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Jacob Kiraz
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I see so many great articles in and around Akida, where just waiting for that break out to charge from the starting gates
BigDonger101
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Fair bit of spare pocket change going around....Just added another 700,0000 shares to my holdings. Can't help being greedy when people are shitt!ng their pants.
Akida ballista!
Not advice and all that bullSh!t.
Pom down under
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Seems like nasa have been doing some updates
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Acumino provide software that is hardware agnostic. Megachips can supply AKIDA for Neuromorphic Edge AI to run the software at the Edge.We certainly know about this JB and your post seems to confirm incorporating SNN ….
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Acumino and MegaChips partner on AI robots for Japan | Acumino posted on the topic | LinkedIn
🚀 Acumino & MegaChips Corporation | Strategic Partnership Announcement! We’re excited to announce a strategic partnership between Acumino and MegaChips Corporation, a pivotal move that strengthens our commitment to Japan’s thriving robotics and AI ecosystem. This partnership brings together...www.linkedin.com
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Scalable, cost-Efficient, Reliable Physical AIFocusing on ROIAcumino offers next-generation, AI powered robot models for the execution of highly dexterous tasks in industrial automation settings. The Acumino AI is trained on the most accurate data of robot interactions and facilitates the...acumino.ai
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Whether this is 'on'??
Maybe or maybe not?
Brainchip still lists Megachips in the Why Invest area of IR.
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Seems like another update
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From the news area of Acumino's website. Scroll down to Strategic Partnership with Megachips (01/2025).
Acumino and Megachips will collaborate to develop and deploy next generation AI powered robotic workers in Japan.....
Megachips supplies advanced semiconductor solutions......
Acumino's technology with its hardware agnostic and scalable AI system......
It is obvious Acumino provides the software and Megachips the hardware.
Whether the hardware is AKIDA?
With the trend heading towards Neuromorphic Edge AI for reasons we are all aware of and Megachips having access to AKIDA......... it seems a fair bet its AKIDA.
smoothsailing18
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Best not to underestimate the power of BRNs/RTX radar.
Its almost science fiction.
AI Podcast Transcript & Summary - Steven Brightfield: How Neuromorphic Computing Cuts Inference Power by 10x
"Well, we can classify objects now with radar in addition to detecting them. We can improve the tracking and the latency of these radars. But we can also make them a lot smaller, right? So it's that size weight and power. Can I put a radar in a robot? So when it's hand has got a radar signal in it and it can basically navigate, you can paint the scene without a camera. You can use it like a camera to paint the scene and recognize and grasp things that a drone. You can fly it inside tunnels or buildings indoors. You can map out where you're going. We see this shrinking of the conventional radar technologies to really go into anything moving because it's all whether it works in the dark. And if it can replicate some of the things in vision, then, you know, you don't have to worry about rain and fog and all the issues that visual, you know, control of robots. Yeah. And are you working with robotic companies or is this still in the research room? It's still in the research. We're working with companies that are creating components or solutions that go to the robotics companies. We are in active conversations with robotic companies today. And they're in evaluation of this, right? But what we decided was to create reference platforms that demonstrate these more holy rather than having a, you know, here's the algorithm go figured out. We'll build a little prototype. So we're doing reference designs and radar."
My bold above.
Its almost science fiction.
AI Podcast Transcript & Summary - Steven Brightfield: How Neuromorphic Computing Cuts Inference Power by 10x
"Well, we can classify objects now with radar in addition to detecting them. We can improve the tracking and the latency of these radars. But we can also make them a lot smaller, right? So it's that size weight and power. Can I put a radar in a robot? So when it's hand has got a radar signal in it and it can basically navigate, you can paint the scene without a camera. You can use it like a camera to paint the scene and recognize and grasp things that a drone. You can fly it inside tunnels or buildings indoors. You can map out where you're going. We see this shrinking of the conventional radar technologies to really go into anything moving because it's all whether it works in the dark. And if it can replicate some of the things in vision, then, you know, you don't have to worry about rain and fog and all the issues that visual, you know, control of robots. Yeah. And are you working with robotic companies or is this still in the research room? It's still in the research. We're working with companies that are creating components or solutions that go to the robotics companies. We are in active conversations with robotic companies today. And they're in evaluation of this, right? But what we decided was to create reference platforms that demonstrate these more holy rather than having a, you know, here's the algorithm go figured out. We'll build a little prototype. So we're doing reference designs and radar."
My bold above.
Steve Brightfield described the flexibility that AKIDA provides.
" That was the beauty of what Nvidia does is they could, whatever the math operator was, it was supported in CUDA, right? So what we've done is we've combined our Akita with a host CPU and we can run some functions on Akita, but if it doesn't run on us, it's just passes the CPU and it runs it."
AKIDA can work side by side with a CPU. BRN can save compute by taking on relevant functions. This is exactly what Kevin D Johnson is doing with Symphony at IBM. With huge savings in compute and latency offering a great ROI this should catch on in the finance industry.
AI Podcast Transcript & Summary - Steven Brightfield: How Neuromorphic Computing Cuts Inference Power by 10x
" That was the beauty of what Nvidia does is they could, whatever the math operator was, it was supported in CUDA, right? So what we've done is we've combined our Akita with a host CPU and we can run some functions on Akita, but if it doesn't run on us, it's just passes the CPU and it runs it."
AKIDA can work side by side with a CPU. BRN can save compute by taking on relevant functions. This is exactly what Kevin D Johnson is doing with Symphony at IBM. With huge savings in compute and latency offering a great ROI this should catch on in the finance industry.
AI Podcast Transcript & Summary - Steven Brightfield: How Neuromorphic Computing Cuts Inference Power by 10x
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