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Anybody know this Swiss company called IniVation?
Sadly as far as I can tell, Brainchip is not involved here?
Machine Vision
High-performance neuromorphic vision systems for demanding real-time applications.
iniVation is a world leader in neuromorphic vision systems. Our bio-inspired intelligent technology offers unprecedented advantages over conventional machine vision systems: ultra-low response latency, low data rates, high dynamic range, and ultra-low power consumption.
Founded by the inventors of event-based vision, iniVation combines decades of world-leading R&D experience with the world’s largest community of customers and partners across multiple industrial markets. Our customers include global top-10 companies in automotive, consumer electronics and aerospace. Our technology is now in use at over 700 organizations in over 40 countries worldwide. We created the first neuromorphic systems to be used in space, and also the first to be used in Antarctica.
https://inivation.com/
Sadly as far as I can tell, Brainchip is not involved here?
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According to Nandan Nayampally at CVPR 2023 Workshop on Event-based Vision IniVation is a "Partner"
listen at 1minute 10seconds
credit to @Frangipani
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Please advise ....on your comment "That was another announcement" ... Which another announcement are you referring to ??? .... IMO, there has been no other ASX announcement confirming Manny's H been formally allocated his AGM Resolution 8 RSU shares. Please note, it was my understanding that...
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Just on twitter our Boss. Interview, check it out, what a privilege having bought shares in BRN. Click on his photo to download.WHERES THE SHAREHOLDER Q&A QUARTERLY PODCAST?
TD stated that he had just finished putting together the podcast with Sean ............... Mon/Teus ???????????
I have no real idea about how long a "audio only " podcast might take, but now 3/4 days later, .............. still crickets.
Got me thinking ............... yes, dot joining if you like, hoping and giving BRN the benefit of the doubt,
When the podcast finally eventuates, could it start with Sean saying .................. Now you can see how hard we have been working behind the scenes
to secure this Tier 1/Global Behemoth/Household Name XXXXXXXXX taking a full IP License/Securing a 10%-30% equity share etc etc ??????
Just seems "odd " we haven"t heard anything yet,
And if its just the same ol reteric then ill be pissed at it being late and with no monthly podcast now for 2 mths................
I think it’s an old article though but a good read.
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Sometimes the speculation bubble is hard to understand. In big letters SPECK, neuromorphic chip invented by SynSense/IniVation.
Anyway, let's have a look for Akida inside. Unbelievable.
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Arm Expands Flexible Access with More IP, Subsystems and Technologies
More Arm IP, technologies and solutions are now available through Flexible Access.By Gabriella Giuffrida, Senior Business Manager, Arm Flexible Access, Arm
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When Arm first launched Flexible Access in 2019, the vision was to provide easier, faster access to our portfolio of technologies, with the ability for companies to start developing their own silicon products and only license any IP included in their design before taping out. This gives Flexible Access partners low cost, or for early-stage startups zero cost, access to a wide choice of technologies when they are designing their systems-on-a-chip (SoCs). The package covers over 80 Arm IP products in total, accounting for 70 percent of our most used portfolio.
The results so far have been impressive. Currently, more than 200 established companies are signed up to Flexible Access, more than 70 of which are early-stage startups who have signed up to Arm Flexible for Startups.
As Arm’s Flexible Access partners continue to share their ambitious plans to increase performance and add new capabilities to their SoC designs for a variety of new, more advanced use cases, we have responded through adding new IP, solutions and technologies to the program. This is because we want to help companies who are designing the next big SoC innovations to thrive in the age of AI. This reflects a wider commitment from Arm to deliver licensing models that allow partners to accelerate innovation across the fast-paced, ever-changing computing landscape.
A growing range of IP, technologies and solutions
In May 2023, we added Arm Cortex-A55 CPU, one of Arm’s most popular IP designs to the broad portfolio of Arm IP available through Flexible Access. Now we are delighted to add a range of new IP, subsystems, and technologies to the program. This gives companies the perfect foundation to start developing and innovate their silicon prototypes with the lowest risk path for the widest range of applications, markets and use cases.The new technology additions to Flexible Access include the following:
Arm Cortex-M85, which integrates Arm Helium Technology, is the highest performing Cortex-M processor and natural choice for IoT applications that require AI and machine learning (ML) capabilities, high performance and advanced security.
