BRN Discussion Ongoing

[Xray1]

Ahh bloody toilets and dodgy plumbing hey, fun, fun.

I guess my expectations differ from reality. I have no doubt that deals and commercial relationships are being made behind the scenes. I also realise that these negotiations would be highly confidential and rightly so - that's reality.

My expectations after Rob Telson's pre CES comments about showcasing AKIDA tech with numerous partners clearly differs from reality. A sign with AKIDA written on it at a demo booth does not qualify as 'showcasing' in my reality. I imagined Rob, Anil, et al with our partners actually demonstrating to a crowd of CES visitors and media how amazing AKIDA is and what it can do to improve products and the world. I clearly have set myself up for disappointment and will temper my expectations in future.

Perhaps in this competitive tech world it's the pretenders who crow from the rooftops while the genuine contenders remain confidentially silent - I hope so.

If you were one of our big fish customers, would you be wanting to tell all your competitors what your
" Secret Sauce "' was after having most likely spent millions of dollars doing your own DD & Research on your proposed to market commercial product ????

 

[Xray1]

Just for some context, when Todd says “end of next year” he is referring to end of 2023 because in the beginning of the video Todd touches on “one of the biggest announcements we had earlier this year was at CES”

So despite this interview only being posted today, it was conducted in 2022 so yes, renesas WILL have MASS VOLUME containing akida sometime at the back end of 2023.

So when we get quarterlies that don’t show any revenue, please don’t take your frustration out and blame the company, it is up to Renesas timeline not ours.
But I am confident we will get other licensing agreements before Renesas have put out products containing akida whether through megachips or standalone licensing agreements.

We have this current 4C coming up at the end of this month and there is still another 4C to go before the next scheduled AGMin May 2023 ..... I am personally quitely confident, that Sean H will make sure the 4C just before the May AGM will reveal explosive sales and Co revenues and give Sean H much creditability to any of his future statements as the Co's ongoing CEO.

 

[equanimous]

We have this current 4C coming up at the end of this month and there is still another 4C to go before the next scheduled AGMin May 2023 ..... I am personally quitely confident, that Sean H will make sure the 4C just before the May AGM will reveal explosive sales and Co revenues and give Sean H much creditability to any of his future statements as the Co's ongoing CEO.

I think that is too early for explosive sales. Hoping for decent sales at the backend of 2023. For me its better to have lower expectations and be surprised then the other way around. There was a ton of progress and partnerships announced last year and that takes time to come to fruition.

 

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[Violin1]

You are making an incorrect statement. It should read “what in the heavens could that be?”
You won’t recognise much in hell.

Remind me to tell you the hell joke at the AGM.

 

[Getupthere]

 

[Schnitzel lover]

Of course none of this has the slightest interest to the owner of a well funded business with a growing ecosystem and secure product engagements with major customers because owners of businesses know that economic conditions wax and wane and by running a tight ship all conditions will be encountered and weathered.

TSEx general discussion thread is for BRNASX business owners or in more familiar language it is an investor shareholders meeting place or thread.

This is not a trading thread and your analysis has no place here.

There are threads for traders and if they are not to your liking create a new one.

A trader here can only be seen as attempting to manipulate.

Your continuing commentary which now slants towards there being long term business success makes for all the business owners here very transparent that your commentary on holding 70 cents is of absolutely no value whatsoever.

As business owners BRNASX trading at 50 cents or $2.00 has no implication for the market price of AKIDA IP or Edge Impulses platform with Brainchip on board being adopted by developers, Renesas paying royalties on mass produced products and Mercedes Benz using AKIDA technology in cabin to diminish power use across its fleet.

The Chair of Brainchip’s Board made it clear at the AGM that the share price will do what the share price will do but Brainchip the business will continue on growing and building on its successes, partnerships and ecosystems while continuing to advance its technological lead regardless.

If you are on a mission to protect investors go and protect the traders as your analysis has no relevance here.

My opinion only DYOR
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Ok, Fact Finder has spoken.. I respect your opinion and will oblige..

I will leave with stating I started out as a BRN shareholder 5 years ago and have been in and out multiple times. That is staying true to my investing model. I am well ahead on BRN.

Technical Analysis and disciplined risk management has not ever let me down whereas falling in love with a company and ignoring technical analysis has let me down multiple times. I remain firmly if that opinion.

Thanks for the hard research and efforts to keep people informed on the BRN story and regular updates..

