We don't do profits buddy.
We just like to collaborate with other companies to show off their products, then they go off to much bigger things.
We are that stepping stone that helps others to succeed. Just what PVDM preaches.
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We just like to collaborate with other companies to show off their products, then they go off to much bigger things.
We are that stepping stone that helps others to succeed. Just what PVDM preaches.
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
It's that time of year, when the sun sinks in the sky far earlier than usual and the birds flap off somewhere else warmer and funner and the mice and bugs come out in force, to wreak havoc on your already teetering sense of sanity and well-being.
Yes, it's the time of year that you wish Akida could somehow be incorporated into your insect repellent spray - an AI repellent strong enough to push those nasties to the edge, before they manage to push you over it.
Yes, it's the time of year that you wish Akida could somehow be incorporated into your insect repellent spray - an AI repellent strong enough to push those nasties to the edge, before they manage to push you over it.
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... you'll need a battery with that!
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Dr Kenneth Östberg presented our poster on GRAIN – Radiation-Tolerant Edge… | Frontgrade Gaisler
Dr Kenneth Östberg presented our poster on GRAIN – Radiation-Tolerant Edge AI at the RISC-V in Space Workshop 2025 earlier this week. The GRAIN line of space computing products includes the newly announced rad-hard GR801 neuromorphic processor based on the BrainChip Akida 1.0 technology. Read...www.linkedin.com
This poster titled GRAIN - Radiation-Tolerant Edge AI, presented by Kenneth Östberg, one of its two co-authors (the other being Daniel Andersson), during the “RISC-V in Space” workshop in Gothenburg on Thursday…
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…finally reveals what NEURAVIS stands for - the name of that R&T project, which ESA awarded to the five consortium partners Airbus Toulouse, Airbus Ottobrunn, BrainChip, Frontgrade Gaisler and Neurobus in mid-2024 (see the July 2024 LinkedIn post by Airbus Space Project Manager Jérémy Lebreton below):
Neuromorphic Evaluation of Ultra-low-power Rad-hard Acceleration for Vision Inferences in Space.
The poster also provides more information with regards to the use cases currently being explored in the NEURAVIS project, although I’m afraid I couldn’t decipher everything due to the small print - maybe someone with eagle eyes or a magic tool to blow up the photo and unblur the small print can add in resp. correct what I’ve gathered so far:
1. Moon landing
Use Case #1: Vision-Based Navigation for Lunar Lander
Also see Alf Kuchenbuch’s recent comment on Argonaut, ESA’s lunar lander programme:
https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-452257
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2. Debris detection/collect (?)
Use Case #2: Monitoring (?) Building Block for In-orbit Maintenance
3. Docking
4. Object ? (looks like “simulation”, but appears to be a longer word?)
In addition, the poster lists four “Application scenarios” for GRAIN’s Radiation-Tolerant Edge AI:
1. Remote Terminal Unit
2. Stand-alone Controller
3. Near-edge processing unit
4. Auxiliary data-processing module
Lots of small print to decipher here as well!
Thank you, BrainChip team, for sharing the news. At Airbus, we are very… | Jérémy Lebreton
Thank you, BrainChip team, for sharing the news. At Airbus, we are very glad to be starting this new ESA R&T project called NEURAVIS with BrainChip , Neurobus and Frontgrade Gaisler. Our goal is to bring the disruptive technology of neuromorphic computing on an achievable path to the space...
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If I understand the above post correctly, we have yet to hear about what suggestion the NEURAVIS proposal has for AKD1500 (“BrainChip is proud that Airbus selected Akida for both COTS chips and IP in their proposal. ESA awarded the Airbus “NEURAVIS” proposal, including Akida in the Akida 1500 chip and on an FPGA together with Frontgrade Gaisler’s NOEL-V processor.”).
Whereas the underlined appears to refer to Frontgrade Gaisler’s newly revealed GR801 SoC that will incorporate Akida 1.0 IP - greatly benefitting the work of Airbus Toulouse computer vision experts such as Jérémy Lebreton (project lead) and Roland Brochard, as can be inferred from the GRAIN poster’s four listed use cases - there has to be another specific proposal by Airbus how to utilise our COTS chip AKD1500, then.
So I presume Airbus Ottobrunn and Neurobus might be the consortium partners currently collaborating on that second part of the NEURAVIS proposal?
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Here is a close-up of the GRAIN - Radiation-Tolerant Edge AI poster Kenneth Östberg presented at the “RISC-V in Space” workshop last month - so no more deciphering of the small print needed
:As I already mentioned the other day
, it finally reveals what NEURAVIS stands for: Neuromorphic Evaluation of Ultra-low-power Rad-hard Acceleration for Vision Inferences in Space.Attachments
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His post WAS removed thank goodness, but now its back here lol
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Moving back onto a better subject called Brainchip. The SAB of Brainchip Andre Van Schaik, I am intrigued by this man and also Gregory Cohen. I am hoping that one day our technology will be in amateur telescopes which these two are interested in as well.
I would love to buy a telescope and know exactly what I'm looking and at the same time track the event base image and still know I am looking at the same thing and then something else comes into the visual and it's something new. Would be super cool and educational. Will be keeping an eye on Andre in Manchester, where I think Brainchip may pay a visit there in July?
I would love to buy a telescope and know exactly what I'm looking and at the same time track the event base image and still know I am looking at the same thing and then something else comes into the visual and it's something new. Would be super cool and educational. Will be keeping an eye on Andre in Manchester, where I think Brainchip may pay a visit there in July?
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Bernd Westhoff, love this man at Renesas.
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Just Launched: The Renesas RA0E2 Group – Power-Efficient. Cost-Optimized. Scalable.
We’re excited to introduce the RA0E2, the newest member of the Renesas RA Family of Arm® Cortex®-M23 MCUs, designed to meet the needs of today’s cost-sensitive and power-conscious embedded designs. With best-in-class low power consumption, a wide operating voltage and temperature range, and integrat
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