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[manny100]

Why is Brainchip the best:
"Unfortunately, the information provided on the website does not explicitly state that BrainChip is the best. However, the company has won several awards and recognition for its innovative software and hardware solutions for advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning applications, including the 2017 Milipol Innovation Award in the cybersecurity category and being named one of the "Startups Worth Watching in 2021" by EE Times' Silicon 100 list. BrainChip's technology is also embedded into Rockwell Collins' Perimeter Surveillance Radar system (PSR). Additionally, the company has extended the breadth and depth of its neuromorphic IP with new patents granted by the US Patents and Trademarks Office and the acquisition of previously licensed technology from Toulouse Tech Transfer."

Interesting. https://www.collinsaerospace.com/wh...eting-and-c2/perimeter-surveillance-radar-500
Interesting demo. The intruder gave himself up with out a tussle.
Don't seem to be getting much out of this deal??? But good to be involved - Wonder if BRN still is involved??.

 

[DingoBorat]

It’s either us (with the on chip learning and mWs power) in an IP licence yet to be announced or behind the Megachips wall, or they are loosely stating learning in place of inference and BS’ing on the extreme low power budget. Using our IP is the ONLY way they could have on-chip learning since our technology is the only true learning out there (FACT not opinion). It appears that some companies are willing to state that training and inference together constitutes learning - which is just fricking false, but there is also a lot of confusion about what learning is as well.

"Combining the 20,000-gate ultra-compact AI accelerator with a high-performance CPU enables learning and inference with ultra-low power consumption of just a few tens of mW (1000× smaller than conventional AI chips capable of learning)"

That last statement seems it bit odd ..

So it's power usage is a 1000 times less than all the other conventional A.I. chips capable of learning..

Depends on who made that statement, but while ultra low power, it does sounds like just a good training and inference chip.

They obviously have slick marketing ..

Who wants to deep dive their tech?..

Edit - No deep dive required, looks like a "dumb" chip...

 

[Taproot]

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Neural Propulsion Systems - Digital Imaging Radar Technology

Pioneer in hyper-resolution digital imaging radar technology.

nps.ai

PLEASANTON, California – January 31, 2022 – Neural Propulsion Systems (NPS), a pioneer in hyper resolution digital imaging radar technology, today announced that it was named a CES® 2023 Innovation Awards Honoree for its AtomicSense™ radar technology. NPS has developed a new class of algorithms that enable orders of magnitude better radar performance with groundbreaking applications in the mobility and defense industries. NPS AtomicSense technology was an award-winning standout at this year’s CES Innovation Awards program, which received a record number of submissions with more than 2,100 applicants.


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Sonny TahilianiSonny Tahiliani• 3rd+• 3rd+Exec. Director & Tech. Lead, RTX Ventures @Raytheon Technologies (Corporate Venture Capital)Exec. Director & Tech. Lead, RTX Ventures @Raytheon Technologies (Corporate Venture Capital)
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Neural Propulsion Systems, Inc. Secures Series B Strategic Investment from Raytheon Technologies Venture Arm (RTX Ventures)

Neural Propulsion Systems Secures Series B Strategic Investment from Raytheon Technologies - NPS​

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Funding Will Enable NPS to Advance New Hyper-Resolution Digital Imaging […]​

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PLEASANTON, Calif. – March 2, 2023 – Neural Propulsion Systems (NPS), a pioneer in hyper-resolution digital imaging radar technology, today announced a new Series B strategic investment by RTX Ventures, the venture capital arm of Raytheon Technologies (NYSE: RTX). The funding will help NPS develop next-generation radar technology able to provide 10 times better resolution and 2.5 times greater range for mobility and defense applications.

Radar is used across diverse industries, from automotive and mobility to aerospace and defense, with a total available market of $28 billion projected in 2025, according to Yole Group. Each of these use cases will benefit from increased scanning speed, resolution, reliability and range. Defense radars, in particular, require ever-greater resolution to deal with new threats.

“We invest in companies working on breakthrough innovation that can transform aerospace and defense,” says Dan Ateya, president and managing director at RTX Ventures. “NPS’ advances in radar technology will open the door for a great range of radar applications such as the defense of our airspace.”

