BRN Discussion Ongoing

[HopalongPetrovski]

.... ... ..., long term gain.

 

[Foxdog]

Well Hoppalong I added to my pain today 5K @.945 (if it's good enough for FF then it's good enough for me) how's that for an investing thesis Anyway, as usual the price dropped to .93 a couple of minutes later...... If it goes lower I'll simply buy more 5k parcels until there's nothing left in the kitty, although I'd be happier to see a reversal soon

 

[TechGirl]

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Thanks JK

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

Well Hoppalong I added to my pain today 5K @.945 (if it's good enough for FF then it's good enough for me) how's that for an investing thesis Anyway, as usual the price dropped to .93 a couple of minutes later...... If it goes lower I'll simply buy more 5k parcels until there's nothing left in the kitty, although I'd be happier to see a reversal soon

Hang in there Brother. I'd be buying more now too if I had the readies.
Have my plan in place and all set for the fireworks when they come.
I think Sean has his fingers on the Claymore's triggers, just waiting for the shorter's to step into the kill zone......

 

[Foxdog]

these sound like Akida to me. good work Alfie

facial recognition systems built into vehicles that would recognize their drivers and unlock the doors on sight.

face biometrics and surveillance, and it is a logical follow-on to facial recognition systems being installed and planned for vehicles, according to trade publisher Ford Authority.

lower the power toll such systems can have on vehicle batteries,

It would also be able to monitor some health conditions, including body temperature, of human and pet occupants. The car could be started to keep temperatures safe for pets left behind, too.

A lower-power, lower-resolution and lower-lighted classification subsystem operates continuously, looking at the surroundings

Monitor the body temp of pets and make sure they don't overheat if left in the car?..... bloody brilliant. I don't know if I'm the only one but AKIDA reminds me of the movie Elysium - particularly the body scanner that detects and heals any ailments - futuristic fantasy that may well come to reality thanks to BRN.

The share price is manipulated by Mortals but BRN's future is in the hands of the Gods......

 

[Foxdog]

Hang in there Brother. I'd be buying more now too if I had the readies.
Have my plan in place and all set for the fireworks when they come.
I think Sean has his fingers on the Claymore's triggers, just waiting for the shorter's to step into the kill zone......

I think the kill zone is somewhere in the 80's. I'm waiting till I see the whites of their eyes

 

[Slade]

Hi Slade
Some time last year I asked and received a response something like the parties remain engaged or words to that effect but it was very brief and clearly designed not to be of great use at that stage. After my interaction someone it might have been Stan of the broker data fame asked Tony Dawe and received a reply that they were still engaged but this is not my clearest ever recollection as I think this post was modified as unsubstantiated if I have the facts correct. Beyond that these vague pieces of information I cannot assist further.
My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Thanks FF, I just find it strange that Magik Eye has not been doing any advertising or attending Tech fairs or anything really. It’s as though they have put all their focus on to something else. Time will tell.

 

[Quatrojos]

https://www.azbil.com/corporate/technology/review/pdf/rev2020E_1.pdf

IFAT 2022 - Azbil Europe NV - Industrial Tradeshows

www.directindustry.com

 

[Fact Finder]

I think the kill zone is somewhere in the 80's. I'm waiting till I see the whites of their eyes

I think it was our combined magic that achieved the further fall. FF

 

[wilzy123]

Interesting.... one of the products I use at work for conducting user research / user interviews (a service called Askable) is seeking participants for the following... and had the following screener questions to assist in their recruitment.

 

[Deleted member 118]

Suspect it will move down to 50c range given they don't allow announcements of any kind. Running blind apart from speculative commentary.

 

[Deleted member 118]

Suspect it will move down to 50c range given they don't allow announcements of any kind. Running blind apart from speculative commentary.

 

[Deleted member 118]

Suspect it will move down to 50c range given they don't allow announcements of any kind. Running blind apart from speculative commentary.

 

[Taproot]

I like this..

BrainChip holds a portfolio of 11 patents issued of pending, including one related to Spiking Neural Networks (SNN) that has been cited by leading companies such as IBM, Qualcomm, Samsung, and Hewlett Packard

https://www.biometricupdate.com/201911/brainchip-patents-dynamic-neural-network-model-enabling-edge-biometrics-and-ai-applications

Here is an IBM Patent citing Peter Van Der Made Patent

Artificial cochlea​

"E.g., in the automotive industry, 3D ultrasonic sensors based on the proposed concept may provide low-cost, near-field vision (e.g., <5 m) of any type of autonomous vehicle."



https://patents.justia.com/patent/11042346

LOW POWER NEUROMORPHIC VOICE ACTIVATION SYSTEM AND METHOD​

U.S. Patent Application for LOW POWER NEUROMORPHIC VOICE ACTIVATION SYSTEM AND METHOD Patent Application (Application #20170229117 issued August 10, 2017) - Justia Patents Search

The present invention provides a system and method for controlling a device by recognizing voice commands through a spiking neural network. The system comprises a spiking neural adaptive processor receiving an input stream that is being forwarded from a microphone, a decimation filter and then...

patents.justia.com

 

[Foxdog]

I think it was our combined magic that achieved the further fall. FF

Perhaps we should have a 'purchasing roster' to ensure we don't shock the market

 

[Taproot]

IBEO

Automotive Lidar Technology in Autonomous Vehicles

MicroVision's new era of automotive lidar sensors enable high-speed safety features in an OEM-friendly design. Discover MicroVision today.

www.ibeo-as.com

• Ibeo: It has Lux 4L and Lux 8L in mechanical Lidar. Cooperated with Valeo, it issued a hybrid solid-state Lidar named Scala.

https://whubaichuan.github.io/data/v3.pdf

"Valeo is by far the most advanced company today in terms of industrialization, maturity, testing, reliability and manufacturing scalability of an automotive LiDAR product for ADAS, and eventually for AVs. The SCALA® design was initiated with a cooperation, development and licensing agreement with Ibeo in 2010."

Valeo Leads Deployment And Industrialization Of Automotive LiDAR

The business of LiDAR is poised to transition from hype, speculation and technology roadmaps into products, revenues and execution. A critical success factor is the ability to meet the demanding requirements of automotive deployment. Valeo is leading this effort.

www.forbes.com

 

[Deleted member 118]

Suspect it will move down to 50c range given they don't allow announcements of any kind. Running blind apart from speculative commentary.

@zeeb0t

 

[Deleted member 118]

I’ve still one more in my

 

[Fact Finder]

Now just yesterday I posted that the Ford and Mercedes, brain and or muscle interface for ADAS out to Level 4 must be using AKIDA technology.

I just found this March 2022 published paper explaining why SNN is required:

Spatio-temporal Information and Applications of Spiking Neural Networks – NU Sci Magazine

nuscimagazine.com

It is an easy read and worth the time it takes.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[Deleted member 118]

Found this old article a good read, might as well tag you in it @Fact Finder as I normally do when it comes to reading something I can’t be arsed too lol

The future of AI is on the edge — Samsung Next

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is coming to every device near you, according to Samsung NEXT Ventures managing director Brendon Kim. During a conversation with MIT Technology Review’s Elizabeth Bramson-Boudreau at the EmTech Digital conference in San Francisco,

www.samsungnext.com