You should include Electric Vehicles - though they’ve been around since the 1800s, it only took Elon Musk to revive the industry... I mean, yes, it was accompanied by the tech advancements, but without Elon pushing the limits, petrol cars would probably still dominate...I guess if as expected Neuromorphic AI at the Edge experiences exponential growth and that BRN is currently a leader in the field then our patent value should be considerable.
It's likely that any new inventions that can perform the same tasks as Gen2/TENNs plus cover our roadmap could take years to prove out before being commercial.
See the table below showing the time it takes from invention to mass adoption. Timeframes are shortening but it looks like anything under 10 years for mass adoption would be seen as 'a rush'. Of course, there is some money to be made in the mid to later stages on the road to mass adoption.
The patent for AKIDA 1000 was granted in the US in October 2021 so mass adoption will not likely arrive until at the very least the 2030's.
Sean did say that the 'AI' revolution would eventually make the prior revolutions look like nothing.
Unfortunately it's just the way it is.
See the table below for estimates.
It took radio and TV at least three decades to go from invention to mainstream use. And once they proliferated, an entirely new sector—mass media—evolved, a key driver of globalization.Loading…
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Year Invention Mass Adoption # of Years 1890s* Radio
1920 30 1920s* TV
1950 30 1970 Internet
1994 24 1971 1997 26 1973 Mobile Phones
2000 27 1994 Smartphones
2010 16 1996 USB
2005 9 2008 Blockchain
??? N/A 2017 Generative AI
??? N/A
IMO ONLY DYOR