As part of the Cortex-M85 IP offering for Flexible Access, we also provide a functional safety package and Arm’s Processor Implementation Kit, a leading implementation solution for Arm microprocessor technology that delivers the fastest path to take Arm IP to silicon. The aim of this new package is to provide the highest levels of performance, security, and safety, alongside the quickest time-to-market for Arm Flexible Access partners.
Corstone-310 is Arm’s high-performance solution for voice recognition applications, but also provides the perfect starting point for AI-capable SoCs across IoT markets. Through Flexible Access, Corstone-310 includes an example subsystem based on the Cortex-M85 CPU and Ethos-U55 NPU, which is already available through Flexible Access but as part of this package also offers accelerated machine learning (ML) support. Alongside the AI, performance and security capabilities from being Arm’s most advanced microcontroller subsystem, Corstone-310 makes it easier than ever for Flexible Access partners to build SoC designs for IoT applications and use cases.
Mali-G310 brings a broad range of graphics performance benefits to low-cost consumer tech devices, from TVs and set-top boxes to low-cost augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) devices. The GPU integrates Arm Frame Buffer Compressions (AFBC) and Arm Fixed-Rate Compression (AFRC) image compression technologies that save system bandwidth and power. The AFBC and AFRC technologies are both available separately as part of Arm Flexible Access.
Mali-C55 is a versatile image signal processor (ISP) for a wide range of IoT, embedded and ML applications, including smart cameras, hobby drones and robots.
From our Cortex and Mali Multimedia processors to system IP and Corstone subsystems, Flexible Access offers something for any company looking to get started on their silicon journey. This is bolstered by worldwide access to Arm training and support throughout the product development process.
Arm Flexible Access partner success
For companies that have signed up for Flexible Access, the results from the program have been impressive. Many have been able to accelerate their own product development process and have already taped out their SoC designs.Hailo, a company that has gone from strength-to-strength since joining Arm Flexible Access, believes that the design flexibility and access to proven IP technology are crucial benefits for companies in the early stages of product design. Hailo’s co-founder and chief technologist Avi Baum says: “Our technology needs to work first time and the technology contributed by the ecosystem has to be just as trustworthy.” This is the value of Arm and the Flexible Access program.
Early-stage startups that have signed up to Flexible Access for Startups have also seen impressive benefits and results from the program.
Eray Erdogan, Co-Founder of HEX Microchip, says: “Arm’s proven IP, tools and support have helped us manage risk and start on a solid foundation, which has been a bastion of confidence leading us to success.” The startup will begin the tapeout of its product in early 2024.
Another startup that is looking to tapeout in 2024 is weeteq, which is developing cutting-edge AI technology for industrial IoT applications. Its founder and CEO, Dr. Taner Dosluoglu, says: “Arm Flexible Access for Startups provides access to state-of-the-art technology and global ecosystem partners, at no cost. It is already hard for startups to develop circuit-level AI solutions, but impossible without this program.”
A commitment to the Flexible Access community
The fact that so many Flexible Access customers have been able to move quickly with their SoC designs highlights the strength of the technology offering and the program. Consistently adding more value through the addition of new IP and subsystems, on top of the benefits that tools, training and support provide demonstrates Arm’s commitment to Flexible Access customers as they look to target a growing range of applications across a broad spectrum of markets.We are committed to ensuring that Flexible Access customers can build their innovative products and solutions as effectively and efficiently as possible on Arm.
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Arm Expands Flexible Access with More IP, Subsystems and Technologies
More Arm IP, technologies and solutions are now available through Flexible Access for partners to create their silicon products.
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You're not alone. I've used the expression Annus Horribilis whenever anyone asks about 2023 myself.Well. Virtually everything I own seems to be finally turning up from its recent consistent nose dive into hell, so here's hoping for a decent recovery in November followed up with a lovely Santa rally to finish off 2023.
All in all, an Annus (easy there deadbot) Horribilis, with regards my personal investing career.
Though one should never wish away time I will be happy to put a stake through this one's heart, bury it deep and move on.
