Akida is coming!, page-34

One would think that this has picked up traction since earlier in year ..


BrainChip Studio 2018.1 now runs on Linux, enabling cost-effective, large-scale server installations. Linux is cost-effect in larger installations and the OS provides a 10 per cent performance improvement for BrainChip Studio, compared to Windows, reports the company.

The 2018.1 release also includes a version of BrainChip Studio that can be controlled with an API-level interface.
This enables the functionality of BrainChip Studio to be integrated into third party applications, either off-the-shelf video surveillance software or end-users’ custom software.

This version of BrainChip Studio can be re-sold by OEM customers or integrated into cloud-based SaaS frameworks.

In the past six months, BrainChip Studio and BrainChip Accelerator have been recognised internationally, winning awards from Security Today Magazine in the United States, the Milipol Innovation Award in France, and commendation at the Security and Counterterrorism Expo in the United Kingdom.