Brainchip + NASA, Airforce + Neuromorphic, page-40

Must have too much time on my hands but I have thought about this problem of rogue delivery drones and thought that the market for AKIDA technology may not necessarily be the primary market but as a fail safe system in every drone.

If the network which the drones are operating in went down for whatever reason having AKD1000 on board and able to take over and return the drone safely to base with its payload say prescription medications multiplied by how ever many drones are operating in the network this would surely be something worthwhile to the owner/operator for example AMAZON.

This capability would on everything we know be within AKD1000 specs and would possibly be something which regulators would be pleased to hear about at the time of any application to operate in a major city. I am not sure there is any competitor capable of offering this capacity unconnected to the cloud/web and contained entirely within a 28nm chip.

AKD1000 limitless possibilities.

My opinion only DYOR.