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No replying is considered ignored. But if there was a fucntion then i would definitely you have the right to do so. Dont need to keep bringing it up for no reason.
wilzy123
Founding Member
Don't make it too easy for the PNut+1 408-486-2000
wilzy123
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VictorG
Member
They will in time.
Most well established tech companies will come around although they will be kicking and screaming in their capitulation and surrender to the AKIDA Master.
They first must let go of their entrenched culture, legacy thinking, structural dependency and big brother mentality.
Does Kodak ring a bell
Relatively new tech firms embrace new technologies much faster because they are not as structurally entrenched as their well established peers. These are usually the early adaptors although a few of the established firms will enter NDA's and EAP's to evaluate new tech, then they waste money trying to develop the tech themselves.
They eventually come around sooner or later when they can't stop their market share shrinking, thinking INTEL
Brainchip has generated enormous momentum over the last year and there in no sign of it slowing down. We will soon witness an avalanche of new BRN partnerships and licencees.
Most well established tech companies will come around although they will be kicking and screaming in their capitulation and surrender to the AKIDA Master.
They first must let go of their entrenched culture, legacy thinking, structural dependency and big brother mentality.
Does Kodak ring a bell
Relatively new tech firms embrace new technologies much faster because they are not as structurally entrenched as their well established peers. These are usually the early adaptors although a few of the established firms will enter NDA's and EAP's to evaluate new tech, then they waste money trying to develop the tech themselves.
They eventually come around sooner or later when they can't stop their market share shrinking, thinking INTEL
Brainchip has generated enormous momentum over the last year and there in no sign of it slowing down. We will soon witness an avalanche of new BRN partnerships and licencees.
misslou
Founding Member
The future has not arrived yet?
Dozzaman1977
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They say they have never heard of you..+1 408-486-2000
stuart888
Regular
I have been trying to figure out what makes our SNN the fastest?
My guess, it starts with the massive parallel nature of the SNN architecture, and then all the other parts just enhance. Just trying to learn.
1 - No zeros, sleep away!
2 - N-of-M coding secret sauce. Which is also 4-bits are enough.
3 - Massive parallel nature of the SNN architecture. It is asynchronous, and that is really why we can do 10000 fps. An open camera lens with the Event Camera DVS solutions.
4 - Much simpler equations to be calculated at the point of inference. This is huge for low power.
5 - One/Few-shot machine learning adds topping on the cake.
Just digging. The more I know, the better I feel about Brainchip. Compared to a year ago, I am so bullish.
Very happy with the risk-return profile. Learning helps me feel more confident, not less.
My guess, it starts with the massive parallel nature of the SNN architecture, and then all the other parts just enhance. Just trying to learn.
1 - No zeros, sleep away!
2 - N-of-M coding secret sauce. Which is also 4-bits are enough.
3 - Massive parallel nature of the SNN architecture. It is asynchronous, and that is really why we can do 10000 fps. An open camera lens with the Event Camera DVS solutions.
4 - Much simpler equations to be calculated at the point of inference. This is huge for low power.
5 - One/Few-shot machine learning adds topping on the cake.
Just digging. The more I know, the better I feel about Brainchip. Compared to a year ago, I am so bullish.
Very happy with the risk-return profile. Learning helps me feel more confident, not less.
wilzy123
Founding Member
Gee... that would have nothing to do with the trading patterns that have been present since 10/01
JK200SX
Regular
I recall a while ago when you would visit the ARM Partner Ecosystem Catalogue page, and irrespective of whether you chose vision, voice, etc, Brainchip would appear at the top of the list (ranked by relevance). We now sit on the second page at position 18, and wonder why?
www.arm.com
Partner Catalog Results – Arm®
www.arm.com
buena suerte :-)
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London Engineers published an informative SNN robotic test with N-of-M coding. The document itself is not that long and very understandable for the non-snn-engineers, regular folks like me still trying to learn.
https://www.mdpi.com/2674-0729/2/1/2/htm
They create a robotic goalie, and use SNN with 2-of-7 for N-of-M Coding. A DVS event-based camera is the primary input sensor device, but also a touchpad on the goalie for reward feedback.
