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[Rise from the ashes]

Biotome secures WA funding to tackle global stomach cancer crisis

Tuesday, July 5th, 2022 - Perth, Australia: Biotome has been awarded $497,000 in funding from the Western Australian Future Health Research & Innovation Fund, to develop their precision diagnostic for stomach cancer risk. This test will be the world’s first diagnostic for stomach cancer risk...

www.biotome.com.au

 

[Rise from the ashes]

kind of an old link... In 1991 Raytheon purchased the defense unit of Texas Instruments.

Divestiture to Raytheon​

As the defense industry consolidated, Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) sold its defense business to the Raytheon Company in 1997 for $2.95 billion.

Shortly after Raytheon acquired TI DSEG, Raytheon then acquired Hughes Aircraft from General Motors. Raytheon then owned TI's mercury cadmium telluride detector business and infrared (IR) systems group. In California, it also had Hughes infrared detector and an IR systems business. When again the US government forced Raytheon to divest itself of a duplicate capability, the company kept the TI IR systems business and the Hughes detector business. As a result of these acquisitions, these former arch rivals of TI systems and Hughes detectors work together.[58]

Immediately after acquisition, DSEG was known as Raytheon TI Systems (RTIS).[59] It is now fully integrated into Raytheon and this designation no longer exists.

Sources:

RTX Corporation - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Texas Instruments - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

@Quatrojos and @Rocket577 started with this
https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-2022.1/post-92130

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https://www.armysbir.army.mil go to this website and type "neuromorphic" into search bar.


Raytheon has talked about by @Bravo

https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-2022.1/post-92151

leading to these 3 neuromorphic SBIR docs

SAM.gov

sam.gov

SAM.gov

sam.gov

https://sam.gov/api/prod/opps/v3/opportunities/resources/files/ba7cdefcd3584cc78a39dabd5af11aef/download?&status=archived&token=

Raytheon Intelligence & Space is the industry leader in FLIR technology, with decades of innovation in the field. FLIR was invented in 1963 by a Texas Instruments engineer, Kirby Taylor. Texas Instruments was later acquired by the former Raytheon Company.

The first two generations of FLIR technology have served forces for more than 50 years and now Raytheon Intelligence & Space is introducing 3rd generation FLIR technology to the battlefield.

https://www.raytheonintelligenceandspace.com/What%20We%20Do/Decision%20Superiority/Reconnaissance%20Systems/flir

Raytheon 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 (these are the Raytheon links on the wall)

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I get error notice with this link you provided https://www.armysbir.army.mil/

 

[Rise from the ashes]

Paul to oppose small business program Pentagon uses to spur innovation

A key U.S. lawmaker says he will oppose reauthorization of federal small business innovation grants favored by the Pentagon, raising doubts about how Congress will avert their expiration Sept. 30.

www.defensenews.com

 

[Gies]

Absolutely. His first post was a one liner very negative with no explanation. Very suss.

Block the bloke

 

[Rise from the ashes]

Anyone have more details on this one?

(NEPTUNE) Threat Detection & Tracking for Vehicle Gunners - Dimensions

ABSTRACT: Vehicle gunners need to improve the speed and reliability of threat detection and targetacquisition/engagement. Lidar specifically designed for A) long-range, B) rapid, accurate, andflexible beam-steering, C) detection using laser pulse shapes, D) complementing cameraimaging, E)...

app.dimensions.ai

 

[Deleted member 118]

I asked Nviso during their webinar, how many car manufacturers they are working with. Attached is the answer

Only 8 fuck it I’m selling up.

 

[Deleted member 118]

Sorry are you telling that brainchip is in struggle town??

And just like that

 

[Deleted member 118]

Have just received this email regarding AMG EQS 53 available to order in Aus from tomorrow…. What are the chances Akida is ready to launch in there?

