2021 BRN Discussion, page-6110

When Akida is used as a co-processor, its output would constitute input data/instructions for a standard computer.

For example, Akida can identify an input image, and tell an EV''s control procesor that there is a ball rolling onto the road. The proces of performing this classification task would be much slower and use much more power if a standard computer were to be used to do it.

If you look at the Akida block diagram, you will see that it has a number of output converters so it can speak to different devices over different communications technologies.