BRN (ASX) 2023 BrainChip Discussion

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Edmund White 3rd
Chief Commercial Officer - MedTech/Digital Health/Diagnostics

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Neuromorphic Computing in 2023: A Game-Changer for MedTech & Patients As we soon embrace the Fall , I'm gearing up to dive deep into some groundbreaking innovations taking the stage in 2023 & beyond. The MedTech sphere is buzzing , and I believe we're on the brink of even more rapid & disruptive changes that will redefine our industry and may eventually reshape our understanding of being human. Spotlight: Neuromorphic Computing This isn't just the flavor of the year; it's a glimpse into a rapidly evolving future. Dive Deep: What is Neuromorphic Computing? Neuromorphic computing is an innovative approach to artificial intelligence (AI) that draws inspiration from the human brain. By mimicking our brain's architecture, it promises faster and more accurate data processing. Revolutionizing Medical Diagnostics: Imagine diagnosing skin diseases or detecting tiny tumors in mammograms with unparalleled speed and precision. That's the promise of neuromorphic computing. It's not just about speed; it's about accuracy. This technology can spot things even experts might miss, from heart conditions to early signs of other diseases. ⚕️ Enhancing Clinical Decisions: Doctors and healthcare professionals are inundated with data. Neuromorphic computing can sift through this data, identifying patterns and insights that can lead to better patient care. It's like having a super-smart assistant that can predict how a patient's condition might evolve, helping HCPs make the best treatment decisions. Smart Medical Devices: With neuromorphic computing, we can expect devices that not only diagnose but also predict, learn, and adapt. These devices will be more secure, efficient, and tailored to individual patient needs. Improving Patient Care: At its core, neuromorphic computing aims to enhance patient care. From personalized treatments to reducing administrative burdens, this technology can allow healthcare providers to focus more on their patients. A Solution to Rising Healthcare Costs? Neuromorphic computing isn't just about better healthcare; it's about more affordable healthcare. By offering accurate diagnoses, effective treatments, and spotting cost-saving opportunities, this technology could save the healthcare industry millions. Who's leading the change? Aphabet, IBM, Intel & Samsung are heavily invested however my top 7 AI Neuromorphic lesser known companies: 1.BrainChip ️ - Akida processor for medical image magic. 2.GrAI Matter Labs - Teaming up with AImotive for auto-diagnosis with GrAI One chip. 3.SynSense - DYNAP chips . 4. aiCTX - Merging AI & neuromorphic tech. 5 General Vision - Neuromem processor. 6. NeuReality - NR1 AP project orientated hardward architecture, inspired by neuromorphic genius. 7. Mythic - Analog chips with neuromorphic in-memory computing. The age of Neuromorphic Computing is here, and it beckons us all to be a part of its promising narrative. #medtech #AI #data

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Thomas Hülsing
System-of-Systems Engineering

BrainChip Akida is a great technology that will go into many areas that are unimaginable today.

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“Aphabet, IBM, Intel & Samsung are heavily invested however my top 7 AI Neuromorphic lesser known companies:

1.BrainChip ️ - Akida processor for medical image magic.
2.GrAI Matter Labs - Teaming up with AImotive for auto-diagnosis with GrAI One chip. 3
.SynSense - DYNAP chips .
4. aiCTX - Merging AI & neuromorphic tech.
5 General Vision - Neuromem processor.
6. NeuReality - NR1 AP project orientated hardward architecture, inspired by neuromorphic genius.
7. Mythic - Analog chips with neuromorphic in-memory computing. The age of Neuromorphic Computing is here, and it beckons us all to be a part of its promising narrative. #medtech #AI #data”

I like that Brainchip is right at the top. No.1