Appreciate the comments and I have no issues with you or your posts.
I don't take it as much as arguing but venting the frustration.
Is understandable and I have my frustrations as well just like any holder, however I don't personally feel that me posting those thoughts are productive...to the thread or myself.
They will not change anything and will not speed up any processes. I made my decision to buy in and own that so I spend time when I can looking for the potential and possibilities.
Yep, some call it dot joining but that's just a label like a lot of things in today's society.
Will BRN succeed, time will tell. They are in the right place and time but scaled take up of neuromorphic (or any truly new tech, not talking about evolution of existing) to more mainstream does take take time whether any likes that or not.
Whether we have the right team is another ? as has been raised previously. I'm quietly confident on some of the newer appointments though.
As an example...I posted this elsewhere earlier today. Highlights the movement to accepted international standards has started. That is a positive imo.
I see the IEC (who they are bottom of post) has now started circulating working documents for review and voting on outlining new international standards for neuromorphic devices.
There were some at the beginning of this year and some in the last several weeks.
Like to think if they agree to applying standards, that industries and manufacturers out there will then have more comfort in moving forward with production of devices that meet these standards and that neuromorphic becomes accepted as a more mainstream option.
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IEC 63550-4 ED1: Semiconductor devices - Neuromorphic devices - Part 4: Evaluation method of asymmetry in neuromorphic memristor devices
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IEC 63550-1 ED1: Semiconductor devices - Neuromorphic devices - Part 1: Evaluation method of basic characteristics in memristor devices
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IEC 63550-2 ED1: Semiconductor devices - Neuromorphic devices - Part 2: Evaluation method of linearity in memristor devices
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Result of Voting on 47/2811/NP - PNW 47-2811 ED1: Future IEC XXXXX-2: Semiconductor devices - Neuromorphic devices - Part 2: Evaluation method of linearity in memristor devices
47/2837/RVN
Result of Voting on 47/2813/NP - PNW 47-2813 ED1: Future IEC XXXXX-4: Semiconductor devices - Neuromorphic devices - Part 4: Evaluation method of asymmetry in neuromorphic memristor devices
47/2838/RVN
Result of Voting on 47/2812/NP - PNW 47-2812 ED1: Future IEC XXXXX-3: Semiconductor devices - Neuromorphic devices - Part 3: Evaluation method of spike dependent plasticity in memristor devices
47/2833/RVN
Result of Voting on 47/2810/NP - PNW 47-2810 ED1: Future IEC XXXXX-1: Semiconductor devices - Neuromorphic devices - Part 1: Evaluation method of basic characteristics in memristor devices
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