BRN Discussion Ongoing

[7für7]

As I said and many others here patience is required when a complete shift in technological happens which is what neuromorpgic compute is. The industry asked for variation of models to prove such a shift is viable and would have a road map ,again this has been achieved now by Sean and his team. All the crying and feet stomping here cannot change the facts of what we are all apart of . Brainchip will be a huge success and it's very clear from the achievements in the past year that is what is happening.
Big banks hold our stock in large numbers because their advisers tell them neuromorphic compute is the next big change in compute at the edge. Grab yourself some fresh air for free and watch our growth explode moving forward.

As I see it, you’re not really interested in having a proper discussion. I’m neither whining nor badmouthing the company. Those are just accusations used when there are no real answers to serious, legitimate questions.

Instead of addressing my points objectively, you just keep repeating the same superlative-filled talking points like a mantra – and frame me as some kind of “non-believer.”
But let’s be real: Many people here have been holding for 10 years. They’re older now and simply want their patience to be rewarded.

Are you seriously suggesting these people are crybabies or just being impatient?

We already have market-ready products. Yet other companies are deploying solutions that don’t match Akida’s performance – and still get picked over us. Why?

Is it possible that there are issues we’re not being told about – issues that keep potential customers from adopting our products?

And how many more Akida versions are we going to need before we actually break through?

So please – can someone with actual technical insight chime in?

 

[itsol4605]

Gary Moore — Director of Technology
I just published an article on Medium titled
"The Rise of Neuromorphic Processors: Bringing Brain-Inspired Computing to Life."
It is rather lengthy, at 2100 words, but if you are interested in neuromorphic processors, it may pique your interest.

I just published an article on Medium titled "The Rise of Neuromorphic Processors: Bringing Brain-Inspired Computing to Life." It is rather lengthy, at 2100 words, but if you are interested in… | Gary Moore

I just published an article on Medium titled "The Rise of Neuromorphic Processors: Bringing Brain-Inspired Computing to Life." It is rather lengthy, at 2100 words, but if you are interested in neuromorphic processors, it may pique your interest. https://lnkd.in/dHDH6Mwv

www.linkedin.com

 

[smoothsailing18]

I can assure you mate my comments are serious even if it's not what you want to here.
I have been an investor since day one so keep your attitude in check.
On the the topic of companies beating us, who are you referring to ?. All I hear from you is complaining, so move on of its not your best interests to be positive in our company

Go Brainchip

 

[JB49]

Anduril and Meta Team Up to Transform XR for the American Military

Anduril and Meta are partnering to design, build, and field a range of integrated XR products that provide warfighters with enhanced perception and enable intuitive control of autonomous platforms on the battlefield.

www.anduril.com

Anduril and meta teaming up to provide xr for US military.

After Dr Tapsons comments at the agm, i guess there is a slim chance that we might be involved. Long shot, but one can only hope!

 

[7für7]

I can assure you mate my comments are serious even if it's not what you want to here.
I have been an investor since day one so keep your attitude in check.
On the the topic of companies beating us, who are you referring to ?. All I here from you is complaining, so move on of its not your best interests to be positive in our company

Go Brainchip

Alright, I’m done being polite.

Either you’re being deliberately confrontational, or you’re just not understanding the point.
If you had actually read my earlier posts – or even just responded to my current questions without falling back into the usual “we’re well positioned” echo chamber and that whole “non-believers go to hell” mindset – you’d realize that I’m fundamentally positive about BrainChip.

I’m simply asking critical questions. If you don’t have answers, fine – just don’t reply.
But spare me the “I’ve been an investor since day one” rhetoric. That means absolutely nothing to me.
For all I care, you could be the inventor himself – your replies still offer zero substance.

You asked which companies?
Just to name a few:

Hailo (Israel) – Hailo-8 chip already deployed in smart cameras, industrial systems, and partnered with major players like Renesas, Mitsubishi Electric, and Foxconn.

Kneron (USA/Taiwan) – Chips integrated in consumer devices like TP-Link security cameras and collaborating with Qualcomm and Foxconn.

Syntiant (USA) – Low-power NPUs already used in earbuds and voice assistants from Amazon, Sony, and Bose.

Edge Impulse – Not a chipmaker, but a leading software platform that enables edge ML across real commercial devices with partners like STMicro and Nordic.

