Inilabs and BrainChip

This video showcases the Inilabs team describing their technology and its commercialization.

- Inilabs helped develop IBM's own "BrainChip" back in 2014 - 15[1][2][3].
"IBM, in collaboration with Cornell Tech and iniLabs, has announced the first neurosynaptic computer chip with one million programmable neurons, and 256 million programmable synapses, capable of 46 billion synaptic operations per second."

- BrainChip used one of Inilabs products called "Dynamic Vision Sensor" to facilitate a demonstration for Milestone 3.

- BrainChip and Inilabs sign a Joint Development and Marketing Agreement[4].

- In a virtual roadshow for BrainChip, an example that was used to describe a potential license application is drone avoidance[5]. This would require computer vision technology wouldn't it? Inilabs enables vision and BrainChip has the fast and autonomous learning architecture. Now all they need is a team full of experts in Computer Vision.

- BrainChip acquires French Based Computer Vision Technology Company[6].

- Now this video of the folks over at Inilabs.

Video shots of drones.

Several mentions of computer vision commercialization.

CTO of Inilabs talking about how he's most excited about "assistive robotics".. straight up BrainChip's alley.

CEO of Inilabs talking about "I'm excited because we have the chance of a brain inspired machine vision technology to enter mass production".

The last bloke also mentioning drones again, talking about drone delivery in busy environments (drone avoidance as BRN said). Also, the entire last shot is of a drone again.

What does everyone think?