Bring on 2024 I say.
The year BrainChip secured my future and removed any necessity to sell my foot pix on the open market.
Bring It, BC!!!
We were just good friends
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Developer Videos These videos explain the concepts of the Dynamic Vision Sensor. An introduction to DVS Introductory video about Dynamic Vision Sensor Prof. Delbruck’s talk at IBM research symposium 2015 Prof. Tobi Delbruck gives a detailed talk
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Partnerships when we have almost 0 cash inflows sucks it's like making/committing future investments when you cant even pay ur monthly bills lol
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View attachment 48759Arm Expands Flexible Access with More IP, Subsystems and Technologies
More Arm IP, technologies and solutions are now available through Flexible Access for partners to create their silicon products.
No, read the data sheet for the Flexible Access Program:
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In most cases the partnerships are about combined development of products. These products will later be offered to OEM manufacturers. For production the manufacturer needs to licence the Brainchip IP.Yea
Partnerships when we have almost 0 cash inflows sucks it's like making/committing future investments when you cant even pay ur monthly bills lol
So this is a second business strategy, offering an IP licence for market-ready products is an addition to licencing IP for development.
The partnerships absolutely make sense, but as always, the timelines are much longer than most here imagine.
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Prophesee announces GenX320 low power event sensor for IoT applications
Press release: https://prophesee-1.reportablenews.com/pr/prophesee-launches-the-world-s-smallest-and-most-power-efficient-event-based-vision...
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Partnerships when we have almost 0 cash inflows sucks it's like making/committing future investments when you cant even pay ur monthly bills lol
You're welcome to have your opinion, but you gotta spend money to make money. This is a business that can raise capital for advertising, operating expenses, technical support etc.
Strong patents, strong marketing, strong engagements and a strong ecosystem are part of the foundations.
I'm glad Brainchip cares more about the customers opinions than that of a few vocal shareholders.
Makes it easy for some of us to just tag along for the ride.
Perhaps
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Ok, I know when it's time to write something positive. I'm notorious in destroying speculations and it can hurt sometimes.
So let's talk about SocioNext.
BrainChip partnering with SocioNext on ADAS solutions is a well known fact:
socionextus.com
A maybe lesser known fact is the origin of SocioNext. It's not an independent company, it belongs to Fujitsu and Panasonic.
www.linkedin.com
Both Fujitsu and Panasonic offer ADAS solutions to the car industry. So it would be just a natural thing when developed solutions of SocioNext find their way to the portfolio of Fujitsu and Panasonic. But... don't forget about the timelines.
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So let's talk about SocioNext.
BrainChip partnering with SocioNext on ADAS solutions is a well known fact:
Automotive Custom SoC Technologies and Solutions
Socionext’s advanced automotive custom SoC solutions are designed to help OEMs and tier-one automakers achieve differentiating technologies
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A maybe lesser known fact is the origin of SocioNext. It's not an independent company, it belongs to Fujitsu and Panasonic.
Socionext Europe | LinkedIn
Socionext Europe | 2,330 followers on LinkedIn. for better quality of experience | Socionext Europe (SNEU) is an integral part of Socionext Inc.'s global structure, headquartered in Frankfurt, Germany, with a key facility in Munich. Central to our operations, the Munich Design and Support Center...
Both Fujitsu and Panasonic offer ADAS solutions to the car industry. So it would be just a natural thing when developed solutions of SocioNext find their way to the portfolio of Fujitsu and Panasonic. But... don't forget about the timelines.
IT solutions for the Automotive industry
At Fujitsu, we combine innovative connected and autonomous vehicle technology with world-leading IT services, infrastructure and integration skills.
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If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Yes and Apple was once 90 days from going broke and having to make their entire workforce unemployed and look at where Apple is today.Yea
Partnerships when we have almost 0 cash inflows sucks it's like making/committing future investments when you cant even pay ur monthly bills lol
No-one is forcing you to stick around. So if you don’t like it as much as you profess then why not shuffle on the buffalo outa here? We certainly won’t be wringing our hands and begging you to stay since you seem to trot out the same repetitive gloom and doom-scroll ad nauseam which can get a tad boring babe in case you didn’t know.
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