None of them claim to be as “revolutionary” as Akida …yet they’re closing deals, entering markets, and shipping real products.

If we don’t talk about this contrast, we’re just ignoring the elephant in the room.

Edit… I forgot GO BRAINCHIP

 

[walderamaa]

Okay, ich bin fertig mit Höflichkeit.

Entweder gehen Sie absichtlich auf Konfrontation zu, oder Sie verstehen den Punkt einfach nicht.
Wenn Sie meine früheren Beiträge tatsächlich gelesen hätten – oder auch nur auf meine aktuellen Fragen geantwortet hätten, ohne in die übliche „Wir sind gut aufgestellt“-Echokammer und die ganze „Ungläubige fahren zur Hölle“-Mentalität zurückzufallen –, würden Sie erkennen, dass ich BrainChip grundsätzlich positiv gegenüberstehe.

Ich stelle lediglich kritische Fragen. Wenn Sie keine Antworten haben, bitte antworten Sie nicht.
Aber ersparen Sie mir die „Ich bin seit dem ersten Tag Investor“-Rhetorik. Das bedeutet mir absolut nichts.
Von mir aus könnten Sie der Erfinder selbst sein – Ihre Antworten sind trotzdem substanzlos.

Sie haben gefragt, welche Unternehmen?
Um nur einige zu nennen:

Hailo (Israel) – Der Hailo-8-Chip wird bereits in intelligenten Kameras und Industriesystemen eingesetzt und arbeitet mit großen Unternehmen wie Renesas, Mitsubishi Electric und Foxconn zusammen.

Kneron (USA/Taiwan) – Chips, die in Verbrauchergeräte wie TP-Link-Überwachungskameras integriert sind und mit Qualcomm und Foxconn zusammenarbeiten.

Syntiant (USA) – Stromsparende NPUs werden bereits in Ohrhörern und Sprachassistenten von Amazon, Sony und Bose verwendet.

Edge Impulse – Kein Chiphersteller, sondern eine führende Softwareplattform, die mit Partnern wie STMicro und Nordic Edge ML auf echten kommerziellen Geräten ermöglicht.

Keiner von ihnen behauptet, so „revolutionär“ zu sein wie Akida … und doch schließen sie Geschäfte ab, erschließen Märkte und liefern echte Produkte aus.

Wenn wir diesen Kontrast nicht ansprechen, ignorieren wir einfach das Offensichtliche.

Bearbeiten… ich habe GO BRAINCHIP vergessen

 

[DK6161]

Big banks hold our stock in large numbers because their advisers tell them neuromorphic compute is the next big change in compute at the edge.

Sorry but you're wrong. They hold BRN because we are in the ASX300, so not by choice.
You are sounding like a broken record, repeating the same garbage that was sold to us.
Maybe give us a more useful explanation, otherwise you may need to adjust your tone there buddy

 

[smoothsailing18]

Alright, I’m done being polite.

Either you’re being deliberately confrontational, or you’re just not understanding the point.
If you had actually read my earlier posts – or even just responded to my current questions without falling back into the usual “we’re well positioned” echo chamber and that whole “non-believers go to hell” mindset – you’d realize that I’m fundamentally positive about BrainChip.

I’m simply asking critical questions. If you don’t have answers, fine – just don’t reply.
But spare me the “I’ve been an investor since day one” rhetoric. That means absolutely nothing to me.
For all I care, you could be the inventor himself – your replies still offer zero substance.

You asked which companies?
Just to name a few:

Hailo (Israel) – Hailo-8 chip already deployed in smart cameras, industrial systems, and partnered with major players like Renesas, Mitsubishi Electric, and Foxconn.

Kneron (USA/Taiwan) – Chips integrated in consumer devices like TP-Link security cameras and collaborating with Qualcomm and Foxconn.

Syntiant (USA) – Low-power NPUs already used in earbuds and voice assistants from Amazon, Sony, and Bose.

Edge Impulse – Not a chipmaker, but a leading software platform that enables edge ML across real commercial devices with partners like STMicro and Nordic.

None of them claim to be as “revolutionary” as Akida …yet they’re closing deals, entering markets, and shipping real products.

If we don’t talk about this contrast, we’re just ignoring the elephant in the room.

Edit… I forgot GO BRAINCHIP

Have a cry DK nothing but negative

Blocked

 

[Bravo]

Have a cry DK nothing but negative

Blocked

What’s going on Smoothy?

