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[RobjHunt]

The door bell repair man

The door bell repairman who?

 

[Fact Finder]

The door bell repair man

If it needs repairing it can’t be AKIDA.

 

[DingoBorat]

Needs a bigger fan ...

Maybe something like this?

I hear that the actual board "Team Green" developed, uses minimal power, when cooling isn't taken into consideration ..

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

The door bell repair man

See what you've started Bravo!
Yet another candidate for the brown cardigan brigade................Sheesh!

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

Undoubtedly, our Charge of the light Brigade will leave few shortee's alive. They are on, both borrowed shares, and time. GLTAH and another nice announcement will set the lancers amongst the cannoneer's.

 

[DingoBorat]

Are eufy real? Is "self-learning AI" a eufy-mism for Akida?




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EUFY SECURITY USHERS IN A NEW ERA OF SMART HOME SECURITY - POWERED AT THE EDGE BY AI MACHINE LEARNING

/PRNewswire/ -- eufy Security, Anker Innovations' smart security brand, today launches its new Edge Security System, the world's smartest, most accurate and...

www.prnewswire.com

Damn! That really does sound like us Bravo

Edge learning on device, with no cloud connection?

Could still be a power hungry Nvidia beast though?..
But it's battery powered..

 

[M_C]

POLYN Technology has announced the availability of NeuroVoice, the company's neuromorphic chip-based solution combining voice extraction and detection for far superior performance in hearing aids… | Edge Impulse (a Qualcomm company)

POLYN Technology has announced the availability of NeuroVoice, the company's neuromorphic chip-based solution combining voice extraction and detection for far superior performance in hearing aids, earbuds, smartphones, and more.

www.linkedin.com

 

[Bravo]

Damn! That really does sound like us Bravo

Edge learning on device, with no cloud connection?

Could still be a power hungry Nvidia beast though?..
But it's battery powered..

Yes, it does sound like us doesn't it DB? It remined me a bit of what Peter Van Der Made said at Stocks Down Under’s Semiconductor Conference on 30 November 2021. Not sure a doorbell could be construed to be hand-held but . Here's what Peter said.

"We also priced the chip for use in hand-held solar-powered equipment. So that at the [inaudible 00:14:01] at the dollar store for a chip, so we priced this chip at a very competitive level, somewhere between $15 and $25 in quantities. Other point is real-time learning. We do real-time learning, which is unique in the market."

I'm trying to find out more about Eufy's proprietary BionicMind™ but I'm drawing blanks. Oh well, at least I'm not drawing Blankevoorts any more.

 

[Easytiger]

ASX Announcement
BrainChip Granted New US Patent
• Patent US 11,468,299 “An Improved Spiking Neural Network” issued to BrainChip
Sydney – 12 October 2022:
BrainChip Holdings Ltd (“BrainChip” or the “Company”) (ASX: BRN, OTCQX: BRCHF,
ADR: BCHPY),
has issued a US patent for “An Improved Spiking Neural Network”. US 11,468,299 “An Improved Spiking Neural Network” Issuance:
The patent, US 11,468,299, was issued on 11 October 2022 at the US Patents and Trademarks Office (USPTO). The patent is considered by the Company to be a valuable IP asset and increases the patent protection around BrainChip’s unique neuromorphic on-chip learning technology.
Key features of patent:
The patent protects the learning function of BrainChip’s digital neuron circuit implemented on a neuromorphic integrated circuit/system (e.g. AkidaTM).
• The neurons and synapses are implemented efficiently so that a significantly high number of them can be implemented in the most efficient and resource constrained computational environment.
• The memory management of membrane potential values, synapse weights and synapse connections amongst the spiking neuron circuits is handled innovatively, contributing significantly to reducing the power and the cost when delivering edge applications to customers.
• The patent protects a key learning feature when choosing the synapses for weight variation during on-chip learning. The right combination of factors related to accuracy and efficiency is chosen that delivers valuable results during edge learning.
BrainChip’s portfolio now comprises 10 US and 1 Chinese issued patents. In addition, some 27 patent applications are pending in the US, Europe, Australia, Canada, Japan, Korea, India, Brazil, Russia, Mexico, and Israel.
This announcement is authorised for release by the BRN Board of Directors

Wow wow wow

 

[DingoBorat]

Yes, it does sound like us doesn't it DB? It remined me a bit of what Peter Van Der Made said at Stocks Down Under’s Semiconductor Conference on 30 November 2021. Not sure a doorbell could be construed to be hand-held but . Here's what Peter said.

"We also priced the chip for use in hand-held solar-powered equipment. So that at the [inaudible 00:14:01] at the dollar store for a chip, so we priced this chip at a very competitive level, somewhere between $15 and $25 in quantities. Other point is real-time learning. We do real-time learning, which is unique in the market."

I'm trying to find out more about Eufy's proprietary BionicMind™ but I'm drawing blanks. Oh well, at least I'm not drawing Blankevoorts any more.

We need @Diogenese digging into any patents on this BionicMind tech, for any clues..

 

[DingoBorat]

Yes, it does sound like us doesn't it DB? It remined me a bit of what Peter Van Der Made said at Stocks Down Under’s Semiconductor Conference on 30 November 2021. Not sure a doorbell could be construed to be hand-held but . Here's what Peter said.

"We also priced the chip for use in hand-held solar-powered equipment. So that at the [inaudible 00:14:01] at the dollar store for a chip, so we priced this chip at a very competitive level, somewhere between $15 and $25 in quantities. Other point is real-time learning. We do real-time learning, which is unique in the market."

I'm trying to find out more about Eufy's proprietary BionicMind™ but I'm drawing blanks. Oh well, at least I'm not drawing Blankevoorts any more.

ip-172-31-3-38.ap-southeast-2.compute.internal — Coming Soon

This is a default index page for a new domain.

myeufy.com.au

Sounds like a classic BrainChip customer..
Great reputation, don't think I've heard about them before ..

Owned by Anker, a Chinese company..

Anker Innovations - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Sounding less likely??..

 

[Easytiger]

They may well say it was not important but they completely ignored my argument that it was important because it in my opinion would allow Hey Mercedes to securely speak to your Samsung Smarthome as you wiz along the autobahn at 280 kph running late for an appointment when you realise you left the iron on and forgot to lock the back door.

This incredibly important use case was just ignored in the same way a parent ignores a child who repeats something they were not supposed to hear the adults talking about.

Instead they relied upon the opinion of their patent lawyers that it was not scientifically revolutionary or first of its kind so nothing to see here kind of argument so move on. I have never liked having my head patted.

Anyway so much happening what’s one more exciting potential relationship anyway.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Momentum building

 

[Diogenese]

Knock knock.

I bloody know who's there!

 

[MDhere]

While on the impossible. If you open the attached link and scroll through the alphabetically listed companies to M then Me you might be surprised like me to discover that MegaChips is an official supplier to Apple. You might even be further surprised when you scroll across the listing to see that MegaChips USA is one of the supply sites.

https://www.apple.com/nz/supplier-responsibility/pdf/Apple-FY21-Supplier-List.pdf

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

PS: I was surprised because I have not seen any previous link made between Apple and MegaChips.

FF I just fell off my chair!!

 

[Diogenese]

I bloody know who's there!

Akida killed the Knock! Knock! joke.

 

[Andy38]

POLYN Technology has announced the availability of NeuroVoice, the company's neuromorphic chip-based solution combining voice extraction and detection for far superior performance in hearing aids… | Edge Impulse (a Qualcomm company)

POLYN Technology has announced the availability of NeuroVoice, the company's neuromorphic chip-based solution combining voice extraction and detection for far superior performance in hearing aids, earbuds, smartphones, and more.

www.linkedin.com

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FF already Ogered me on this one this morning @MC🐠. I was loving the sound of it, especially the Edge Impulse connection until the analog factor came into play!

