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Norse clairvoyant shapeshifter goddess
Mercedes will need alot of power saving in this model
I can see the whole thing. So no issues
Waiting for market open like......
Reminds me of Tati's "Trafic".
Boab
I wish I could paint like Vincent
Completely throws the 5 ironed shirt calendar out of kilter ...
Good Morning Chippers,
Listend to both of these radio podcasts and found them to be very informative .
The first podcast has a section on high frequency trading about half way through , although whole session is amazing.
Podcast : RADIOLAB | SPEED
5th March 2022
Time: 56:20.
The second podcast I heard on Saturday evening radio.
For some reason when I looked it up this morning it was unavailable pressently.
Talk was about random particles from outer space , and how thay can flip the switches in microchips, thus affecting anything which has a chip in it , from ballot voting machines to planes to cars. All very amazing and informative.
THIS IS WHERE OUR RAD HARDEND CHIPS COME INTO PLAY.
* RADIOLAB | BIT FLIP
Series 6, Episode 8 of 8.
If a savvy Chipper could post link to both , much appreciated.
Great way to kill a little time on a public holiday.
Regards,
Esq.
Listend to both of these radio podcasts and found them to be very informative .
The first podcast has a section on high frequency trading about half way through , although whole session is amazing.
Podcast : RADIOLAB | SPEED
5th March 2022
Time: 56:20.
The second podcast I heard on Saturday evening radio.
For some reason when I looked it up this morning it was unavailable pressently.
Talk was about random particles from outer space , and how thay can flip the switches in microchips, thus affecting anything which has a chip in it , from ballot voting machines to planes to cars. All very amazing and informative.
THIS IS WHERE OUR RAD HARDEND CHIPS COME INTO PLAY.
* RADIOLAB | BIT FLIP
Series 6, Episode 8 of 8.
If a savvy Chipper could post link to both , much appreciated.
Great way to kill a little time on a public holiday.
Regards,
Esq.
Getupthere
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The Japanese investment house is testing appetite for the listing of its semiconductor company on the Nasdaq.
buena suerte :-)
BOB Bank of Brainchip
Morning Buena suerte
,The second link works but the first one is not right.
Thankyou for your efforts
Regards ,
Esq.
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So, just having a deeper look at the recent CVEDIA partnership to try understand it a bit better.
From the release blurb, if I understand it correctly, the objective is to integrate and package CVEDIA RT & AKIDA into one deployable package on the users "chosen platform".
Happy to be corrected if I misunderstand?
Release snippets below and then something from CVEDIA website I find interesting.
I'm wondering, that if given the CVEDIA support for these various "platforms" they work with, if the package of CVEDIA & AKIDA combined will be a package that can be implemented quite easily without any additional integration or testing work?
If so, imo could open a bunch of different side doors to some specific names via the video analytics and easier training via their "synthetic data" solution if that's part of the mandate.
Thoughts?
Other source page links below.
The focus of the partnership will be on the integration of the CVEDIA-RT platform for video analytics running on BrainChip’s Akida™ neuromorphic IP. The CVEDIA-RT platform enables rapid creation and development for video analytics for security and surveillance, transportation, ITS, and retail applications. By combining the two technologies, the companies can create and train AI models that are optimized for event-based processing and inference at the edge without relying on cloud connectivity or high-power consumption. This addresses some of the most challenging problems in edge AI, such as perception, cognition, security and privacy.
“We’re excited to partner with BrainChip to bring the benefits of CVEDIA-RT’s analytics to Akida enabled Edge AI devices enabling developers to scale much faster without needing the cloud,” said Arjan Wijnveen, CEO of CVEDIA. “Analyzing and tuning the complete solution at the edge, on the target platform that optimizes the applications and accelerates time to market, propels value added devices and services in AIoT.”
www.cvedia.com
rt.cvedia.com
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docs.cvedia.com
From the release blurb, if I understand it correctly, the objective is to integrate and package CVEDIA RT & AKIDA into one deployable package on the users "chosen platform".
Happy to be corrected if I misunderstand?
Release snippets below and then something from CVEDIA website I find interesting.
I'm wondering, that if given the CVEDIA support for these various "platforms" they work with, if the package of CVEDIA & AKIDA combined will be a package that can be implemented quite easily without any additional integration or testing work?
