2022 BRN Discussion, page-5714

Hi Auseire

What I have found throughout all the research I have done is that the neuromorphic industry is quite compacted and connected. There seems to be 3 degrees of separation or fewer between most of the major players. I have posted about this a fair bit in the competitive landscape thread when discussing a few of the 'competitors'.

What you can see here is a short line from BrainChip to the neuromorphic sensors in space:


This is the original research, as you can see the author is Ryad B Benosman and one of the co-authors is Bernabé Linares-Barranco. As you will note, the author Ryad is the original poster on the linked-in contnet that PVDM has engaged with.

Neutron-Induced, Single-Event Effects on Neuromorphic Event-Based Vision Sensor: A First Step and Tools to Space Applications

Authors:
Seth Roffe; Himanshu Akolkar; Alan D. George; Bernabé Linares-Barranco; Ryad B. Benosman

As you can see from previous research, Bernabé Linares-Barranco is directly involved with the JAST innovations and patents, which BrainChip has exclusively licensed.


https://hotcopper.com.au/threads/all-roads-lead-to-jast.5683524/

Method, digital electronic circuit and system for unsupervised detection of repeating patterns in a series of events

Inventor

Jacob Martin

Amir Reza YOUSEFZADEH

Simon Thorpe

Timothée MASQUELIER

Bernabe LINARES-BARRANCO

and the related patent:

https://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20170320/pdf/43gxg7g8c6xq25.pdf

Method, digital electronic circuit and system for unsupervised detection of repeating patterns in a series of events, European Patent Office EP17305186 Feb2017, Amirreza Yousefzadeh, Bernabe Linares-Barranco, Timothee Masquelier, Jacob Martin, Simon Thorpe, Exclusive Licensed to the Californian start-up BrainChip.


As you noted, this has been previously discussed in the hypersonic thread:

https://hotcopper.com.au/threads/hypersonic.6246244/page-51?post_id=55846231


Hope this clarifies and puts things in perspective.