Krishnamurthy Vemuru​

Principal Computer Scientist
Brainchip

 

[Fact Finder]

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Neural Propulsion Systems - Digital Imaging Radar Technology

Pioneer in hyper-resolution digital imaging radar technology.

nps.ai

PLEASANTON, California – January 31, 2022 – Neural Propulsion Systems (NPS), a pioneer in hyper resolution digital imaging radar technology, today announced that it was named a CES® 2023 Innovation Awards Honoree for its AtomicSense™ radar technology. NPS has developed a new class of algorithms that enable orders of magnitude better radar performance with groundbreaking applications in the mobility and defense industries. NPS AtomicSense technology was an award-winning standout at this year’s CES Innovation Awards program, which received a record number of submissions with more than 2,100 applicants.


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Sonny TahilianiSonny Tahiliani• 3rd+• 3rd+Exec. Director & Tech. Lead, RTX Ventures @Raytheon Technologies (Corporate Venture Capital)Exec. Director & Tech. Lead, RTX Ventures @Raytheon Technologies (Corporate Venture Capital)
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Neural Propulsion Systems, Inc. Secures Series B Strategic Investment from Raytheon Technologies Venture Arm (RTX Ventures)

Neural Propulsion Systems Secures Series B Strategic Investment from Raytheon Technologies - NPS​

nps.ai • 3 min read​

Funding Will Enable NPS to Advance New Hyper-Resolution Digital Imaging […]​

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PLEASANTON, Calif. – March 2, 2023 – Neural Propulsion Systems (NPS), a pioneer in hyper-resolution digital imaging radar technology, today announced a new Series B strategic investment by RTX Ventures, the venture capital arm of Raytheon Technologies (NYSE: RTX). The funding will help NPS develop next-generation radar technology able to provide 10 times better resolution and 2.5 times greater range for mobility and defense applications.

Radar is used across diverse industries, from automotive and mobility to aerospace and defense, with a total available market of $28 billion projected in 2025, according to Yole Group. Each of these use cases will benefit from increased scanning speed, resolution, reliability and range. Defense radars, in particular, require ever-greater resolution to deal with new threats.

“We invest in companies working on breakthrough innovation that can transform aerospace and defense,” says Dan Ateya, president and managing director at RTX Ventures. “NPS’ advances in radar technology will open the door for a great range of radar applications such as the defense of our airspace.”

Krishnamurthy Vemuru​

Principal Computer Scientist
Brainchip

This is Krishnamurthy Venturi’s linked in public page. I found it extremely interesting from start to finish:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/krishnamurthy-vemuru-47383349

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[Taproot]

This is Krishnamurthy Venturi’s linked in public page. I found it extremely interesting from start to finish:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/krishnamurthy-vemuru-47383349

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Especially that bit about Riverside

Riverside ResearchRiverside Research
3 yrs 6 mos3 yrs 6 mos

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  Principal Machine Learning ScientistPrincipal Machine Learning Scientist
  Full-timeFull-timeMar 2019 - May 2021 · 2 yrs 3 mosMar 2019 - May 2021 · 2 yrs 3 mosWashington D.C. Metro AreaWashington D.C. Metro Area
  
  • • Research in machine learning for object detection and tracking using both artificial neural networks and spiking neural networks.
      
      Developing semantic segmentation algorithms using quantized neural networks and image synthesis algorithms for spike encoding.
      
      Research in neuromorphic computing for edge detection, object classification. Applications of reinforcement learning in image processing.
      
      Provides insights into the latest trends, technologies and algorithms in AI/ML for potential integration into customer solutions and proposal development.Research in machine learning for object detection and tracking using both artificial neural networks and spiking neural networks. Developing semantic segmentation algorithms using quantized neural networks and image synthesis algorithms for spike encoding. Research in neuromorphic computing for edge detection, object classification. Applications of reinforcement learning in image processing. Provides insights into the latest trends, technologies and algorithms in AI/ML for potential integration into customer solutions and proposal development.
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  Intelligent Systems EngineerIntelligent Systems Engineer
  Dec 2017 - Mar 2019 · 1 yr 4 mos
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[Xray1]

This is Krishnamurthy Venturi’s linked in public page. I found it extremely interesting from start to finish:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/krishnamurthy-vemuru-47383349

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

A very interesting and impressive CV .... BRN sure knows how to pick the cream of the crop.

 

[Fact Finder]

Especially that bit about Riverside

Riverside ResearchRiverside Research
3 yrs 6 mos3 yrs 6 mos

• 
  Principal Machine Learning ScientistPrincipal Machine Learning Scientist
  Full-timeFull-timeMar 2019 - May 2021 · 2 yrs 3 mosMar 2019 - May 2021 · 2 yrs 3 mosWashington D.C. Metro AreaWashington D.C. Metro Area
  • • Research in machine learning for object detection and tracking using both artificial neural networks and spiking neural networks.
      
      Developing semantic segmentation algorithms using quantized neural networks and image synthesis algorithms for spike encoding.
      
      Research in neuromorphic computing for edge detection, object classification. Applications of reinforcement learning in image processing.
      
      Provides insights into the latest trends, technologies and algorithms in AI/ML for potential integration into customer solutions and proposal development.Research in machine learning for object detection and tracking using both artificial neural networks and spiking neural networks. Developing semantic segmentation algorithms using quantized neural networks and image synthesis algorithms for spike encoding. Research in neuromorphic computing for edge detection, object classification. Applications of reinforcement learning in image processing. Provides insights into the latest trends, technologies and algorithms in AI/ML for potential integration into customer solutions and proposal development.
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  Intelligent Systems EngineerIntelligent Systems Engineer
  Dec 2017 - Mar 2019 · 1 yr 4 mos

And Tata Institute. And the contacts outside his Brainchip coworkers. And the papers he has authored. And it goes on and on.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[Foxdog]

And Tata Institute. And the contacts outside his Brainchip coworkers. And the papers he has authored. And it goes on and on.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Yes BRN keeps attracting these super smart 'nerds' who understand the technology and are excited about it. But that's not where the money is made. The money comes from the 'dumb' masses who just want to use the products and who don't care about the tech. I'm a bit wearisome of people getting excited about new appointments when zero additional IP agreements have been signed, no significant revenue is forecast, no significant price sensitive announcements by the company, etc, etc. For our SP to make us all wealthy this tech needs to become mainstream and not just be the plaything of the elite super nerds who want extra accolades on their resumes.

 

[VictorG]

Yes BRN keeps attracting these super smart 'nerds' who understand the technology and are excited about it. But that's not where the money is made. The money comes from the 'dumb' masses who just want to use the products and who don't care about the tech. I'm a bit wearisome of people getting excited about new appointments when zero additional IP agreements have been signed, no significant revenue is forecast, no significant price sensitive announcements by the company, etc, etc. For our SP to make us all wealthy this tech needs to become mainstream and not just be the plaything of the elite super nerds who want extra accolades on their resumes.

I can't help but to agree with you. First thing tomorrow morning I will be emailing TD requesting Brainchip only employs deadbeats until revenue kicks in.

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

Yes BRN keeps attracting these super smart 'nerds' who understand the technology and are excited about it. But that's not where the money is made. The money comes from the 'dumb' masses who just want to use the products and who don't care about the tech. I'm a bit wearisome of people getting excited about new appointments when zero additional IP agreements have been signed, no significant revenue is forecast, no significant price sensitive announcements by the company, etc, etc. For our SP to make us all wealthy this tech needs to become mainstream and not just be the plaything of the elite super nerds who want extra accolades on their resumes.

Without these "nerds" dreaming up hitherto unmanifested reality's, collaborating and combining in eco-systems and implementing our tech with other tech created by other "nerds" we would have nothing, and the hope of nothing. No need for name calling. They make all the rest possible including an increasing share price for us.

 

[Deleted member 118]

I can't help but to agree with you. First thing tomorrow morning I will be emailing TD requesting Brainchip only employs deadbeats until revenue kicks in.

 

[Sirod69]

A very interesting article, I don't think it has been posted yet

Poll: Which autonomous car for tomorrow?

Mercedes is the world's first automobile manufacturer to receive international approval for level 3 conditionally autonomous driving. A new step towards autonomous cars and the abolition of the driver's role? This technological advance is not without practical, ethical and even philosophical questions.

After Germany (May 2022), a European pioneer in this field, it is Nevada's turn to consider Mercedes' Drive Pilot system compliant with its legislation, thus authorizing traffic on its roads of the first vehicles with Power Delegation type 3-driving.
Enough to allow the car to drive itself under certain conditions, allowing the driver to do everything else without having to hold the steering wheel or look at the road.
This crucial point is an absolute novelty in automotive consumer mobility. The car will use similar functions on level 2, but with one big difference: the driver is no longer responsible for driving. As soon as the Drive Pilot system is active, the car “drives” on its own, the driver becomes a simple passenger, albeit temporarily and with certain limitations. A world first for a consumer vehicle.

With the Drive Pilot, the manufacturer assumes its criminal liability in the event of an accident for the first time. A world first. So far, all systems on the road are still considered Level 2 technology (Tesla Autopilot, GM Super Cruise, Ford BlueCruise), which means that the driver is always in charge.

