Link...

Link One:

https://www.zdnet.com/article/western-sydney-uni-and-intel-to-jointly-develop-brain-inspired-computer-system/

Link Two:

https://uws-search.squiz.cloud/s/redirect?collection=wsu-global-meta&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.westernsydney.edu.au%2Ffuture-makers%2Fissue-five%2Fbiology-inspired-cameras-on-the-international-space-station&auth=OB9DZluBwZ7SlU4p9jhNeg&profile=_default&rank=10&query=Intel

Ok @Bravo77 I have been digging into this Intel v Brainchip argument and believe it can be conclusively stated it is not Intel. If one reads the first link from beginning of 2021 it makes clear what Intel’s involvement with Western Sydney Uni was/is about and it clearly was not this project.

The second link is the project you have discovered and again it makes clear it is not Intel however there is a photograph of the camera being deployed. If you recall Peter van der Made posted on either on LinkedIn or Twitter a like of this project and made the comment that Brainchip was working with NASA and he had a chip that could help and he received a reply suggesting he contact.

I cannot now recall who put up the post but I remain convinced this is AKIDA technology putting all the facts together.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA