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[AARONASX]

4C is out

 

[Deleted member 118]

asx web site just got 1000 hits...
and donuts... lol

I didn’t say what 4C lol

 

[Shadow59]

4C is out

Jolly Joker

 

[Izzzzzzzzzzy]

If I win the lotto tonight how do I buy the 160 mil worth of brn? Asking for a friend

 

[AARONASX]

If I win the lotto tonight how do I buy the 160 mil worth of brn? Asking for a friend

Cash only, send it to my PO Box...i'll send you a private message!

 

[Yoda]

My guess is $500 Mill, if not this 4c then most definitely in the next 10 or so 4C's

It could be as high as $160m revenue - If Peter has a ticket for tonight's Powerball . . .

 

[Bravo]

I know we are a BRN centric forum but WBT is another tech stock on the ASX at pre revenue stage that some of you may be interested in. They had a massive announcement today.

I honestly think they have as much potential as Brainchip, perhaps an even higher revenue ceiling.

They are my second biggest holding and to say today is a good day is an understatement!

Wow! WBT is taking off like a packet of nuts at a vegan convention!!!

 

[Izzzzzzzzzzy]

Cash only, send it to my PO Box...i'll send you a private message!

Might need a few trucks for that much cash

 

[Izzzzzzzzzzy]

Wow! WBT is taking off like a packet of nuts at a vegan convention!!!



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Finally broken even on it

 

[Bravo]

Hmmm.. Anyone heard of AutoFill? AutoFill claims it has pioneered a solution which combines vision technology with multisensory data fusion to identify anomalies and increase the accuracy of inspections.

Using AI and sensor fusion to improve vehicle inspection processes - Just Auto

Vehicle inspection is a time consuming and costly process, to combat this, digital solutions which utilise AI and machine learning are being introduced.

www.just-auto.com

AutoFill: transforming object inspection with AI

Daan de Cloe, AutoFill Technologies’ Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer outlines the company and its work with AI and automation

aimagazine.com

 

[Adam]

BTW, how's the Cortina going?

As canopy dry as my old Capri...

 

[ItsKane]

Anyone else hate dislike waiting?

 

[Adam]

Finally broken even on it

Me too and bought 4k more.

 

[Slymeat]

I understand that every like doesn‘t mean a partner, but it is bloody nice to see DroneShield in Rob Telson’s sights. Please let it be part of the ecosystem. DISC I hold shares in ASX: DRO

If ever there is a technology that could make use of Akida then I think drone tracking and disabling could very well be that technology. Tracking could be as simple as noticing something different in an unchanging backdrop.

Here’s the link to the article, which includes a 7 minute interview discussing the DOD endorsement and what it could mean.
US Department of Defence endorses Australian company Droneshield

 

[Bravo]

Anyone else hate dislike waiting?

Yes.

 

[Getupthere]

Sony’s new A7R V camera uses a dedicated AI processor to identify and track subjects — The Verge

The latest full-frame camera from Sony keeps its predecessor’s 61-megapixel full-frame sensor but adds a new autofocus system with subject detection. It’s also got a bevy of other new features and costs $3,899.99.

apple.news

 

[TopCat]

Sony’s new A7R V camera uses a dedicated AI processor to identify and track subjects — The Verge

The latest full-frame camera from Sony keeps its predecessor’s 61-megapixel full-frame sensor but adds a new autofocus system with subject detection. It’s also got a bevy of other new features and costs $3,899.99.

apple.news

Sony says the 'state-of-the-art' AI processing system in the A7R V takes it one step further by using detailed information about human form and pose estimation to dramatically improve recognition accuracy, well beyond rival systems which it says can only detect faces and eyes.​

 

[SERA2g]

The ASX requirements for a 4C are pretty cut and dry, and I think you can safely bet on the fact that BRN are not in the habit of pumping fluff like ANN's given their track record of late. So essentially, they will report only on anything that is required of them (by the ASX) or that which they consider to be of substance to investors and the market. I am not sure what you think is needed over and above that?

In terms of expected revenue - it's anyone's guess at this very early stage in their growth. It will just be a guess and essentially there will be nothing of substance that anyone can peg against that guess to evaluate whether the value that eventuates is 'good' or 'bad'. Anyone that attempts to do so is either a reporter from the motley fool or a subscriber of theirs.

I'm for the $2.5M - $4M range.

$2m being made up of the cash collection of the Megachips licensing fee accrued in the 2022 annual report on the assumption Brn's terms are not >90 days and so should have been receipted before 30 September upon 30 June accrual.

Minor engineering and support fees etc might push us to $2.5M.

Anything above $2.5M is additional revenue I was not expecting and so may include royalties.

Hoping no one is expecting the lights to be shot out in this quarterly. I'd be pleasantly surprised but not banking on it.

 

[Labsy]

It's in!

 

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