I’m ready

 

[Semmel]

Dear BRN community,

I'm coming over from the TLG threads to ask some ASX related question that effects (as far as I could see) almost all stocks at the ASX, but not all in the same manner. You guys seem to have more experience than us with these things, thats why I am coming here for the question. (nice 10% pop for you today )

Today is a bad example, but I have observed quite a number of times that the share price seems to rise a few % in the last hour of a trading day. Look at the plot yesterday for an example which was quite typical. I didn't do any statistical analysis, but I bet that it would stick out if you do. I have seen it in TLG quite often and also a couple of times in BRN, though I dont follow BRN that closely.

Do you have any idea why that is? Does it have anything to do with canceled orders or maybe a change in bid-ask spread towards the end of a trading day? Is there a way to see the spread on the ASX?

Cheers,
Semmel

In danger to annoy you (which is not my intention) and because it's a side topic for you anyway, this is my last post on the topic, unless you engage, promise!

Please take a look on Talgas chart from 07.07.22, i.e. today/yesterday on the ASX. The run up at the last hour is what I was talking about and where I have no explanation why it should behave like this. I have seen this in the BRN chart and others a few times as well, but less frequently.

 

[Neuromorphia]

I get error notice with this link you provided https://www.armysbir.army.mil/

thanks for letting me know...

this web site does not accept links...

so you will have to copy and paste this address into your web browser https://www.armysbir.army.mil

then type "neuromorphic" into search bar within that site.


Oh... it's the same with this link...

you will also have to copy and paste this address into your web browser since armysbir.army.mil doesn't accept links.

Asynchronous Neuromorphic Digital Readout Circuit for Infrared Cameras for Autonomous Target Acquisition and Autonomous Vehicles – Army SBIR|STTR Program

so I tested the above link. If you just left click on it you get an error message... but if you right click then copy link then paste it into your browser window it works. yah!


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[stuart888]

Thanks for sharing.
At the 15 min 30 seconds Rob telson says they’ve helped NASA get to orbit and also they’ve been able to capture images at extreme low power and touches on helping Mercedes achieve their goals…and he said other vehicle manufacturers, plural!

Interesting are the clues in here. What Rob Telson was answering, was areas of interests seeking Akida. He answers, first very broad industries, but specifically highlights 4 key success points:

1 - Nasa (15:13) - "Helping them in regards to getting to orbit." To me, getting to orbit is very interesting. That is from the launch to orbit placement, not after placement into orbit.

2 - Drones and/or Vehicles? (15:19) - "Being able to capture images and so on using extreme low power devices such as Akida to other successes like the vehicle." My first thought he was talking about drones/and vehicles, or maybe the capture image part is still with Nasa? Vehicles for sure.

3 - Mercedes (15:27) - "Working with a german automotive manufacturer and having them utilize our technology to prove out their electrical vehicle goals and they, you know, announced at CES and we see there's a great path there for future between the two companies as long as we continue to deliver". To me, lots of confidence in this as a long-term relationship.

4 - (15:53) - "and applications for consumer space and medical devices". 1000 eyes knows best here!

Rob was extremely sharp, he even comments about Brainchip's passionate stockholders. We know he was talking to all of us!

 

[Foxdog]

Thanks @TechGirl for posting

What a coincidence there it is again … BRN enabling Drones

And a free lunch to boot I want a job at Brainchip, not tech savvy tho, so I'll be happy to just get the lunches for everyone each day

 

[stuart888]

"Time to Money" per Rob Telson. From my perspective, Team Brainchip knows what is going on, balancing short term cash targets and the longer term massive money stuff like EV Manufactures such as Mercedes. Plus, based on their comments, they seem to be managing their resources strategically. Building up their future customers but do have to match the customer's time frames.

This is cutting edge engineering into bigtime products. I am extremely confident that Brainchip is growing exponentially into the eco-system, expecting lots of lumpy revenues for the next 24 months, but lots of great news during the same time, then watch out. Rob said first inning, works for me!

Time to Money part of the Video

 

[Fact Finder]

@zeeb0t please move this if you want

I feel it's worth a post here. A great ally to Brainchip the @ASXInvestor has decided to Leave. But not leave in the sense that his YouTube videos are over.

