BRN Discussion Ongoing

[rgupta]

g'day rgupta,

Shares can only be traded in the stated times as per the ASX announcement.

Imagine you are LDA. You renegotiate your longstanding, existing deal with BRN in late December. (yes, only months after they cheated on you with someone else). The SP is around 40 cents. BRN want to raise $20M and give you 40,000,000 shares to achieve that goal. Not hard!!! With some good news the SP will be north of 50 cents.

BRN will meet their obligation to LDA, Share holders will be happy and.....

LDA only had to man the trading desks for 2 months to earn their commission.


Nope,

As LDA, you lose time as BRN keep doing piss poor raises at smaller prices. You need to keep manning the trading desk over longer periods just to raise the $20M they agreed to. Shit for you, shit for shareholders.......

But there must be a win for someone........otherwise this makes no sense.

I assume in the real world it should be like that. But on the other hand as a financial institution you are only worried about your profits. Now with every contract there are some side adjustments, like from day one there is no announcement during LDA sell off, that can be by chance and can also be part of deal. 40 million is approximately 2% of equity.
Now look at the deal LDA with help Brianchip raise a certain amount of money. There will be no loan but an arrangement where LDA will sell shares, keep their profits and provide the rest of money to brainchip.
So in the same capital raise there is no condition what will be the minimum sp or maximum sp. So to make sure company is floatable up to that much raise mean they can manipulate the sp as well.
So if they are allowed to manipulate then what they will do?
Dyor

 

[supersonic001]

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[supersonic001]

Here with link

At AI Labs, we implemented an advanced Predictive Maintenance solution for hydraulic oil rigs using our proprietary AI engine Minsky™ and BrainChip’s Akida™ platform. | AiLabs Inc | Ai Labs Inc

At AI Labs, we implemented an advanced Predictive Maintenance solution for hydraulic oil rigs using our proprietary AI engine Minsky™ and BrainChip’s Akida™ platform. 📋 How It Works: ✅ Real-time sensor data integration (e.g., Pressure, Temperature, Motor Power) ✅ Predictive models using...

www.linkedin.com

 

[FJ-215]

I assume in the real world it should be like that. But on the other hand as a financial institution you are only worried about your profits. Now with every contract there are some side adjustments, like from day one there is no announcement during LDA sell off, that can be by chance and can also be part of deal. 40 million is approximately 2% of equity.
Now look at the deal LDA with help Brianchip raise a certain amount of money. There will be no loan but an arrangement where LDA will sell shares, keep their profits and provide the rest of money to brainchip.
So in the same capital raise there is no condition what will be the minimum sp or maximum sp. So to make sure company is floatable up to that much raise mean they can manipulate the sp as well.
So if they are allowed to manipulate then what they will do?
Dyor

I don't follow.....

LDA only get a fixed amount on the money they raise. They are working on a commission.

If they sell 40 million shares at 20 cents they get 8.5%
If they sell 40 million shares at 1 dollar they get 8.5%

You do the math on that!

 

[Diogenese]

The uEye EVS camera from IDS Imaging Development Systems GmbH has integrated the event-based IMX636 sensor from Sony Semicon (EU) / PROPHESEE. | inVISION News

The uEye EVS camera from IDS Imaging Development Systems GmbH has integrated the event-based IMX636 sensor from Sony Semicon (EU) / PROPHESEE. The compact USB3 camera (29x29x17mm) makes the smallest movements visible in real time. Thanks to the high dynamic range, this is even possible in almost...

www.linkedin.com

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The thing about the Sony/Prophesee partnership is that Sony has a 3D chip-making process.

"So what?" I hear you ask.

Well the pre-Sony Prophesee pixels had a light detecting surface and pixel signal control transistors, which set the spike firing threshold level, on a single plain, say 50% photosensor and 50% control transistors.

The Sony 3D tech allows the top surface to be built on top of a buried layer which contains the control transistors, the top layer being used for the photosensors, ie, virtually the whole of the top layer is devoted to pixel photosensors. The larger the surface area of the photosensor, the more light sensitive it is. So, for the same surface area, you get about double the number of pixels of the same sensitivity as before. Or you can have larger pixels for greater sensitivity.

Now I don't know if the Sony 3D tech would stretch to another layer with Akida, but it would be good if it did.