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A few of the items that were helpful to me, self-learning.
MicroController Unit (MCU)
The MCU interface board provides a spinal-cord of channel which connects the peripheral organs (vision, sound, actuator sensors) to the brain (SNN), allows them to talk to each other and pre-processes the signals. Graphic below shows the MCU board data flow.
The spinal-cord analogy for the MCU works for me.
N-of-M Coding (definition summary)
In Spiking Neural Networks information is represented as a time-dependent sequence of spikes, such as a sequence of bits transmitted on a channel.
Different coding protocols have been used in SNN each with some limitations. Conventional rate coding counts spikes in fixed time windows to represent each information unit (i.e., encode one alphabet letter or one number), resulting in a relatively slow technique.
A faster coding solution is possible with rank order coding, with whom it is possible to use shorter time windows to represent more bits of information. Therefore, the SNN only gets the N bits, only the actual info needed, not M bits.
For a real-time scenario, the delay must be as short as possible, prioritizing the transmission time and sacrificing the amount of information that can be represented.
In this example, the SNN uses a 2-of-7 coding protocol to communicate with external devices, where the sender just needs to change the logical level of two wires during each symbol transfer. The states of the other five wires are not changed.
SNN with N-of-M Coding = Only good info, no turds!
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The document was more informative than the video ironically.
Great sleuthing Stuart,
Simon Thorpe's group discovered N-of-M coding in the work of ED Adrian, but kept it secret rather than patent, and it was subsequently discovered by Furber et al from Manchester Uni, so it is in the public domain.
BaconLover
Founding Member
I have a feeling this is for LDA.
My opinion only.
Edited: This 10m is for employees, not for LDA.
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stuart888
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Good eye @JK200SX!I recall a while ago when you would visit the ARM Partner Ecosystem Catalogue page, and irrespective of whether you chose vision, voice, etc, Brainchip would appear at the top of the list (ranked by relevance). We now sit on the second page at position 18, and wonder why?
Partner Catalog Results – Arm®
Seems no worries, they let a person search and find as needed.
They need "Fastest Benchmarks" as one of the options!
Labsy
Regular
"BrainChip is the worldwide leader in edge AI on-chip processing and learning. The
company’s first-to-market neuromorphic processor, AkidaTM, mimics the human brain
to analyze only essential sensor inputs at the point of acquisition, processing data
with unparalleled efficiency, precision, and economy of energy. Keeping machine
learning local to the chip, independent of the cloud, also dramatically reduces
latency while improving privacy and data security. In enabling effective edge
compute to be universally deployable across real world applications such as cars, consumer electronics, and industrial IoT, BrainChip is proving that
on-chip AI close to the sensor, is the future for its customers’ products, as well as the
planet. "
This is all I need to know to hold onto my Golden goose for the next 5 yrs...the rest is wifwaffle jibba jabber, cry baby boohoo...
each to their own. Money in the bank imo.
Full faith in team
Akida ballista
company’s first-to-market neuromorphic processor, AkidaTM, mimics the human brain
to analyze only essential sensor inputs at the point of acquisition, processing data
with unparalleled efficiency, precision, and economy of energy. Keeping machine
learning local to the chip, independent of the cloud, also dramatically reduces
latency while improving privacy and data security. In enabling effective edge
compute to be universally deployable across real world applications such as cars, consumer electronics, and industrial IoT, BrainChip is proving that
on-chip AI close to the sensor, is the future for its customers’ products, as well as the
planet. "
This is all I need to know to hold onto my Golden goose for the next 5 yrs...the rest is wifwaffle jibba jabber, cry baby boohoo...
each to their own. Money in the bank imo.
Full faith in team
Akida ballista
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JK200SX
Regular
Incentive Plan for employees?
JK200SX
Regular
"In Fact one of my eyes is that good looking, the other one cant stop looking at it" - I think this is from Leslie Nielsen
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