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[yogi]

Thanks everyone for the birthday wishes. Yes it is the right day. Love the modified sign.

Yes @Rocket577 the market for AKIDA is ten zillion trillion dollar bucks or enough to buy lots and lots of every toy in the shop.

The CEO Sean Hehir was not kidding when he said Jerome Nadel had a lot in store for exploding Brainchip onto the world market.

Remember this is aimed at customers not shareholders as it should be but as @Slade said or might have said how aggressively confident must Brainchip be about AKIDA Technology to put this sign up and announce to Silicon Valley it’s days are numbered.

Just WOW.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Hi Respected @Fact Finder (FF) Wishing you many many happy returns of the day< Hope you had wonderful day today. Stay blessed stay safe Cheers

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

I'm getting the impression that a lot of us are planning on attending the AGM this year.
Can anyone who has been to previous Brainchip AGM's give us an idea of how many people showed up?
Hope the venue will be large enough this year for us and our bonhomie.
Very much looking forward to greeting our distinguished management and meeting some of the 1000 eyes and perhaps having our appetites whipped up some more.
AKIDA BALLISTA
AKIDA EVERYWHERE
GLTAH

 

[JoMo68]

Happy birthday FF!

 

[hamilton66]

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Grapes have been mentioned by Brainchip. I have research papers where SNN's can be used to detect VOC's from mould, mildew and yeasts on plants/grape vines. If you have a vineyard with multiple sensors running 24 hours a day doing what is spoken off above at the cost of electricity you would not want them running at full power every second of every minute of every day and you would not want them sending masses of data continuously to the cloud. If you have just listened to Kristopher Carlson's presentation it is fresh in you mind how AKIDA powered sensors can overcome these issues and take cost away as a barrier to adoption.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

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F/F, happy b/d mate. BRN should be talking to Penfolds, Costa group etc etc - the big players in the Oz market. That's just OZ, and 1 specific market. ! I love this stock for the possibilities. Is their an industry on big scale that Akida can't assist. It's mindblowing.
GLTA

 

[Deleted member 118]

Is this old

IBM Researchers Showcase Their Non-Von Neumann AI Hardware Breakthrough in Neuromorphic Computing That Can Help Create Machines To Recognize Objects Just Like Humans

IBM Researchers Showcase Their Non-Von Neumann AI Hardware Breakthrough in Neuromorphic Computing That Can Help Create Machines To Recognize Objects Just Like Humans

www.marktechpost.com

 

[Violin1]

I'm getting the impression that a lot of us are planning on attending the AGM this year.
Can anyone who has been to previous Brainchip AGM's give us an idea of how many people showed up?
Hope the venue will be large enough this year for us and our bonhomie.
Very much looking forward to greeting our distinguished management and meeting some of the 1000 eyes and perhaps having our appetites whipped up some more.
AKIDA BALLISTA
AKIDA EVERYWHERE
GLTAH

I confirmed with Tony that we don't need to register and he said no but maybe get there in good time as the venue isn't huge. Thankfully I will have just finished with Covid so when we are all standing like sardines I'll be ok!

 

[MDhere]

I'm getting the impression that a lot of us are planning on attending the AGM this year.
Can anyone who has been to previous Brainchip AGM's give us an idea of how many people showed up?
Hope the venue will be large enough this year for us and our bonhomie.
Very much looking forward to greeting our distinguished management and meeting some of the 1000 eyes and perhaps having our appetites whipped up some more.
AKIDA BALLISTA
AKIDA EVERYWHERE
GLTAH

ok i checked flights from Brisbane. i can grab a flight and arrive after 4pm on mon 23rd and can leave by 5pm tues 24th. Anyone want to catch up Monday evening? and does anyone have a spare room in the city

 

[Jumpchooks]

Enough is enough and so back to Brainchip. I just found the following article about Edge Impulse from 2020 which given they are now out of the closet and proudly stating they are partnered with Brainchip it makes interesting reading. If you want to understand the possibilities a must read:


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Edge Impulse

Introduction
There are over 250 Billion microcontrollers in the world, but before we dive into how these small little chips permeate all aspects of our lives lets understand what they are. Microcontrollers are essentially small computer processing units that condense a control unit onto a tiny chip that’s around the size of a thumbnail.
Edge Impulse has created technology that allows Machine Learning Models to be deployed on microcontroller embedded devices. As all parts of our world — from industry, enterprise to home — migrate to an IoT universe, the applications for Edge Impulse become almost endless.
Company Overview
EdgeImpulse provides a tinyML(tiny machine learning) platform for developers to collect data, build machine learning models, and deploy and modify the model in real-time. These models can also be run locally so that they remain ultra low power control systems. Thus, these microcontrollers can collect large amounts of data, train, and optimize control operations without having to continuously update or stream to the cloud. Its pipeline can be applied to a huge range of microcontrollers allowing developers in virtually any industry to use Edge Impulse’s Platform.

Photo Creds to Johan Stokking
Market Analysis
The global machine learning market size is expected to reach USD 96.7 billion by 2025, according to a new report by Grand View Research. Combined with the existing 250 Billion microcontrollers that exist today and the 38.2 Billion expected to be deployed by 2023, a fast-approaching merge of these two technologies has huge market potential.
We even see clear interest from the likes of industry giants such as Google, Facebook, Tesla, Qualcomm, Samsung, and Sony, who have invested large amounts into tinyML R&D and regularly attend tinyML summits. Apple recently acquired TinyML startup — Xnor.ai — while AWS launched open-source AutoGluon — an ML pipeline with neural net search functionality.

Photo Credit to Technavio
Concern
— GTM: Edge Impulse’s technology caters perfectly to large scale corporate partners. Navigating and acquiring these partnerships will be a huge part of the company’s success. Currently, the Edge is partnered with a number of microcontroller players including the main industry player, Arm, but Edge Impulse may have trouble approaching new collaborators who do not have a deep background in tinyML.
— Stage of Technology: TinyML has yet to go mainstream. R&D is still in its early stage, and although we see extensive action from industry players there is still a long way to go. The success of this technology hinges on strong partnerships between microcontroller manufacturers, direct support, cloud services, and tool management systems. We definitely see these coming together, but the fruits of this labor will likely emerge in the long haul rather than in the next 1–2 years.
Other Players
SensiML — Acquired by QuickLogic, the company provides a SensiML Analytics Toolkit. The end-to-end development platform consolidates spanning data collection, labeling, algorithm and firmware auto-generation, and testing. Like Edge Impulse, SensiML’s platform is compatible with a huge array of microcontroller cores.
Cartesiam — Based in France, the startup has created the NanoEdge™ AI Studio which allows users to embed a machine learning static library on any ARM Microcontroller.
Reality.ai
Final Evaluation
Microcontrollers will become the backbone of smart factories, farms, stores, and buildings. Edge Impulse is strategically positioned to be the platform that will power this innovation. Unlike its competitors, it provides local processing, a key feature that will allow microcontrollers to learn independently. The company is a team of engineers with killer experience, and Edge Impulse’s current CEO was previously VP of Development at Arm. With all of this considered, the potential is clear. Even though we may have to wait a little while, I’m excited to stick around and see what they do next

 

[Jumpchooks]

Enough is enough and so back to Brainchip. I just found the following article about Edge Impulse from 2020 which given they are now out of the closet and proudly stating they are partnered with Brainchip it makes interesting reading. If you want to understand the possibilities a must read:


elee
Follow
Jul 26, 2020
·
4 min read
·
Listen

Save

Edge Impulse

Introduction
There are over 250 Billion microcontrollers in the world, but before we dive into how these small little chips permeate all aspects of our lives lets understand what they are. Microcontrollers are essentially small computer processing units that condense a control unit onto a tiny chip that’s around the size of a thumbnail.
Edge Impulse has created technology that allows Machine Learning Models to be deployed on microcontroller embedded devices. As all parts of our world — from industry, enterprise to home — migrate to an IoT universe, the applications for Edge Impulse become almost endless.
Company Overview
EdgeImpulse provides a tinyML(tiny machine learning) platform for developers to collect data, build machine learning models, and deploy and modify the model in real-time. These models can also be run locally so that they remain ultra low power control systems. Thus, these microcontrollers can collect large amounts of data, train, and optimize control operations without having to continuously update or stream to the cloud. Its pipeline can be applied to a huge range of microcontrollers allowing developers in virtually any industry to use Edge Impulse’s Platform.