 

[Fullmoonfever]

As we already know there is a joint product being the cupcake server with partner Unigen.

"In leveraging Akida’s data-processing capabilities, the device offers unparalleled efficiency, precision, and economy of energy in a wide array of use cases such as industrial, automotive, healthcare, robotics, IoT and security-based applications, according to BrainChip."

BrainChip and Unigen jointly launch an edge AI server for complex applications - Unigen

By Abigail Opiah │Edge Industry Review BrainChip Holdings has announced a partnership to deliver a new configuration of the recently released Unigen Cupcake edge AI server, a solution based on BrainChip’s Akida neuromorphic processor. The company notes that the Cupcake edge AI server is a small...

unigen.com

We also know Ai.Labs is obviously a BRN partner and just implemented a predictive maintenance set up as just discovered by @Gazzafish

At AI Labs, we implemented an advanced Predictive Maintenance solution for hydraulic oil rigs using our proprietary AI engine Minsky™ and BrainChip’s Akida™ platform. | AiLabs Inc | Ai Labs Inc

At AI Labs, we implemented an advanced Predictive Maintenance solution for hydraulic oil rigs using our proprietary AI engine Minsky™ and BrainChip’s Akida™ platform. 📋 How It Works: ✅ Real-time sensor data integration (e.g., Pressure, Temperature, Motor Power) ✅ Predictive models using...

www.linkedin.com

Unigen and Ai Labs are also partners so I'm curious whether it's possible for them to be using the cupcake from Unigen in conjunction with Minksy Engine to process the sensor data on the predictive maintenance?

Unigen and Ai Labs Inc. Join Forces to Provide Innovative Solutions - Unigen

Unigen Corporation, a global leader in the design and manufacturing of enterprise and industrial electronics, and Ai Labs Inc., a pioneer in artificial intelligence and data analytics, today announced that they have entered an agreement to deliver innovative solutions by leveraging Unigen’s...

unigen.com

 

[rgupta]

I don't follow.....

LDA only get a fixed amount on the money they raise. They are working on a commission.

If they sell 40 million shares at 20 cents they get 8.5%
If they sell 40 million shares at 1 dollar they get 8.5%

You do the math on that!

LDA is paying avg of 30-40 trading days to brainchip less 8.5% of commission. LDA can pick and chose when to sell, they can play with the book or otherwise and that is not contracted. LDA actually make money from time of selling than actual selling. They can keep the whole 40 million and pay brainchip.an avg.
Dyor

 

[MDhere]

Four hours ago...
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Please explain lol I can not open it

 

[Bravo]

Please explain lol I can not open it

Hi MD,

Click on the link below and it's the second post on the line up.


AiLabs Inc | Ai Labs IncAiLabs Inc | Ai Labs Inc1,270 followers1,270 followers4h • 4 hours ago
Follow

At AI Labs, we implemented an advanced Predictive Maintenance solution for hydraulic oil rigs using our proprietary AI engine Minsky™ and BrainChip’s Akida™ platform.

How It Works:
Real-time sensor data integration (e.g., Pressure, Temperature, Motor Power)
Predictive models using Machine Learning & Anomaly Detection
Early identification of potential failures for proactive maintenance
Seamless integration with Tableau for data visualization

Key Benefits:
Reduced downtime and improved cost savings
Enhanced worker safety through proactive maintenance
Extended asset life span and reliability
Improved resource utilization for increased productivity

With Minsky™ and Akida™, we’re transforming maintenance strategies from reactive to proactive, driving efficiency and minimizing risks in industrial operations.

sowjanya@ailabsinc.com
+1 480-931-3889
www.ailabsinc.com

hashtag#AIForIndustry hashtag#PredictiveMaintenance hashtag#OilRigSafety hashtag#MinskyAI hashtag#EdgeAI hashtag#MachineLearning hashtag#IndustrialInnovation

 

[FJ-215]

LDA is paying avg of 30-40 trading days to brainchip less 8.5% of commission. LDA can pick and chose when to sell, they can play with the book or otherwise and that is not contracted. LDA actually make money from time of selling than actual selling. They can keep the whole 40 million and pay brainchip.an avg.
Dyor

Mate, it's in the top 20 holder lists.

They always sell.

LDA are not our enemy!!