Good luck to all BRN holders and may the journey be as successful as you all envisage.. Be your own person and think for yourself. It will benefit you more in the long run..

 

[Violin1]

I think that is too early for explosive sales. Hoping for decent sales at the backend of 2023. For me its better to have lower expectations and be surprised then the other way around. There was a ton of progress and partnerships announced last year and that takes time to come to fruition.

Spot on (IMO) @equanimous - our expectations are sooooo high - but the reality is that we all know how long it takes to do mass production. We have a couple of important clients with licence agreements - but it is only a couple so far and the revenue flow will take a while. I have absolutely no doubts about our company - but I just reckon the next couple of 4cs won't deliver on some people's dreams. We just need to be measured - most likely we will draw down on some more LDA funds (likely the last drawdown) as per our agreement - and I believe this will be the last one before we breakeven on our $20m outgoings per year. Our whole gig is based on patience! It is really a great thing I play golf!

I've said before - don't go crazy on the 4c if it has little revenue. I'll be waiting to buy more when everyone goes silly and play into the hands of manipulators! Pleeeease don't make me buy them!

 

[thelittleshort]

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[Fullmoonfever]

I'm sure I recall some discussions previously on Blues Wireless and whether there was compatibility(?) etc I think.

Well, whilst not listed within Edge Impulse main pages, they were buried in the forum section and apparently Impulse Dev compatible for the Swan. Also runs on a STM MCU

Swan is a low-cost, embeddable STM32L4-based microcontroller designed to accelerate the development and deployment of battery-powered IoT solutions. It is especially useful for applications requiring large memory or a high degree of I/O expandability at an affordable cost, such as edge inferencing and remote monitoring.

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[thelittleshort]

I'm sure I recall some discussions previously on Blues Wireless and whether there was compatibility(?) etc I think.

Think it was BluWireless FMF. Confusingly similar names. Hopefully you’ve unearthed another possibility

@MC🐠 had a host of dots here for BluWireless

 

[TECH]

Ahh bloody toilets and dodgy plumbing hey, fun, fun.

I guess my expectations differ from reality. I have no doubt that deals and commercial relationships are being made behind the scenes. I also realise that these negotiations would be highly confidential and rightly so - that's reality.

My expectations after Rob Telson's pre CES comments about showcasing AKIDA tech with numerous partners clearly differs from reality. A sign with AKIDA written on it at a demo booth does not qualify as 'showcasing' in my reality. I imagined Rob, Anil, et al with our partners actually demonstrating to a crowd of CES visitors and media how amazing AKIDA is and what it can do to improve products and the world. I clearly have set myself up for disappointment and will temper my expectations in future.

Perhaps in this competitive tech world it's the pretenders who crow from the rooftops while the genuine contenders remain confidentially silent - I hope so.

Hey Foxdog,

Pace yourself mate, today I heard a USB would be available for developers by late 2022, I heard Renesas will have mass production of product/s in the marketplace probably by late 2023, it takes 1/3 years to produce a chip, which we aren't in the business of doing anymore, we're an IP vendor as such, NASA is making progress, but it's highly classified, they and we cannot comment, Agriculture, Farming, you name it, the potential is endless, not maybe, definitely!

We are a brilliant young company bringing "disruptive technology" to the entire world, at times it's like pulling teeth, all pain and seemingly no progress, when I get told personally that the company is working really hard to achieve all our dreams, well, I am 100% comfortable that, that's the truth!

I'd back the staff we have NOW to close out deals, but we are at the mercy of lots of companies who need that extra time to commit to Akida and its amazing future, at this point in time, the only losers, as such, will be the ones who don't commit in the next few years, why, because they would have well and truly missed the first 10 steps up the ladder to Neuromorphic Heaven.

I am going to be honest, the other day I did consider selling 500,000 shares at 86c, by the close of the day that was a $50,000 gain on the downside, I didn't, I thought about it and asked myself, "why bother Davo".... there's plenty of people trading our stock with much larger
volumes than what I considered, and hence, making very good money, but the day will come when we make two announcements, one after the other.... that is Revenue and an IP signing, Brainchip stock will move up faster than many here could comprehend, and that day is coming.

The names that are being bandied about, confirm that as a certainty, take a deep breath and enjoy the ride, as frustrating as it can be at times for all.

Tech

 

[Rise from the ashes]

I think that is too early for explosive sales. Hoping for decent sales at the backend of 2023. For me its better to have lower expectations and be surprised then the other way around. There was a ton of progress and partnerships announced last year and that takes time to come to fruition.

