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Re my post on Monday, these are the models which BRN provides:
Ready to use:
AkidaNet Object Detection/Recognition
AkidaNet Regression (Facial Age prediction)
AkidaNet/KWS
AkidaNet/Point Cloud Classification
AkidaNet/TENN Gesture Recognition (DVS)
AkidaNet/TENN Eye Tracking (90% activation sparsity)
ADVANCED TENNS MODELS – Available to run on Akida 2 FPGA Developer Platform – By Request
AkidaNet/TENN Audio Denoising
AkidaNet/TENN Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR)
AkidaNet/TENN LLM
AkidaNet/TENN LLM with RAG
In addition, other open source and customer proprietary models can be used. The change to 8-bit in Akida 2 makes it compatible with a whole new range of models.
The really exciting thing is that this makes TENNs immediately available for customers to test. Of course, because it's on-line, the real latency benefits will be masked, but maybe the system can differentiate the on-line delay.
ASR is a major selling point, as is eye tracking, gesture recognition, ... in fact they virtually all have major market potential.
For the customer/3rd party open source models, this will give the customers the opportunity to fine tune and optimize their models before committing to silicon. So, for example, they may determine the number of layers, the number of nodes per layer, the weight allocation/synapse connexions, ... so they will be able to hit the ground running when they get their "personalized" Akida 2 chips.