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MDhere
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Read my blurb boab lol
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I think we both posted at the exact same time
Tothemoon24
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Couldn’t agree more it’s a massive opportunity
missed in my opinion & I haven’t had a drink , it’s pissed me off all day .
Some of the statements the CEO has released today could have been via the ASX .
I have my theory’s as to why .
I’ve sent a very polite & respectful email to investors relations , as of yet no reply .
Bring on tomorrow
MDhere
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We did boab mineI think we both posted at the exact same time
i don't normally vocalise stuff but im really f.ing annoyed that this has gone silent in asx ! Ok might be this nda stuff but with Brainchips name to things on a major soacex flight! Wtf ok sorry but margarita tells only truth! And this is no small f..king step for not man kind (cause im.not a man) but human kind!! Rsnt over i think lol
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MDhere
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Absolute bollocks if u ask me. There is a difference with bullshit and real asx announcements. THIS WAS AND IS A REAL NON-SENSISTIVE announcement.!
"We are travelling in SpaceX lets see how SpaceX travels" !!
Elon is responsible for the travel and we are on the journey to assist.
Plain and simple..
Its not detrimental for future investors to at least know the projection that brn is striving for. Success is measured on achievements.
You know if i was interviewing Elon right now i would ask him - Elon how would u judge yr achievement by? - i would hazard guess that he would say -
'Achievement are based by individual goals so do what u set out to do and tell the world '
Brainchip live by this rule!
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Hi Boab, the instos no doubt have deep pockets, but you would need very deep pockets indeed to become a substantial holder of Nvidia, which now has a market cap of more than US$2 trillion ($2,000,000,000,000 - that's a lot of zeroes behind the 2)).
Speaking of which I still haven't seen a "Becoming a Substantial Holder" or "Change in Substantial Holding" notice re BRN as yet, since the recent massive increase in BRN market cap, so doesn't look like a single player accumulating, and as I said recently I believe a lot of retail buyers in Oz want to get in on the AI buzz sweeping the planet just lately.
This has also been on the back of all time highs - in not only US major indexes, but also many other indexes around the globe, the AI buzz has had a profound impact on these global highs (i.e. the magnificent seven). I am expecting some of these indexes are getting close to topping out in the near future, but I don't think we will see a precipitous crash as some are saying.
For AI a retreat from these highs may impact CAGR going forward, but IMO AI has now become an accepted pillar of compute technology moving ahead because of the multitude of benefits that will be derived from its' implementation. In terms of neuromorphic BRN currently leads the way on several fronts, and the one or few shot learning capability combined with the power and energy saving capabilities make Akida a killer. Use it or get left behind.
My Elliott Wave analysis still has me looking for further highs, onwards and upwards.
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You know, one tweet by Elon mentioning (our) Brainchip would be worth more than a thousand ASX announcements. Anyone here friends with him on social media?
BrainShit
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Fullmoonfever
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Got a bit excited about the title & had to have a look.
Whilst they are using Prophesee and Sony, it is unfortunately for us, a Xperi team and Uni of Galway.
Seems Xperi still working on the Prophesee relationship they had prior to Prophesee also partnering with us.
Trust our team have got their game on in the DMS field with NVISO and Emotion3D though I note we aren't listed on the E3D partner / customer page
Good to see Onsemi is...wonder if we are a happy trio
The camera used in the study is a Sony IMX636ES sensor integrated with
Metavision EVK4-HD.
Whilst they are using Prophesee and Sony, it is unfortunately for us, a Xperi team and Uni of Galway.
Seems Xperi still working on the Prophesee relationship they had prior to Prophesee also partnering with us.
Trust our team have got their game on in the DMS field with NVISO and Emotion3D though I note we aren't listed on the E3D partner / customer page
Good to see Onsemi is...wonder if we are a happy trio
Optimization of Event Camera Bias Settings for a Neuromorphic Driver Monitoring System
- January 2024
- IEEE Access PP(99):1-1
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The camera used in the study is a Sony IMX636ES sensor integrated with
Metavision EVK4-HD.
Fullmoonfever
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For some reason I must have forgot or not realised we attended the AutoSens Europe in 2023.
Well represented with some of our friends too like MB, ARM, Renesas, Valeo, OnSemi.