He leaving Australia to move to Europe(not jealous at all!) to focus full-time on YouTube.

I feel that we should wish him every success and we'll look forward to watching more of his Brainchip videos in the future.

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Thank you @AusEire. and @Boab:

I am reminded of a passage from Keats:

‘Beauty is truth, truth beauty,—that is all
Ye know on earth, and all ye need to know.’

The beauty that is AKIDA technology is the answer to why and when Brainchip will be the most successful company Australia has produced.

One factor improvement is a ten fold improvement.

In 2013 IBM 1 to 2 frames per second

In 2022 Brainchip 1,000 frames per second. A factor of 50 to 100 fold advance and as Peter van der Made stated after AKD1000 was proven in silicon “we are only just getting started.”

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[Filobeddo]

And a free lunch to boot I want a job at Brainchip, not tech savvy tho, so I'll be happy to just get the lunches for everyone each day

The free lunch, how did I miss that, sign me up too

 

[Fact Finder]

The free lunch, how did I miss that, sign me up too

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You can call me anything you like except late for free lunch. FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[Rise from the ashes]

thanks for letting me know...

this web site does not accept links...

so you will have to copy and paste this address into your web browser https://www.armysbir.army.mil

then type "neuromorphic" into search bar within that site.


Oh it the same with this link...

you will also have to copy and paste this address into your web browser since armysbir.army.mil doesn't accept links.

Asynchronous Neuromorphic Digital Readout Circuit for Infrared Cameras for Autonomous Target Acquisition and Autonomous Vehicles – Army SBIR|STTR Program

so I tested the above link. If you just click on it you get an error message... but if you right click then copy link then paste it into your browser window it works. yah!


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No worries was just checking if it was on my side.
On a side note why the heck is most people I know catching covid retorical question.

 

[Fact Finder]

This linked article from May, 2022 is the perfect follow on from the latest podcast between Rob Telson and Jerome Nadel. It is also an excellent article for a new investor to catch up on what AKIDA technology is all about.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Neuromorphic Computing Will Need Partners To Break Into The Datacenter

The emerging field of neuromorphic processing isn’t an easy one to navigate. There are major players in the field that are leveraging their size and ample

www.nextplatform.com

 

[yogi]

No worries was just checking if it was on my side.
On a side note why the heck is most people I know catching covid retorical question.

Hey RFTA at my work 7 ppl got it as we were in the office most of us, for me it came out negative but i got bad Cold/flu still recovering. and yes its back again by the look of it.

 

[Filobeddo]

Interesting are the clues in here. What Rob Telson was answering, was areas of interests seeking Akida. He answers, first very broad industries, but specifically highlights 4 key success points:

1 - Nasa (15:13) - "Helping them in regards to getting to orbit." To me, getting to orbit is very interesting. That is from the launch to orbit placement, not after placement into orbit.

2 - Drones and/or Vehicles? (15:19) - "Being able to capture images and so on using extreme low power devices such as Akida to other successes like the vehicle." My first thought he was talking about drones/and vehicles, or maybe the capture image part is still with Nasa? Vehicles for sure.

3 - Mercedes (15:27) - "Working with a german automotive manufacturer and having them utilize our technology to prove out their electrical vehicle goals and they, you know, announced at CES and we see there's a great path there for future between the two companies as long as we continue to deliver". To me, lots of confidence in this as a long-term relationship.

4 - (15:53) - "and applications for consumer space and medical devices". 1000 eyes knows best here!

Rob was extremely sharp, he even comments about Brainchip's passionate stockholders. We know he was talking to all of us!

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The bit at the 30.30 mark is the real kicker for me where Rob T talks about how good it is to be able to go to trade shows again and be able to measure your product up against the competition / and or what other technologies are out there

& then states…. “we’re the only ones doing on chip learning”, “gestures“ “and recognising facial features”

Golden