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supersonic001
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Neuromorphic Computing: Making Space Smart | BrainChip
It is always insightful when technology service leaders provide their view on the convergence of #neuromorphic computing and space technology. It is doubly rewarding to see BrainChip emerge, at the top, as a provider of game-changing technology. Recognition in the Accenture Applied Intelligence...
TheUnfairAdvantage
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I see nothing but blue sky
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Hi All,
I know I'm supposed to be going for a long run but I couldn't help but notice this comment from Luc Terrenoire on Valeo's recent linkedin post re Scala 3. See comment highlighted in blue below.
1. So, who is Steerlight and are we working with them?
2. The artilce below describes how Stellantis is investing in the French startup with a "innovative on-chip LiDAR developed by a firm called SteerLight. SteerLight is a spinoff of the French CEA-Leti technology center.
3. Further to the above, Valeo has previously been in collaboration with CEA to demonstrate how neuromorphic chips can be applied in LiDARs.
4. From an earlier post you can see all of the parters and details regarding the EU funding grant called ANDANTE.
I know I'm supposed to be going for a long run but I couldn't help but notice this comment from Luc Terrenoire on Valeo's recent linkedin post re Scala 3. See comment highlighted in blue below.
1. So, who is Steerlight and are we working with them?
2. The artilce below describes how Stellantis is investing in the French startup with a "innovative on-chip LiDAR developed by a firm called SteerLight. SteerLight is a spinoff of the French CEA-Leti technology center.
Stellantis invests in French startup developing chips for automated driving
The company, SteerLight, is developing a technology that would put three-dimensional sensing technology in a microchip.
www.detroitnews.com
3. Further to the above, Valeo has previously been in collaboration with CEA to demonstrate how neuromorphic chips can be applied in LiDARs.
4. From an earlier post you can see all of the parters and details regarding the EU funding grant called ANDANTE.
Yes ok thank you very much… BUT THE SHAREPRICE JUST DROPPED FROM 33c to 32c BECAUSE OF THIS POST MA’AM!!!Hi All,
I know I'm supposed to be going for a long run but I couldn't help but notice this comment from Luc Terrenoire on Valeo's recent linkedin post re Scala 3. See comment highlighted in blue below.
1. So, who is Steerlight and are we working with them?
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2. The artilce below describes how Stellantis is investing in the French startup with a "innovative on-chip LiDAR developed by a firm called SteerLight. SteerLight is a spinoff of the French CEA-Leti technology center.
Stellantis invests in French startup developing chips for automated driving
The company, SteerLight, is developing a technology that would put three-dimensional sensing technology in a microchip.www.detroitnews.com
3. Further to the above, Valeo has previously been in collaboration with CEA to demonstrate how neuromorphic chips can be applied in LiDARs.
View attachment 59587
4. From an earlier post you can see all of the parters and details regarding the EU funding grant called ANDANTE.
Yeah… you better run.. that’s right
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Yes ok thank you very much… BUT THE SHAREPRICE JUST DROPPED FROM 33c to 32c BECAUSE OF THIS POST MA’AM!!!
Yeah… you better run.. that’s right
Watch out world, here I come!
Brain chips: the Sydney researchers ‘miles ahead’ of Elon Musk’s Neuralink
Multiple Australian projects are on the cutting edge of neurotech breakthroughs and man-machine interfaces – raising questions of security and privacy for human minds
Interesting Bravo for sure.Hi All,
I know I'm supposed to be going for a long run but I couldn't help but notice this comment from Luc Terrenoire on Valeo's recent linkedin post re Scala 3. See comment highlighted in blue below.
1. So, who is Steerlight and are we working with them?
View attachment 59579
2. The artilce below describes how Stellantis is investing in the French startup with a "innovative on-chip LiDAR developed by a firm called SteerLight. SteerLight is a spinoff of the French CEA-Leti technology center.
Stellantis invests in French startup developing chips for automated driving
The company, SteerLight, is developing a technology that would put three-dimensional sensing technology in a microchip.www.detroitnews.com
3. Further to the above, Valeo has previously been in collaboration with CEA to demonstrate how neuromorphic chips can be applied in LiDARs.
View attachment 59587
4. From an earlier post you can see all of the parters and details regarding the EU funding grant called ANDANTE.
I'm also interested in seeing BRAINCHIP having a "long run" shortly, and hopefully a "strong long run" preferably.........
Akida Ballista >>>>> hang in there 'chippers' somethings approaching, isn't it ? <<<<<
hotty...
buena suerte :-)
BOB Bank of Brainchip
Brain chips: the Sydney researchers ‘miles ahead’ of Elon Musk’s Neuralink
Multiple Australian projects are on the cutting edge of neurotech breakthroughs and man-machine interfaces – raising questions of security and privacy for human mindswww.theguardian.com
you probably misunderstood or you post it for an other reason. You know, our brainchip is not this kind of brain chip.
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mrgds
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I know we get very little by way of ASX Ann"s, but to read BRN stating things like " WE ARE EMBEDDING OUR IP IN EVERYTHING, EVERYWHERE " gives me alot of reassurance that there is plenty going on that we haven"t fully been made aware of yet.
Having owned BC shares since 2015 and a seasoned investor I feel I may understand my reasons for posting intimately. Thank you for your concern though.
Yes me too. But explain me please maybe I can learn something. Because I can not see any connection between “brain chips” and the discussion regarding protecting human mind using this kind of chips, and our akida brainchip.
supersonic001
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Neuromorphic Computing ... | Thomas Hülsing
Neuromorphic Computing ... has garnered a lot of attention over the past few years, largely driven by its potential to deliver low-power artificial intelligence to the masses. However ... the most prominent efforts in this regard, — IBM’s TrueNorth chip — Intel’s Loihi processor are both...
Go Thomas, a great advocate !!
Boab
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Love your enthusiasm Thomas but this is very old news from years ago.
Neuromorphic Computing ... | Thomas Hülsing
Neuromorphic Computing ... has garnered a lot of attention over the past few years, largely driven by its potential to deliver low-power artificial intelligence to the masses. However ... the most prominent efforts in this regard, — IBM’s TrueNorth chip — Intel’s Loihi processor are both...www.linkedin.com
Go Thomas, a great advocate !!
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buena suerte :-)
BOB Bank of Brainchip
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Anybody knows something the reason why it shoot up today?
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