Ann: Additional Information on MegaChips Agreement, page-262

Sng123, I like your post. Akida could well end up at Nintendo. MegaChip already deals with Nintendo, and our collaboration with MagikEye (another Japanese Company) could be a winning combination. Its interesting to go back to the Magikeye and BrainChip announcement.

BrainChip said the pair intend to jointly provide a “total 3D vision solution” for fast 3D object detection and recognition in applications including robotics, automotive (driver assistance systems and autonomous vehicles, for example) and emerging consumer products such as smart home applications and gaming products featuring augmented or virtual reality.

Together with BrainChip’s Akida processor, the deal will harness Magik Eye’s Invertible Light technology, which is said to provide the “smallest, fastest and most power-efficient” 3D depth sensing by combining a standard image censor and regular dot projector with a proprietary and patented technique to produce 3D point cloud data.According to BrainChip, the Magik Eye technology addresses the need for devices to see clearly and understand the surrounding environment – a critical aspect of 3D vision applications – while the Akida neuromorphic processor uses AI to gather insights from the 3D data.BrainChip chief executive officer Louis DiNardo said the new partnership opens a new and exciting gateway for the company in Japan.

“The innovation brought to the market by [Magik Eye’s] proprietary Invertible Light technology is impressive, and this collaboration provides both companies an opportunity to address large and growing markets with outstanding technology to solve difficult real-world challenges,” he said. Magik Eye founder and chief executive officer Takeo Miyazawa said combining the strengths of the companies’ technologies will create “game-changing benefits” for customers in terms of a total 3D vision solution for robotics, machine vision and many other new applications.