Trust we will be attending this years in Barcelona and hopefully with NVISO and / or E3D maybe.
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Well represented with some of our friends too like MB, ARM, Renesas, Valeo, OnSemi.
Trust we will be attending this years in Barcelona and hopefully with NVISO and / or E3D maybe.
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Fullmoonfever
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An introduction the VW Group by OnSemi would be pretty welcome...posted a week after they posted our podcast with themFor some reason I must have forgot or not realised we attended the AutoSens Europe in 2023.
Well represented with some of our friends too like MB, ARM, Renesas, Valeo, OnSemi.
Trust we will be attending this years in Barcelona and hopefully with NVISO and / or E3D maybe.
AutoSens Europe Attendees - AutoSens
We had the pleasure of reuniting our world-class technical audience in Brussels. Access the attendee list to see the kind of connections you could make at the
08 - 10 OCTOBER, 2024 | PALAU DE CONGRESSOS, BARCELONA
AutoSens Europe 2023 Attendees
Brainchip
- VP Sales EMEA
You know, one tweet by Elon mentioning (our) Brainchip would be worth more than a thousand ASX announcements. Anyone here friends with him on social media?
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You know, one tweet by Elon mentioning (our) Brainchip would be worth more than a thousand ASX announcements. Anyone here friends with him on social media?
Elon has 175.1 million followers and he follows only 551 people. Chances are small ...
Last year I saw a post addressed to him explaining about BrainChip. I have no idea who it was, but did it help?
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We need some good news today people
Come on team Brainchip we don’t want to loose momentum. Forward and upward
Come on team Brainchip we don’t want to loose momentum. Forward and upward
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It's not unlikely but maybe too ~hot for him or a thing that annoys him, why didn't I patent that.Elon has 175.1 million followers and he follows only 551 people. Chances are small ...
Last year I saw a post addressed to him explaining about BrainChip. I have no idea who it was, but did it help?
He is very much on the ball when it comes to top notch tec. The little Talga coatet once the first big ship in the world with graphene. And he commented on this event of all things. We were quite excited. But he is and remains a visionary engineer, even if he has many quirks in his personality.
So if he is following Talga's coating, why not NC that was shot into space with his rocket.
I'm going to go out on a limb. He wants to do and achieve everything in-house. Preferably from the mine to the finished product. Maybe he's annoyed that his brainchip on Google more and more points in our direction
Grumble, brainchip in my Space X. Why didn't anyone tell me that? Oh, that's THAT brainchip. I expect a report from you tomorrow or you're fired. Why don't we have the naming rights? And as for you WANCAs, get to work or you're useless to me.
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Frangipani
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What a wonderful birthday present it was for me to see Akida lift off into space last night (my local time)!
But why not post pictures of the actual launch on the Brainchip website and social media channels?
While beautiful, those posted don’t exactly align with the liftoff at 2.05 pm local California time in broad daylight! 
And the launch vehicle shown on the Brainchip website is not even a Falcon 9 Block 5…
Hi Esq.
sorry to disappoint you, but the headline is indeed fake news and not “actually true”…
The Transporter 10 SSO (sun-synchronised orbit) rideshare mission that Akida was on was a return-to-launch-site mission that launched from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California and deployed a total of 53 satellites. One of them was Australia’s largest privately-owned satellite Optimus, with ANT61’s Brain neuromorphic computer (and thus AKD1000) onboard. That was the plan from the outset, to be deployed from the launch vehicle. So no, Akida was not on its way to the ISS. Definitely fake.
www.space.com
Fast forward to 1:22:30 h, and you can listen to someone say “Optimus separation confirmed” (unfortunately the telemetry had a short blackout period, so you couldn’t see the deployment on live view, like with some of the other satellites).
There was, however, a different SpaceX launch with another Falcon 9 Block 5 at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on the night of March 3rd local time (= March 4th GMT+1) also known as NASA’s SpaceX Crew-8 mission that transported three American astronauts and a Russian cosmonaut to the ISS, where they have meanwhile arrived.
www.nasa.gov
Hi MDhere,
you seem to be confusing something here (or maybe your homemade cocktail mix is to blame for the mix-up?