You have only emerged recently - in the last few days, and now you’re ””blocking” people.

LOL!

 

[7für7]

Have a cry DK nothing but negative

Blocked

Finally! Thank you!
When someone can’t engage in a factual conversation, they twist your words, ignore the facts, and get rude and insulting…

 

[DingoBorat]

BrainChip develops it's own bot in bid to cash in on the latest Mecha Man trend.

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I can tell you, it looks nothing like the pictures ..

 

[miaeffect]

Interesting!

 

[DingoBorat]

Anduril and Meta Team Up to Transform XR for the American Military

Anduril and Meta are partnering to design, build, and field a range of integrated XR products that provide warfighters with enhanced perception and enable intuitive control of autonomous platforms on the battlefield.

www.anduril.com

Anduril and meta teaming up to provide xr for US military.

After Dr Tapsons comments at the agm, i guess there is a slim chance that we might be involved. Long shot, but one can only hope!

That's funny, seeing as Meta kicked Luckey out years ago, for BS reasons..
I'd say he had a good hand, in negotiating the terms of the partnership, now that Zuckerberg's got his head screwed on better

 

[Frangipani]

Glad to be invited to AI With Purpose Global Summit 2025. Interesting to… | Edward Lien, Executive MBA

Glad to be invited to AI With Purpose Global Summit 2025. Interesting to see how AI can help on ESG. Do you know the ultra low power and high efficiency neuromorphic processor is contributing a lot to energy saving? Check out our NPU solutions on brainchip.com

www.linkedin.com

 

[IloveLamp]

#awsinnovationsummit #computex #cloudcomputing #digitaltransformation… | Ajay B. Rane

Honored to deliver the keynote at #AWSInnovationSummit during #Computex Taipei! Energized by engaging with 1,000+ Taiwan-based device industry leaders on AWS's vision for cloud computing and AI. As digital transformation accelerates, we're pioneering AI-driven design innovation and forging...

www.linkedin.com

 

[GazDix]

Alright, I’m done being polite.

Either you’re being deliberately confrontational, or you’re just not understanding the point.
If you had actually read my earlier posts – or even just responded to my current questions without falling back into the usual “we’re well positioned” echo chamber and that whole “non-believers go to hell” mindset – you’d realize that I’m fundamentally positive about BrainChip.

I’m simply asking critical questions. If you don’t have answers, fine – just don’t reply.
But spare me the “I’ve been an investor since day one” rhetoric. That means absolutely nothing to me.
For all I care, you could be the inventor himself – your replies still offer zero substance.

You asked which companies?
Just to name a few:

Hailo (Israel) – Hailo-8 chip already deployed in smart cameras, industrial systems, and partnered with major players like Renesas, Mitsubishi Electric, and Foxconn.

Kneron (USA/Taiwan) – Chips integrated in consumer devices like TP-Link security cameras and collaborating with Qualcomm and Foxconn.

Syntiant (USA) – Low-power NPUs already used in earbuds and voice assistants from Amazon, Sony, and Bose.

Edge Impulse – Not a chipmaker, but a leading software platform that enables edge ML across real commercial devices with partners like STMicro and Nordic.

None of them claim to be as “revolutionary” as Akida …yet they’re closing deals, entering markets, and shipping real products.

If we don’t talk about this contrast, we’re just ignoring the elephant in the room.

Edit… I forgot GO BRAINCHIP

Everyone has their personal perceptions and reasons to buy and sell shares. The market reflects this and let's forget about the tech for a minute.

I have a trust issue in management. I really don't mind the NDA excuse etc. But key people going after many years (Rob Telson), since 2022, Hehir has said 'revenue is imminent' or along those lines. The flip flopping with chip or IP based strategy. I mind, but can handle delays and oversights etc.

But when they have numerous mistakes and copy and pasted sections in quarterlies, decide to stop including top 20 sections out for no good reason and really go out their way to piss off their shareholders (considering moving to the US, or according to Viana moving 'anywhere') some may think the market doesn't like these things (not just me).

The piss poor excuse by Viana that they mentioned the 'move' (I will paraphrase this into just what I know best, but I know what I heard) was 'in case it was let out' or along those lines. So, essentially, a leak in a company that MUST not leak anything and the hypocrisy that we cannot report properly to the ASX. I watched the AGM just flabbergasted at the shitshow before me. How was the 'expansion to South Korea, Taiwan and all these countries going' too from the 23 and 24 one? The tech presentation, although good, seemed like another narrative spinner to keep us hanging on, or what I felt too.