If so, imo could open a bunch of different side doors to some specific names via the video analytics and easier training via their "synthetic data" solution if that's part of the mandate.
Thoughts?
Other source page links below.
BrainChip and CVEDIA Team to Advance State-of-the-Art Edge AI and Neuromorphic Computing
BrainChip and CVEDIA Team to Advance State-of-the-Art Edge AI and Neuromorphic Computing
www.businesswire.com
The focus of the partnership will be on the integration of the CVEDIA-RT platform for video analytics running on BrainChip’s Akida™ neuromorphic IP. The CVEDIA-RT platform enables rapid creation and development for video analytics for security and surveillance, transportation, ITS, and retail applications. By combining the two technologies, the companies can create and train AI models that are optimized for event-based processing and inference at the edge without relying on cloud connectivity or high-power consumption. This addresses some of the most challenging problems in edge AI, such as perception, cognition, security and privacy.
“We’re excited to partner with BrainChip to bring the benefits of CVEDIA-RT’s analytics to Akida enabled Edge AI devices enabling developers to scale much faster without needing the cloud,” said Arjan Wijnveen, CEO of CVEDIA. “Analyzing and tuning the complete solution at the edge, on the target platform that optimizes the applications and accelerates time to market, propels value added devices and services in AIoT.”
What is Synthetic Data | CVEDIA | AI Video Analytics for any hardware
Train computer vision models faster and more efficiently with Synthetic Data. This new AI technology uses 3D models instead of real data for training, making it a flexible and cost-effective solution. Learn about the benefits of synthetic data and how it solves the challenges of data collection...
www.cvedia.com
Synthetic data for Computer Vision.
Synthetic data is a new technology in AI that solves the problem of collecting and labeling training data for computer vision models. Synthetic data is generated or rendered using 3D models instead of collecting real data, making it a faster and more flexible solution. This data is similar to how Hollywood creates animations, and the 3D models describe the size, shape, and appearance of objects for a computer to visualize. Despite the benefits of synthetic data, there is still some debate on whether it is always better than real data and how it affects AI bias and privacy. However, synthetic data can be used to validate AI models and is a good solution to manage the cost and scale of data collection.Dashboard - CVEDIA RT Portal
| Version | 2023.3.0 |
| Date | June 02 2023 |
| Release notes | link |
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buena suerte :-)
BOB Bank of Brainchip
No worries I'll have a look!!Morning Buena suerte
The second link works but the first one is not right.
Thankyou for your efforts
Regards ,
Esq.
buena suerte :-)
BOB Bank of Brainchip
Is this the one Esq?Morning Buena suerte
The second link works but the first one is not right.
Thankyou for your efforts
Regards ,
Esq.
Eye in the Sky
Ross McNutt and his superpower: he can zoom in on everyday life, then rewind and fast-forward to solve crimes in a shutter-flash. But should he?
Afternoon Buena suerteIs this the one Esq?
Eye in the Sky
Ross McNutt and his superpower: he can zoom in on everyday life, then rewind and fast-forward to solve crimes in a shutter-flash. But should he?radiolab.org
,No unfortunately.
RADIOLAB | Bit flip,
Series 6, Episode 8 of 8.
Was all about space particles entering our atmosphere and penitrating computer chips, and in turn flipping the tiny switches in them to give false results.
There was a section on automobils where the chips were inflicted / hit by such particles forcing the accelerator on.
Toyota had a huge liability / compensation payout as a result.
But the thing which caught my attention was , to compensate this event happening most systems required two to three chips at each critical point doing the same function .
I belive this is another application for our RAD Hardend chips , not just space & millitary applications.
I shall try and locate this article at a later date as it was very interesting and relevant to us.
Thankyou once again.
Regards,
Esq.
One day ttm, you could perhaps, take them ' Tothemoon ' in 24, now that's next year. Not long to wait.
Of course, they'd have to withstand the excessive ' G ' forces. A "G string" could possibly help in that regard, or maybe the female co-pilot ......
might assist. If you arksed her nicely.I suffer that same complaint too on occasions. It pays, not to be complaisant, when you can.
Akida ( G-FORCE ) Ballista ( to the moon ) and back hopefully.
gltah
hotty...
Hi Fmf,So, just having a deeper look at the recent CVEDIA partnership to try understand it a bit better.