)
Think of Elon Musk’s SpaceX as a space taxi company.
Terrestrial companies planning on deploying satellites into space can book and pay for a slot on SpaceX’s rideshare missions.
rideshare.spacex.com
That’s exactly what Australian Space Machines Company did to get their 270 kg Optimus OSV (Orbiting Servicing Vehicle) with ANT61 & Akida (and heaps more technology made in Australia) onboard into a sun-synchronous orbit. So now SpaceX’s work is done - it successfully deployed its payload.
AKD1000 is built into the ANT61 Brain computer, which will begin operation in the coming months. I reckon there won’t be much media coverage until then.
There is, however, no indication that our Akida chip is also built into the actual SpaceX Falcon 9 Block 5 launch vehicle, as you seem to believe. It was just the taxi that got us into space (onboard Optimus) - as well as lots and lots of other tech in our and the other 52 satellites. Hence we were not “on the journey to assist”. Just one passenger among hundreds of others from SpaceX’s perspective.
So why would Elon mention us in connection with the Transporter 10 mission? (Unless he had decided to invest in Brainchip and wanted to announce it to the whole world, that is).
www.abc.net.au
But why not post pictures of the actual launch on the Brainchip website and social media channels?
While beautiful, those posted don’t exactly align with the liftoff at 2.05 pm local California time in broad daylight! And the launch vehicle shown on the Brainchip website is not even a Falcon 9 Block 5…
Hi Esq.
sorry to disappoint you, but the headline is indeed fake news and not “actually true”…
The Transporter 10 SSO (sun-synchronised orbit) rideshare mission that Akida was on was a return-to-launch-site mission that launched from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California and deployed a total of 53 satellites. One of them was Australia’s largest privately-owned satellite Optimus, with ANT61’s Brain neuromorphic computer (and thus AKD1000) onboard. That was the plan from the outset, to be deployed from the launch vehicle. So no, Akida was not on its way to the ISS. Definitely fake.
SpaceX launches 53 satellites on Transporter-10 rideshare flight, nails rocket landing (video)
Liftoff occurred at 5:05 p.m. ET (2205 GMT).
Fast forward to 1:22:30 h, and you can listen to someone say “Optimus separation confirmed” (unfortunately the telemetry had a short blackout period, so you couldn’t see the deployment on live view, like with some of the other satellites).
There was, however, a different SpaceX launch with another Falcon 9 Block 5 at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on the night of March 3rd local time (= March 4th GMT+1) also known as NASA’s SpaceX Crew-8 mission that transported three American astronauts and a Russian cosmonaut to the ISS, where they have meanwhile arrived.
NASA’s SpaceX Crew-8 Launches to International Space Station - NASA
Editor's note: This release was updated March 4, 2024, to correct the audio only link and change the image.
www.nasa.gov
Hi MDhere,
you seem to be confusing something here (or maybe your homemade cocktail mix is to blame for the mix-up?
)Think of Elon Musk’s SpaceX as a space taxi company.
Terrestrial companies planning on deploying satellites into space can book and pay for a slot on SpaceX’s rideshare missions.
SpaceX Satellite Rideshare
That’s exactly what Australian Space Machines Company did to get their 270 kg Optimus OSV (Orbiting Servicing Vehicle) with ANT61 & Akida (and heaps more technology made in Australia) onboard into a sun-synchronous orbit. So now SpaceX’s work is done - it successfully deployed its payload.
AKD1000 is built into the ANT61 Brain computer, which will begin operation in the coming months. I reckon there won’t be much media coverage until then.
There is, however, no indication that our Akida chip is also built into the actual SpaceX Falcon 9 Block 5 launch vehicle, as you seem to believe. It was just the taxi that got us into space (onboard Optimus) - as well as lots and lots of other tech in our and the other 52 satellites. Hence we were not “on the journey to assist”. Just one passenger among hundreds of others from SpaceX’s perspective.
So why would Elon mention us in connection with the Transporter 10 mission? (Unless he had decided to invest in Brainchip and wanted to announce it to the whole world, that is).
Australian company's satellite-repairing satellite blasts into space on SpaceX rocket
The Optimus satellite is packed with Australian-made tech, and aims to help keep other satellites in space.
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