One thing for sure is that their will be plenty of explosive verbal diarrhea being spewed if explosive sales aren't coming real soon. Which if so gives me another opportunity to make that one last top up again
Looking forward to seeing a Ken robot fully blinged out once the sales start kicking in decently.

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Think it was BluWireless FMF. Confusingly similar names. Hopefully you’ve unearthed another possibility

@MC🐠 had a host of dots here for BluWireless

Hey, thanks mate.

Decided to actually do a word search to double check, probs should've done that first haha

BluWireless might be there but so is Blues Wireless that FF said are at CES

Not saying anything to do with us but is possible to use Edge Impulse on the Swan which can come with their Notecard and Notehub.

BRN Discussion Ongoing

Stock Disclosure? I changed mine to focus on Search Engine Optimization for this forum and Brainchip, our Investment. I had a few of my stocks, but figured the best for PVDM are facts about Brainchip. What about @Rocket577 who I praise often?

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[Steve10]

DJI charts from 1960-2023. Red vertical lines is when ema's golden crossed on daily chart when started rising after downtrend, 50ema crosses above 200ema.

Have 17 signals & 1 failure in October 1973. The RSI was not rising on 3 month & 6 month charts in 1973 along with 100ema didn't cross over 200ema.

The DJI 100ema should cross the 200ema this week & confirm bottom has passed. Nasdaq & S&P500 will follow DJI.

 

[thelittleshort]

Info

 

[equanimous]

One thing for sure is that their will be plenty of explosive verbal diarrhea being spewed if explosive sales aren't coming real soon. Which if so gives me another opportunity to make that one last top up again
Looking forward to seeing a Ken robot fully blinged out once the sales start kicking in decently.

ill have one ready for you

 

[Fact Finder]

Info

The whole extract below is interesting:

Tim Llewellynn

Tim Llewellynn​

CEO/Co-Founder of NVISO Human Behaviour…​

Published Jun 20, 2017
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We are so proud to announce that our AI-specialist company nViso with our Financial Services lead product “EmotionAdvisor” has been accepted into the excellent FCA Innovation Sandbox in UK! If you missed it here is a quick overview of who got in.
Our application was focused around testing our Artificial Intelligence behavioural and emotion-recognition technology to prove whether we can help enhance financial services customers’ profiles for use in banking and insurance.
Innovation Sandboxes
But first of all, what's an Innovation Sandbox? Just from my personal view, it's the regulator helping catalyze industry with start-ups to innovate faster around core issues. As we are new to this journey I can so far say it's been super helpful even during the application process to get a better feeling for how the regulator works, and what they're looking for.
As a white-label software provider, it's important we know the applicable rules and stand ready to answer financial services companies myriad processes and questions from their legal, compliance and regulatory as well as business and IT functions. As a CEO I run a team who face long lead times and a shadow of healthy scepticism in every meeting - so having started a process directly with a sharp regulatory team gives me much more confidence that we have all our ducks in a row headed into such a challenging environment.
I’ll be giving you more real-time updates here out of the Sandbox as we begin the testing process in late summer.
What Inspired us to Apply?
Until now, customer profiling and risk assessments have relied on static questionnaires and dogmatic questions around financial ability and appetite to withstand loss. Whereas we know from leading academic research that client behavioural reactions to loss and finance more generally are also correlate to other more intimate characteristics such as thinking style. Our technology can “read” and interpret such thinking styles by observing pre-emotional expression reactions in response to a series of stimuli, for example a short video. It's important to note we are not measuring fully processed emotions, but what happens in the 20-40 milliseconds before a person thinks through and expresses a reaction to another human.