 

[Humble Genius]

At AI Labs, we implemented an advanced Predictive Maintenance solution for hydraulic oil rigs using our proprietary AI engine Minsky™ and BrainChip’s Akida™ platform. | AiLabs Inc | Ai Labs Inc

At AI Labs, we implemented an advanced Predictive Maintenance solution for hydraulic oil rigs using our proprietary AI engine Minsky™ and BrainChip’s Akida™ platform. 📋 How It Works: ✅ Real-time sensor data integration (e.g., Pressure, Temperature, Motor Power) ✅ Predictive models using...

www.linkedin.com

I think this is the first time AI Labs have mentioned Brainchip & Akida since the partnering announcement.

 

[RobjHunt]

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Now that's a nice find GFish! Thank you for the wonderful insight.

 

[Bravo]

I think this is the first time AI Labs have mentioned Brainchip & Akida since the partnering announcement.

Hi HG,

I noticed the post states "No-Cost Proof of Concept".

From my limited understanding this strategy might serve multiple purposes. First of which might be to attract potential clients without initial financial commitment which could potentially encourage future sales.

On the flip side, it could be a strategy to attract interest for newer companies or products seeking market entry.

Or else it could be because no one is interested.

Or it could be because everyone is interested.

Not too sure at this stage.

 

[DingoBorat]

Australia's 'biggest defence export' was meant for the US first, but Canada snuck past Trump

For months, senior officials have been discussing exporting Australia's world-leading JORN radar technology to the United States, but after Donald Trump's return to the White House, Canada saw an opportunity and leapt.

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How exactly is BAE Systems Australia, an Australian company, when it's a subsidiary of the British parent company?..

BAE Systems - Wikipedia

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[JB49]

US11494875B2 - Systems and methods for machine learned image conversion - Google Patents

A computer system is provided for converting images through use of a trained neural network. A source image is divided into blocks and context data is added to each pixel block. The context blocks are split into channels and each channel from the same context block is added to the same...

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Dio, this is a recently updated patent for nintendo. Talks about trained neural networks and CNNs. Couldnt find anything that may link to us. Small section that talks about image classifaction/object detection/face tracking, but i still dont think there is anything there

 

[Diogenese]

Hi MD,

Click on the link below and it's the second post on the line up.


AiLabs Inc | Ai Labs IncAiLabs Inc | Ai Labs Inc1,270 followers1,270 followers4h • 4 hours ago
Follow

At AI Labs, we implemented an advanced Predictive Maintenance solution for hydraulic oil rigs using our proprietary AI engine Minsky™ and BrainChip’s Akida™ platform.

How It Works:
Real-time sensor data integration (e.g., Pressure, Temperature, Motor Power)
Predictive models using Machine Learning & Anomaly Detection
Early identification of potential failures for proactive maintenance
Seamless integration with Tableau for data visualization

Key Benefits:
Reduced downtime and improved cost savings
Enhanced worker safety through proactive maintenance
Extended asset life span and reliability
Improved resource utilization for increased productivity

With Minsky™ and Akida™, we’re transforming maintenance strategies from reactive to proactive, driving efficiency and minimizing risks in industrial operations.

sowjanya@ailabsinc.com
+1 480-931-3889
www.ailabsinc.com

hashtag#AIForIndustry hashtag#PredictiveMaintenance hashtag#OilRigSafety hashtag#MinskyAI hashtag#EdgeAI hashtag#MachineLearning hashtag#IndustrialInnovation




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We've had the MetaTF EA Programme which included Akida simulation. I think originally you could also get a FPGA.

A while ago. we had a CR and were told one of the projects was to be a cloud-based Akida trial processor, so it is possible that this is the basi of the No Cost Proof of Concept.