The fact that Mercedes Drive Pilot is a Level 3 system changes everything. As soon as the Drive Pilot is activated, Mercedes is criminally liable in the event of an accident. The facts and responsibilities at the technical level are determined using black boxes (event data recorders) integrated in the vehicle. As with airplanes, this helps determine whether the error was human or not. The law is therefore very clear on this subject.

....

Today, a Drive Pilot for a Mercedes S-Class costs more than 5,000 euros, in the EQS in conjunction with the Driving Assistance Package Plus up to almost 8,000 euros.

A straw that leads some to say that at its current level of use, this system is more marketing than a real service to the driver. However, at Valeo we are working to reduce the size but also the cost of LiDar in order to be able to implement it in every vehicle. But before all vehicles can be "automated", international laws still have to be harmonized.

Enquête: quelle voiture autonome pour demain?

Mercedes devient le premier constructeur automobile au monde à recevoir une approbation internationale pour la conduite autonome conditionnelle de niveau 3. Un nouveau pas vers l’avènement de la voiture autonome et l’abrogation du rôle du conducteur ? Cette avancée technologique ne va pas sans...

www.caradisiac.com

 

[Deadpool]

And Tata Institute. And the contacts outside his Brainchip coworkers. And the papers he has authored. And it goes on and on.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

The technological rabbit hole is infinite. Pete's ubiquitous Akida will be in every twist and turn, nook and cranny along its entirety, and its already started and gaining traction by the minute. These are the kind of people that will make it so.

 

[Sirod69]

Der technologische Kaninchenbau ist unendlich. Petes allgegenwärtiger Akida wird in seiner Gesamtheit in jeder Drehung und Wendung, in allen Ecken und Winkeln sein, und er hat bereits begonnen und gewinnt von Minute zu Minute an Zugkraft. Das sind die Leute, die es so machen werden.

I feel sick !

 

[AusEire]

I can't help but to agree with you. First thing tomorrow morning I will be emailing TD requesting Brainchip only employs deadbeats until revenue kicks in.

I couldn't agree more. In fact I'm going to make my email super abusive and call for the sacking of all management including PVDM and Anil Mankar.

Edit
I'm also going to take an impromptu trip to Perth just so I can do this to all the nerds in the Brainchip office as they leave work?

 

[Luppo71]

I couldn't agree more. In fact I'm going to make my email super abusive and call for the sacking of all management including PVDM and Anil Mankar.

Edit
I'm also going to take an impromptu trip to Perth just so I can do this to all the nerds in the Brainchip office as they leave work?

We'll be back.

 

[Food4 thought]

Thanks for the fun banter tonight, makes a nice change from all the excitement from BrainChip inc.
Hope that we all have a great prosperous week
I feel every day we must be getting closer to a huge announcement.
Stay positive every body
Night JohnBoy

 

[Fact Finder]

All levels of ability and logical thought inhabit these threads so it may not be immediately obvious to everyone that thanks to Brainchip nerds humble unqualified posters here at TSEx and at HC have used Brainchip AKIDA technology to make videos showing what use they have made of AKIDA1000 in the real world because it is so simplified and the technology IP has been licensed by international companies for real world applications.

Compared with this real world average Joe and commercial use we have Mike Davies and his team of hundreds of merry Nerds over at Intel having ONLY managed to dumb down the process of training and using Loihi 1. & 2. to a level where you now only require a PhD to use it for research purposes ONLY.

So I say three cheers for the Brainchip NERDS without them shareholder hangers on who add absolute nothing of commercial value to the company like me
would have zero, zilch, absolutely nothing of value.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[Foxdog]

I can't help but to agree with you. First thing tomorrow morning I will be emailing TD requesting Brainchip only employs deadbeats until revenue kicks in.

Well how about Brainchip employs someone who can actually get the revenue to kick-in. Silicon Valley is crawling with super qualified out of work technicians ATM - there have been colossal, mass layoffs in the industry. I'm not convinced that any current additions have been attracted by AKIDA any more than their need to put food on the table. I just think that people here put way too much weight on the addition of new employees but far too little emphasis on the fact that we have made very little revenue producing IP sales progress. Perhaps the next 4C will prove me wrong, I certainly hope so but how many consecutive 4C's without self sustaining revenue will be acceptable? Oh but you don't have to consider that difficult question because we've just paid for another super qualified technician, who we might not actually need.

 

[DaBenjamins]

Evening team, any reason for a Valeo Deep Learning employee to share our Gen2 news?