Photo Creds to Johan Stokking
Market Analysis
The global machine learning market size is expected to reach USD 96.7 billion by 2025, according to a new report by Grand View Research. Combined with the existing 250 Billion microcontrollers that exist today and the 38.2 Billion expected to be deployed by 2023, a fast-approaching merge of these two technologies has huge market potential.
We even see clear interest from the likes of industry giants such as Google, Facebook, Tesla, Qualcomm, Samsung, and Sony, who have invested large amounts into tinyML R&D and regularly attend tinyML summits. Apple recently acquired TinyML startup — Xnor.ai — while AWS launched open-source AutoGluon — an ML pipeline with neural net search functionality.

Photo Credit to Technavio
Concern
— GTM: Edge Impulse’s technology caters perfectly to large scale corporate partners. Navigating and acquiring these partnerships will be a huge part of the company’s success. Currently, the Edge is partnered with a number of microcontroller players including the main industry player, Arm, but Edge Impulse may have trouble approaching new collaborators who do not have a deep background in tinyML.
— Stage of Technology: TinyML has yet to go mainstream. R&D is still in its early stage, and although we see extensive action from industry players there is still a long way to go. The success of this technology hinges on strong partnerships between microcontroller manufacturers, direct support, cloud services, and tool management systems. We definitely see these coming together, but the fruits of this labor will likely emerge in the long haul rather than in the next 1–2 years.
Other Players
SensiML — Acquired by QuickLogic, the company provides a SensiML Analytics Toolkit. The end-to-end development platform consolidates spanning data collection, labeling, algorithm and firmware auto-generation, and testing. Like Edge Impulse, SensiML’s platform is compatible with a huge array of microcontroller cores.
Cartesiam — Based in France, the startup has created the NanoEdge™ AI Studio which allows users to embed a machine learning static library on any ARM Microcontroller.
Reality.ai
Final Evaluation
Microcontrollers will become the backbone of smart factories, farms, stores, and buildings. Edge Impulse is strategically positioned to be the platform that will power this innovation. Unlike its competitors, it provides local processing, a key feature that will allow microcontrollers to learn independently. The company is a team of engineers with killer experience, and Edge Impulse’s current CEO was previously VP of Development at Arm. With all of this considered, the potential is clear. Even though we may have to wait a little while, I’m excited to stick around and see what they do next

One day, in the not to distant future, I would dearly love to shake hands and shoot the breeze with you. Happy Birthday

 

[Esq.111]

Is this old

IBM Researchers Showcase Their Non-Von Neumann AI Hardware Breakthrough in Neuromorphic Computing That Can Help Create Machines To Recognize Objects Just Like Humans

IBM Researchers Showcase Their Non-Von Neumann AI Hardware Breakthrough in Neuromorphic Computing That Can Help Create Machines To Recognize Objects Just Like Humans

www.marktechpost.com

Evening Rocket577,

Cheers for sharing this article. Interesting , and no , myself atleast have not seen this before.

One for Diogenese, if he would be so kind to translate into English.

Thankyou in advance Diogenese.

Regards,
Esq.

 

[Jumpchooks]

I think Blind Freddy is too busy dancing

I am more than happy to work towards the "Brain Chip Boogee". My foot tappin , rythym, hippee shake is warming to the concept. Akida Ballista has a certain Latin Dance undertone too.

 

[Fact Finder]

Is this old

IBM Researchers Showcase Their Non-Von Neumann AI Hardware Breakthrough in Neuromorphic Computing That Can Help Create Machines To Recognize Objects Just Like Humans

IBM Researchers Showcase Their Non-Von Neumann AI Hardware Breakthrough in Neuromorphic Computing That Can Help Create Machines To Recognize Objects Just Like Humans

www.marktechpost.com

Interesting but a long way to go:

“The team’s findings are more exploratory than demonstrations at the system level. While they intend to develop this method further, they also feel that the current proof-of-concept results already reveal substantial scientific interest in the broader areas of neuromorphic engineering — in computing and a better understanding of the brain through more faithful emulations. The devices are straightforward to construct and operate and are based on well-researched technology. The at-scale implementation, which involves tying together all the computing primitives and other hardware pieces, is the researchers’ main problem. The current findings demonstrate the value of mixed-plasticity neural computations in neuromorphic engineering. This not only makes, for example, visual cognition more human-like, but it also saves money on costly training methods”