From the release blurb, if I understand it correctly, the objective is to integrate and package CVEDIA RT & AKIDA into one deployable package on the users "chosen platform".
Happy to be corrected if I misunderstand?
Release snippets below and then something from CVEDIA website I find interesting.
I'm wondering, that if given the CVEDIA support for these various "platforms" they work with, if the package of CVEDIA & AKIDA combined will be a package that can be implemented quite easily without any additional integration or testing work?
If so, imo could ooen a bunch of different side doors to some specific names via the video analytics and easier training via their "synthetic data" solution if that's part of the mandate.
Thoughts?
Other source page links below.
BrainChip and CVEDIA Team to Advance State-of-the-Art Edge AI and Neuromorphic Computing
BrainChip and CVEDIA Team to Advance State-of-the-Art Edge AI and Neuromorphic Computingwww.businesswire.com
The focus of the partnership will be on the integration of the CVEDIA-RT platform for video analytics running on BrainChip’s Akida™ neuromorphic IP. The CVEDIA-RT platform enables rapid creation and development for video analytics for security and surveillance, transportation, ITS, and retail applications. By combining the two technologies, the companies can create and train AI models that are optimized for event-based processing and inference at the edge without relying on cloud connectivity or high-power consumption. This addresses some of the most challenging problems in edge AI, such as perception, cognition, security and privacy.
“We’re excited to partner with BrainChip to bring the benefits of CVEDIA-RT’s analytics to Akida enabled Edge AI devices enabling developers to scale much faster without needing the cloud,” said Arjan Wijnveen, CEO of CVEDIA. “Analyzing and tuning the complete solution at the edge, on the target platform that optimizes the applications and accelerates time to market, propels value added devices and services in AIoT.”
What is Synthetic Data | CVEDIA | AI Video Analytics for any hardware
Train computer vision models faster and more efficiently with Synthetic Data. This new AI technology uses 3D models instead of real data for training, making it a flexible and cost-effective solution. Learn about the benefits of synthetic data and how it solves the challenges of data collection...
Synthetic data for Computer Vision.
Synthetic data is a new technology in AI that solves the problem of collecting and labeling training data for computer vision models. Synthetic data is generated or rendered using 3D models instead of collecting real data, making it a faster and more flexible solution. This data is similar to how Hollywood creates animations, and the 3D models describe the size, shape, and appearance of objects for a computer to visualize. Despite the benefits of synthetic data, there is still some debate on whether it is always better than real data and how it affects AI bias and privacy. However, synthetic data can be used to validate AI models and is a good solution to manage the cost and scale of data collection.
Dashboard - CVEDIA RT Portal
CHOOSE YOUR PLATFORM
Version 2023.3.0 Date June 02 2023 Release notes link
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CHIPSETS
CLOUD
2023.03.0 - CVEDIA-RT
Cvedia have algorithms and models, which are basically software/data.
Their models could be deployed on Akida. This would require conversion to Akida-friendly format.
Remembering that Akida is processor agnostic, the algorithms could be deployed on whatever processor Akida is integrated with.
Akida needs a co-processor for configuration, the original version used an ARN cortex processor, but Akida can be used with any processor (SiFive, Intel, Nvidia, ...)
I note Cvedia list Hailo and Qualcomm as suitable processors for deploying their products. I recall seeing a figure of 2.5 W for Hailo.
buena suerte :-)
BOB Bank of Brainchip
Afternoon Buena suerte
No unfortunately.
RADIOLAB | Bit flip,
Series 6, Episode 8 of 8.
Was all about space particles entering our atmosphere and penitrating computer chips, and in turn flipping the tiny switches in them to give false results.
There was a section on automobils where the chips were inflicted / hit by such particles forcing the accelerator on.
Toyota had a huge liability / compensation payout as a result.
But the thing which caught my attention was , to compensate this event happening most systems required two to three chips at each critical point doing the same function .
I belive this is another application for our RAD Hardend chips , not just space & millitary applications.
I shall try and locate this article at a later date as it was very interesting and relevant to us.
Thankyou once again.
Regards,
Esq.
Bit Flip
What do a hacked Belgian election, a falling airplane and a fleet of runaway cars all have in common? The answer just might lie in the stars.
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