2021 BRN Discussion, page-10794

I think the following UWA may be relevant to Brainchip and their future research. Why would UWA be researching this, unless it was for cases such as future [handheld] medical devices or for supporting revolutionary neuromorphic processors

https://www.uwa.edu.au/news/article/2021/january/uwa-researchers-awarded-3-million-for-new-research-infrastructure

Researchers at The University of Western Australia have been awarded more than $3 million in federal funding for four research facilities that will support research in areas ranging from environmental science through to astronomy

A fourth grant of $527,638 will establish new advanced maskless photolithography infrastructure to close an existing gap in micro- and nano-fabrication in Western Australia. The infrastructure will be available to all researchers via the WA Node of Australian National Fabrication Facility

For reference:
MLE (maskless exposure) technology is a revolutionary next-generation lithography technology developed by EV Group to address future back-end lithography needs for advanced packaging, MEMS, biomedical and IC substrate applications. The world’s first highly scalable maskless lithography technology for high-volume manufacturing delivers unsurpassed flexibility to enable extremely short development cycles for new devices
https://www.evgroup.com/technologies/mle-maskless-lithography/