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[Jumpchooks]

View attachment 6465 View attachment 6466
one sec getting the info
Its a Flexifinger pulse crop lifter and the are all over the world one sec im just checking it.
It appears drone related.. one sec
APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN TAKEN BY ROADRUNNER DRONEWORKS
TAKEN...WITH PHANTON 4!!! or with the Inspire 1. but still checking
for maybe agrinova quebec... still checking..

wait!!! Visiovitis!!! has the picture on their home page!

I agree with FF, it looks like some sort of plug in wall vaporizing gadget

 

[yogi]

Here is the interview with Valeo's Clemnet Naovel

#lidar #avnews #autosens #innovation #automotive | AutoVision News Radio

AutoVision News Live at AutoSens Detroit 2022 Welcome Clément Nouvel, LiDAR Technical Director at Valeo Group, leading supplier in the field of safety and automated driving, and market leader in automotive grade #LiDAR sensors. #AVNews #AutoSens #innovation #automotive

www.linkedin.com

 

[equanimous]

 

[MDhere]

I agree with FF, it looks like some sort of plug in wall vaporizing gadget

lol yes well we have moved past the vap we now into the gadgets.

 

[Jumpchooks]

Thats a CLAAS header. Made in Germany.

The applications on a Harvester are many... most modern harvester are guided by GPS and have been for years.. including autosteer...

Places i could see AI

1. Autonavigation, use every inch of comb to reduce fuel costs and soil compaction
2. Object identification - Threat assessments inside crops ie Stumps and livestock (Combines cost about $500k)
3. Moisture content measurement - Grain can only be harvested with the right moisture content for efficient "sifting"
4. Service optimisation, Vibration analysis - hot bearings are the most common cause of fires because wheat dust is literally explosive.
5. Machine Optimisation - there are two machines in one body in a harvester. One that is separating and sorting grain while the other moves across the ground. The speed of both can be altered to optimise the "yield".
6. Real time Yield analysis, analysis and mapping of soil conditions so that different rates of pasture improvement can be utilised. Literally placing fertiliser during sowing to compensate for missing nutrients in the soil for that particular part of the paddock.
7. Machine matching, perfectly timed unloading into chaser bins.. the location of field bins varies with Yield.

I'm sure there are other applications i have missed. I watched the John Deere autonomous tractor reveal last year with much interest.

(As a side note, Unfortunately for some Russians at the moment, stolen equipment from Ukraine is turning up useless once landed as it appears John Deere is disabling machines via satelitte.)

Please don't forget GPS controls on Earth Moving Machinery , Civil Construction, especially in remote areas. Mine sites especially

 

[Andy38]

I’m drinking the cheapest and this is the cheapest at $75 a case here in Weipa

Was up there fishing last week…interesting place. Albatross went alright though. Enjoy

 

[yogi]

Here is the interview with Valeo's Clemnet Naovel

#lidar #avnews #autosens #innovation #automotive | AutoVision News Radio

AutoVision News Live at AutoSens Detroit 2022 Welcome Clément Nouvel, LiDAR Technical Director at Valeo Group, leading supplier in the field of safety and automated driving, and market leader in automotive grade #LiDAR sensors. #AVNews #AutoSens #innovation #automotive

www.linkedin.com

Here is another one from Cerence

Cerence Embedded and Multi-Seat Technologies in MBUX | Cerence AI

The latest version of #MBUX -- Mercedes-Benz User Experience -- powered by Cerence, features a hybrid approach that strikes the perfect balance between embedded and cloud-based features, creating an incredible user experience for Mercedes-Benz drivers. Check out this video featuring product...

www.linkedin.com

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

ok i checked flights from Brisbane. i can grab a flight and arrive after 4pm on mon 23rd and can leave by 5pm tues 24th. Anyone want to catch up Monday evening? and does anyone have a spare room in the city

I'm not getting in till latish on Monday night and am staying in a hotel up the road. The rooms were only a $100 a night when I booked if you want to give them a try. It's the Great Southern Hotel in Haymarket. Seems pretty reasonable to me for a basic room in the city.