"There are several Johnny-come-latelys in the NN field, such as Syntiant, Hailo, Innatera, GraiMatter, many of whom have somewhat clunky solutions, which I would classify as Frankenstein circuits.
I'm wondering to what extent the need to design around Akida patents has influenced these, in my opinion, less than optimal arrangements".
It's mind boggling isn't it? You claim these companies have clunky solutions and Frankenstein circuits, yet other companies are entering into collaborations with them left, right and centre.
Does this ever cause you to question your claims, or is your devotion to Akida to strong to entertain this?
Task: Based on this article, Renesas wanted to collaborate with a partner to develop a voice-controlled multimodal AI solution that enables low-power contactless operation for image processing in vision AI-based IoT and edge systems, such as self-checkout machines, security cameras, and video conference systems, and smart appliances such as robotic cleaning devices. Question: Did Renesas use Akida IP or chip? Answer: No Question: Who did Renesas decide to partner with? Answer: Syntiant
Given Renesas signed an IP License Agreement with BRN last year and would be well aware of the capabilities of Akida, should people be concerned about this?
Task: ez-Wheel, a French company specializing in autonomous electric wheels, wanted a partner to develop an AI powered Wheel Drive for Autonomous Mobile Robots Question: Did ez-Wheel use Akida IP or chip? Answer: No Question: Who did ez-Wheel decide to partner with? Answer: Grai Matter Labs
https://twitter.com/GrAIMatterLabs/status/1445064217120362505?s=20 Task: Framos wanted a partner to develop a 3D industrial vision platform Question: Did Framos use Akida IP or chip? Answer: No Question: Who did Framos decide to partner with? Answer: Grai Matter Labs
Task: Prophesee wanted a partner to develop ultra-low-power solutions for implementing intelligence on the edge for event-based vision applications Question; Did Prophesee use Akida IP or chip? Answer: No Question: Who did Prophesee decide to partner with? Answer: SynSense
Task: KeepTruckin wanted to develop an automotive AI Dashcam and AI-powered safety platform. Question: Did KeepTruckin decide to use Akida IP or chip? Answer: No Question: Which chip did KeepTruckin decide to use? Answer: Ambarella
Task: MicroSys wanted to partner with a chip maker to create a High-Performance, Embedded AI Platform for AI processing at the edge Question: Did MicroSys decide to use Akida IP or chip? Answer: No Question: Who did MicroSys decide to partner with? Answer: Hailo
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