2024 BrainChip Discussion, page-4105

"Associate Professor Cardell-Oliver said students will have access to BrainChip’s Akida™ IP neural processor, a type of computer chip designed to work like the human brain.

"It processes information in a way that's similar to how neurons in the brain work, focusing on important events and inputs which makes it highly efficient and powerful, especially for tasks like analysing sensor data in real-time," Associate Professor Cardell-Oliver said.

"Akida is particularly good at conserving energyand can be used in various applications, from smart cars to industrial IoT, where it excels in tasks like incremental learning and fast decision-making.""