224618A1 Classification System and Method for Classifying an External Impact on a Window or on an Access Opening of an Enclosed Structure

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[0045] According to some embodiments the audio signal pre-processor comprises an audio signal filter configured for filtering the audio signal, and/or the pressure signal pre-processor comprises a pressure signal filter configured for filtering the pressure signal. Each of the filters may, for example, be implemented as a high pass filter or a noise filter. Such features further improve the classification accuracy.

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[089] ... the classification processor 9 is configured for executing a first machine learning algorithm, wherein the audio feature and pressure feature vector APV is fed to an input layer of the first machine learning algorithm, and wherein the classification output CO is based on an output of the first machine learning algorithm.

[0123] The calculated pressure features and the trained audio features are then concatenated and fed to a feedforward neural network 13 followed by a softmax processor 14 that eventually delivers the classification probabilities.

Once again, we see that the NN is one that was prepared earlier. This patent does not describe any circuit details of a NN.
Just to be clear and for others not quite following,
Is there a possibility that the ARM M4 contains AKIDA IP???, (used as illustrated in some context in the above infeon patent which describes a neural network) and hence explaining the low power consumption?
And the fact that no NN details are provided just means you can't tell what's running the NN?

Ps I know I'm just repeating the above post but just dumbing it down so it can sink in for everyone. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Akida Ballista!!!
 
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Bit harsh!

Why do you believe BrainChip are struggling for guests ole mate?
I did say previously I think the podcasts have run there time, this is probably the most response we got from people for a while, maybe they should temp @Fact Finder onto the next podcast for us investors, that would be interesting.
 
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Not many shares needed the last week or so to get our SP moving in either direction quite a lot.
 
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