 

[Frangipani]

New regional sale manger Korea-

Check out this job at BrainChip :
https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4155477814

Looks as if they have yet to find the right person for the open position as “Regional Sales Manager - Korea”, despite having received more than 100 applications so far, as the above job listing (spotted by GStocks123 on February 20) was reposted on LinkedIn today:

We're #hiring a new Regional Sales Manager- Korea in South Korea. | BrainChip

We're #hiring a new Regional Sales Manager- Korea in South Korea. Apply today or share this post with your network.

www.linkedin.com

BrainChip hiring Regional Sales Manager- Korea in South Korea | LinkedIn

Posted 9:06:13 PM. The Regional Sales Manager-Korea will spearhead the sales initiatives of BrainChip Inc. in Korea…See this and similar jobs on LinkedIn.

www.linkedin.com

Reminded me of a recent post by our CTO:

We have several open positions. | M Anthony Lewis

We have several open positions. Yes, we receive many applications, and yes, many candidates are extremely well qualified from top companies and universities. But we’re searching for that “needle in a haystack.” If you’re a recruiter, before reaching out, know this: we’re specifically looking for...

www.linkedin.com

 

[Fullmoonfever]

We've had the MetaTF EA Programme which included Akida simulation. I think originally you could also get a FPGA.

A while ago. we had a CR and were told one of the projects was to be a cloud-based Akida trial processor, so it is possible that this is the basi of the No Cost Proof of Concept.

I got the read, in hindsight, that cloud based FPGA system as they put it in their July presso, could possibly be to do with the development with DeGirum via their AI Hub?

 

[rgupta]

Looks as if they have yet to find the right person for the open position as “Regional Sales Manager - Korea”, despite having received more than 100 applications so far, as the above job listing (spotted by GStocks123 on February 20) was reposted on LinkedIn today:

We're #hiring a new Regional Sales Manager- Korea in South Korea. | BrainChip

We're #hiring a new Regional Sales Manager- Korea in South Korea. Apply today or share this post with your network.

www.linkedin.com

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BrainChip hiring Regional Sales Manager- Korea in South Korea | LinkedIn

Posted 9:06:13 PM. The Regional Sales Manager-Korea will spearhead the sales initiatives of BrainChip Inc. in Korea…See this and similar jobs on LinkedIn.

www.linkedin.com

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Reminded me of a recent post by our CTO:

We have several open positions. | M Anthony Lewis

We have several open positions. Yes, we receive many applications, and yes, many candidates are extremely well qualified from top companies and universities. But we’re searching for that “needle in a haystack.” If you’re a recruiter, before reaching out, know this: we’re specifically looking for...

www.linkedin.com

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Hope Anthony can say the same about our CEO role as well.

 

[Frangipani]

Looks as if they have yet to find the right person for the open position as “Regional Sales Manager - Korea”, despite having received more than 100 applications so far, as the above job listing (spotted by GStocks123 on February 20) was reposted on LinkedIn today:

We're #hiring a new Regional Sales Manager- Korea in South Korea. | BrainChip

We're #hiring a new Regional Sales Manager- Korea in South Korea. Apply today or share this post with your network.

www.linkedin.com

View attachment 79680

BrainChip hiring Regional Sales Manager- Korea in South Korea | LinkedIn

Posted 9:06:13 PM. The Regional Sales Manager-Korea will spearhead the sales initiatives of BrainChip Inc. in Korea…See this and similar jobs on LinkedIn.

www.linkedin.com

View attachment 79681 View attachment 79682


Reminded me of a recent post by our CTO:

We have several open positions. | M Anthony Lewis

We have several open positions. Yes, we receive many applications, and yes, many candidates are extremely well qualified from top companies and universities. But we’re searching for that “needle in a haystack.” If you’re a recruiter, before reaching out, know this: we’re specifically looking for...

www.linkedin.com

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In the light of the above LinkedIn post by our CTO Tony Lewis , the recent hire of Finn Ryder is of course rather puzzling, to say the least…
I am sure he is a very nice guy, energetic, ambitious and all, but I do wonder what exactly made him stand out from the sea of applicants (provided there was one) and why our company didn’t pick someone with a more technical background and/or several years of experience in sales within the semiconductor industry, which is usually required as a minimum qualification for other open sales positions with BrainChip.
After all, our IP licenses are currently not exactly selling like hot cakes…

However, if our management were to list BRN at a US stock exchange without major good news preceding the move, we’d definitely benefit from Finn Ryder’s lifesaving and first responder skills to rescue us from drowning… 🛟


https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-447178

I noticed Finn Ryder has since changed the wording of his self-description under his profile picture and also his job title from “Sales Development Representative” to “Sales Operations Specialist”:

It may not mean anything, but I also noticed he recently liked a couple of posts by a company called Surfline\Wavetrak that has a global network of surf cameras and is headquartered in Huntington Beach, CA, where he has been a lifeguard for almost six years.