"This is a critically important point - computers can read true emotional reactions better than humans can."
My goals out of the pilot are to further explore the use cases across Financial consumers’ life cycle with any given provider. We believe AI-driven emotional recognition has a number of important applications including prospecting for suitable customers, login and authentication, client profiling, creating active recommendations for products/services, and even as a more complete feedback loop to a client advisor and firm.
Emotion and Customers Financial Decisions are Highly Connected
As cited in the FCA’s RDR finalized guidance (2012), client profiling using automated tools must be reviewed carefully by a firm and enhanced where necessary to make a complete picture.
EmotionAdvisor is a set of skills we are developing for banks and insurers, asset and wealth managers to enhance their client profiles with behavioural finance relevant information in order to make sharper product, offering or advisory recommendations.
Our core belief is the better you know your client, the more accurate your recommendations and the more you can prove you aligned to their best interests.
EmotionAdvisor may be just what you're looking for to help plug that important gap between static MiFid profiling and true behavioural finance inputs.
About Us...
We're not your average early stage start-up talking about AI and machine learning. I've been CEO of nViso since 2009, we have 30 employees and are a spin-off and are still based out of EPFL (often called the MIT of Europe) and are an official partner with IBM Watson for machine learning and data analysis techniques development. We are now launching our fourth major client with our mainline Financial Services SaaS called EmotionAdvisor.
I also head up the European Union’s front-end offense as organizer of BONSEYES, the EU open marketplace for AI which has a budget of double-digit millions to build our Europe’s offensive capabilities and use cases across industry verticals such as Finance, Automotive, Consumer Retail and IoT among others. Our team is largely made up of PhDs and business people who know how to build and shape a product set.
Want to Learn More about AI and Finance
● FCA’s RDR Finalised Guidance on Independent and restricted advice
● FCA’s FARM final report
● EmotionAdvisor prospectus on nViso website
● Paul Ekman history
Are you a Head of Strategy, Digital, Innovation or Products & Services at a bank, insurer, asset or wealth manager, or a FinTech with a B2C offering? Send me a DM and I'd be happy to walk you through in more detail how our product set works and the results we've been able to achieve on behalf of our clients to date.
Please comment below with a question or opinion and I look forwards to answering and providing additional insights to all queries.
Tim
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We are only scratching the surface. The culmination of real time data analytics on truly "big data" with predictive abilities is the disruptive technology that is far past due. It requires a new computing paradigm since the fundamental algorithms involved in handling sparse data is not suitable for Von Neumann architecture with their macho flops running at. 5% peak.
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Completely agree we haven't even got to a stage where we have "fit-for-purpose" hardware for AI and data-driven software - we are still running around with legacy hardware repurposed. Once a stream of new hardware solutions can into the mainstream there will major disruption and capabilities available that weren't imaginable before.
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Patrick Barnert nViso.... and interesting about the FCA Sandbox...
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Congrats Tim!
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Great news. Perhaps now UBS will realise what they missed last year?!
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Congrats Tim & team, this is a huge step to learning the Finance vertical - he who learns most fastest wins!
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[TheFunkMachine]