Simply - trust, transparency and plain ability to be honest.

But this can be eroded by one good ANN. One good deal, so the tech argument holds and the SP will hold in this range IMO and has further upside unless there can be further 'surprising' news like a move, capital raise etc. That, unfortunately, this management is very capable of making.

This is why the SP is where it is. Makes sense too, but only IMO.

 

[7für7]

German market closing almost +8 % …. Someone would think Mercedes employees know something…

 

[jla]

German market closing almost +8 % …. Someone would think Mercedes employees know something…

Yes a good close, and good vol, Just on 2mil went though, @ $0,24c aus.

 

[7für7]

I got an speculative answer from FF because of the increased share price in Germany

“Fact Finder
11,246 Posts.
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31/05/25 10:15 Post #: 79261454

Not to be left out I know something too. ISL has partnered with MAK-One. This is a very significant event. If you Google MAK-One you will find a very impressive partner list and an extensive World wide distributor network.

The ISL/MAK partnership seems to be directed to providing a "ground truth" image confirming the local geographic details.

RFView® for MAK ONE

RFView® for MAK ONE serves SAR imagery on demand. RFView® is a registered trademark of ISL Inc.

www.mak.com

Our new partner, ISL, is an industry leader in radar and radio frequency simulation and analysis for over four decades. Our new integrated product uses ISL’s RFView® radar simulation technology to generate SAR images based on terrain and entity geometry and material data provided at run-time by a dedicated instance of MAK’s VR-Vantage IG. This approach allows RFView® to access terrain in any of the formats supported by MAK ONE (including direct-from-source streaming from VR-TheWorld Server, procedural terrain generation, cut-in FBX or OpenFlight insets, CDB databases, and dynamic terrain elements); and to access entity geometry (including articulated parts, embarkation, damage, and DI-Guy posture and animations) - provided by VR-Vantage based on DIS/HLA data received from VR-Forces or other federates.


SAR = Synthetic Aperture Radar which is the project involving Brainchip, ISL, RTX and the US Airforce Research Laboratories.

RFView AI

RFView | ISL - Technology for Real World Solutions

www.islinc.com

RFView AI solves one of the biggest problems for advanced RF applications: Where to get high quality training data in an operationally relevant environment? RFView’s physics-based approach ensures faithful recreation of important real-world effects!

Aide memoire:

Artificial Intelligence | ISL - Technology for Real World Solutions

www.islinc.com

ISL is focused on replicating the analog nature of biological computation and the role of neurons in cognition. ISL’s team of scientists/engineers continue to understand how the morphology of individual neurons, circuits, applications, and overall architectures creates desirable computations. Leveraging this understanding and the newly developed and emerging commercial neuromorphic chips, ISL is developing a new low-power, lightweight detect and avoid (DAA) system for very small UAS platforms that exploits automotive radar hardware, light-weight EO/IR sensors, advanced data fusion algorithms, and neuromorphic computing.

This could be used, eg, when GPS is not working, or for "before" and "after" shots, a potential use for AKIDA.

Having regard to this picture a small unconnected autonomous AKIDA 2 SMART DRONE with DRAM loaded with local geographic details in a conflict zone with compromised GPS slipping over the landscape to gather intelligence or identify and destroy enemy positions or combatants. Remember Dr. Joseph Guerci from the Old Crows podcast confirming that ISL had proven out AKIDA's capacity to autonomously navigate such drones now he can add without GPS assistance.

If you do not like imagining this then what about the same drones navigating around warehouses, cities, inside high rise buildings or being used in agriculture on large properties to locate cattle or monitor for poachers in game reserves etc, etc. Search and rescue in mines and cave systems. Even on Mars.

My opinion only DYOR

Fact Finder”

 

[7für7]

Interesting devices

Spacetop AR is now an expensive Windows app instead of a useless screenless laptop

Without custom hardware, Sightful has a better shot of bringing its Spacetop AR interface to more people.

www.engadget.com

Here are the first details about io's upcoming screenless ChatGPT device

OpenAI's first io ChatGPT device has a release date and a finalized prototype - here's what we know about it.

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