 

[FJ-215]

Chip Startup Defies Global Rout With 15% Surge in Tokyo IPO

Chip design firm Socionext Inc. jumped 15% in its Tokyo debut after completing Japan’s largest initial public offering this year, defying recent investor pessimism about global semiconductor shares.

Shares of the Yokohama-based company, which had Panasonic Holdings Corp., Fujitsu Ltd. and the Development Bank of Japan Inc. as holders prior to the listing, ended the first session at 4,200 yen. They were sold at 3,650 yen each, the top of the marketed range in an IPO that was upsized to 66.8 billion yen ($456 million) due to high investor interest.

 

[Fact Finder]

Yes, it does sound like us doesn't it DB? It remined me a bit of what Peter Van Der Made said at Stocks Down Under’s Semiconductor Conference on 30 November 2021. Not sure a doorbell could be construed to be hand-held but . Here's what Peter said.

"We also priced the chip for use in hand-held solar-powered equipment. So that at the [inaudible 00:14:01] at the dollar store for a chip, so we priced this chip at a very competitive level, somewhere between $15 and $25 in quantities. Other point is real-time learning. We do real-time learning, which is unique in the market."

I'm trying to find out more about Eufy's proprietary BionicMind™ but I'm drawing blanks. Oh well, at least I'm not drawing Blankevoorts any more.

I had this nagging negative voice saying there is a problem and a bit of searching found what was troubling me about this company:

channelnews : Owners Move To Ditch High Risk Eufy Security Cameras, Distributor Fails To Say Where Servers Are Located

The maker of Chinese security camera Eufy which is widely sold at JB Hi Fi appear to have a major security problem but despite concerns the local distributor Directed Electronics Australia is not saying where the servers the cameras are located. Several leading technology sites claim the servers...

www.channelnews.com.au

The maker of Chinese security camera Eufy which is widely sold at JB Hi Fi appear to have a major security problem but despite concerns the local distributor Directed Electronics Australia is not saying where the servers the cameras are located.

Several leading technology sites claim the servers are based in China.
Owners of Eufy cameras are now ditching the brand because of security concerns.

Our request to Directed Australia follows the exposure of a huge Eufy privacy breach that resulted in both live and recorded camera feeds being shown to complete strangers.

What’s been revealed is that right around the world including in Australia and New Zealand strangers have had complete access to an account, including control of pan-and-tilt cameras where fitted.

ChannelNews can reveal that the app that comes with the JB Hi Fi sold cameras is developed by Chinese app developers Oceanwing which is a division of Anker Innovations a 100% owned Chinese Company.

Anker Innovations is a Chinese electronics company based in Shenzhen, Guangdong.

Online owners of Eufy cameras have also complained that when an Internet feed to an Eufy camera is down they have been unable to activate the SD card capability built into some of their cameras.

 

[Fullmoonfever]

FF already Ogered me on this one this morning @MC🐠. I was loving the sound of it, especially the Edge Impulse connection until the analog factor came into play!

Haha

Has happened to me as I think to most as well from what I've heard.

Although as I posted earlier....there is a digital connection so is a hybrid.

The analog does pattern ID and the digital....well....hmmm

Snippets from June 22 article.

Polyn has developed an Analog Neural Network Chip - Israel Electronics News

Polyn has developed an Analog Neural Network Chip

techtime.news

Polyn’s first NASP chip contains 50,000 analog neurons.

The final product is a hybrid of a fixed analog network for pattern identification, and additional dynamic digital component in charge of interpreting patterns.

This component is also responsible for the addition of new components to the algorithm during updates and even to perform training at some level. Timofeev: “An average of 90% of the neural network is fixed and unchanged. Less the 10% is updated during operation. Our chip is hybrid: we transform 90% of the network to an analog circuit, and the rest remains digital. We can also adjust this ratio according to the specific needs.”

 

[MDhere]

Akida killed the Knock! Knock! joke.

lol lol exactly right @Diogenese . haha yr knock knock joke has recognised you @Ha ha ! LOL