This is a Norwegian Commercial for a grocery store( Rema 1000 ) and their slogan is “The simplest is often the best” i miss Norwegian TV some days.

 

[Fact Finder]

The whole extract below is interesting:

Tim Llewellynn

Tim Llewellynn​

CEO/Co-Founder of NVISO Human Behaviour…​

Published Jun 20, 2017
+ Follow
We are so proud to announce that our AI-specialist company nViso with our Financial Services lead product “EmotionAdvisor” has been accepted into the excellent FCA Innovation Sandbox in UK! If you missed it here is a quick overview of who got in.
Our application was focused around testing our Artificial Intelligence behavioural and emotion-recognition technology to prove whether we can help enhance financial services customers’ profiles for use in banking and insurance.
Innovation Sandboxes
But first of all, what's an Innovation Sandbox? Just from my personal view, it's the regulator helping catalyze industry with start-ups to innovate faster around core issues. As we are new to this journey I can so far say it's been super helpful even during the application process to get a better feeling for how the regulator works, and what they're looking for.
As a white-label software provider, it's important we know the applicable rules and stand ready to answer financial services companies myriad processes and questions from their legal, compliance and regulatory as well as business and IT functions. As a CEO I run a team who face long lead times and a shadow of healthy scepticism in every meeting - so having started a process directly with a sharp regulatory team gives me much more confidence that we have all our ducks in a row headed into such a challenging environment.
I’ll be giving you more real-time updates here out of the Sandbox as we begin the testing process in late summer.
What Inspired us to Apply?
Until now, customer profiling and risk assessments have relied on static questionnaires and dogmatic questions around financial ability and appetite to withstand loss. Whereas we know from leading academic research that client behavioural reactions to loss and finance more generally are also correlate to other more intimate characteristics such as thinking style. Our technology can “read” and interpret such thinking styles by observing pre-emotional expression reactions in response to a series of stimuli, for example a short video. It's important to note we are not measuring fully processed emotions, but what happens in the 20-40 milliseconds before a person thinks through and expresses a reaction to another human.
"This is a critically important point - computers can read true emotional reactions better than humans can."
My goals out of the pilot are to further explore the use cases across Financial consumers’ life cycle with any given provider. We believe AI-driven emotional recognition has a number of important applications including prospecting for suitable customers, login and authentication, client profiling, creating active recommendations for products/services, and even as a more complete feedback loop to a client advisor and firm.
Emotion and Customers Financial Decisions are Highly Connected
As cited in the FCA’s RDR finalized guidance (2012), client profiling using automated tools must be reviewed carefully by a firm and enhanced where necessary to make a complete picture.
EmotionAdvisor is a set of skills we are developing for banks and insurers, asset and wealth managers to enhance their client profiles with behavioural finance relevant information in order to make sharper product, offering or advisory recommendations.
Our core belief is the better you know your client, the more accurate your recommendations and the more you can prove you aligned to their best interests.
EmotionAdvisor may be just what you're looking for to help plug that important gap between static MiFid profiling and true behavioural finance inputs.
About Us...
We're not your average early stage start-up talking about AI and machine learning. I've been CEO of nViso since 2009, we have 30 employees and are a spin-off and are still based out of EPFL (often called the MIT of Europe) and are an official partner with IBM Watson for machine learning and data analysis techniques development. We are now launching our fourth major client with our mainline Financial Services SaaS called EmotionAdvisor.
I also head up the European Union’s front-end offense as organizer of BONSEYES, the EU open marketplace for AI which has a budget of double-digit millions to build our Europe’s offensive capabilities and use cases across industry verticals such as Finance, Automotive, Consumer Retail and IoT among others. Our team is largely made up of PhDs and business people who know how to build and shape a product set.
Want to Learn More about AI and Finance
● FCA’s RDR Finalised Guidance on Independent and restricted advice
● FCA’s FARM final report
● EmotionAdvisor prospectus on nViso website
● Paul Ekman history
Are you a Head of Strategy, Digital, Innovation or Products & Services at a bank, insurer, asset or wealth manager, or a FinTech with a B2C offering? Send me a DM and I'd be happy to walk you through in more detail how our product set works and the results we've been able to achieve on behalf of our clients to date.
Please comment below with a question or opinion and I look forwards to answering and providing additional insights to all queries.
Tim
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Ben Robinson interesting read!
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Richard Sheroff
We are only scratching the surface. The culmination of real time data analytics on truly "big data" with predictive abilities is the disruptive technology that is far past due. It requires a new computing paradigm since the fundamental algorithms involved in handling sparse data is not suitable for Von Neumann architecture with their macho flops running at. 5% peak.
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Tim Llewellynn
Completely agree we haven't even got to a stage where we have "fit-for-purpose" hardware for AI and data-driven software - we are still running around with legacy hardware repurposed. Once a stream of new hardware solutions can into the mainstream there will major disruption and capabilities available that weren't imaginable before.
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Patrick Barnert nViso.... and interesting about the FCA Sandbox...
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Priyanka Pawar
Congrats Tim!
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Igor Shaposhnikov
Very good, Tim! Congratulations!
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Denyse Drummond-Dunn
Great news. Perhaps now UBS will realise what they missed last year?!
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Congrats Tim & team, this is a huge step to learning the Finance vertical - he who learns most fastest wins!
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Hopefully you have read the above as this is what makes it interesting:

• Created: 11/24/2017 by Qube Analyst
• Last Edited: 11/24/2017 by Qube Analyst

" data-metric=".object-stats" style="color: rgb(34, 34, 34); cursor: pointer; font-size: 20.799999237060547px;"> Richard Sheroff
Vice President of Sales and Business Development at Emu Technology
Location: Greater Atlanta Area, GA
ADD TO MY LISTS
Richard Sheroff has over 25 years of experience in the computer industry. He was a co-founder and/or executive at several companies including Data General, Cambridge Robotics, MasPar, Convex, Zantaz and OpenText.
Richard and his colleagues were key in developing and deploying the world’s first commercial applications using large-scale parallel processing systems. First, was the interceptor (GBR- Ground Based RADAR) of the Patriot Missile Defense System partnering with Raytheon Corporation. Shortly thereafter, he teamed with Lockheed Martin in the design and successful implementation of the FBI’s IAFIS(Integrated Automated Fingerprinting Identification System) using 128-way parallel computer systems.
Richard has a BS Degree in Engineering from Cornell University

My opinion only DYOR
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