Brainchip Holdings Ltd. · ASX:BRN

Brainchip — Shareholder Meeting (May 2015)

15 slides from Brainchip's shareholder meeting presentation, May 27, 2015

  1. Slide 1: BrainChip Annual General Meeting Presentation

    BrainChip The Possibilities Are Limitless ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING PRESENTATION 27 MAY 2015

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer

    Disclaimer  THIS PRESENTATION IS NOT A PROSPECTUS NOR AN OFFER FOR SECURITIES IN ANY JURISDICTION NOR A SECURITIES RECOMMENDATION. THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION IS AN OVERVIEW AND DOES NOT CONTAIN ALL INFORMATION NECESSARY FOR INVESTMENT DECISIONS. IN MAKING INVESTMENT DECISIONS IN CONNECTIO

  3. Slide 3: Spiking Neuron Adaptive Processor (SNAP) Overview

    Spiking Neuron Adaptive Processor (SNAP) Overview • Autonomous learning - BrainChip’s SNAP technology learns autonomously, evolves and associates information, and responds to stimuli like a human brain. • A unique Neural based architecture - SNAP replicates the neural behaviour of a biological brain

  4. Slide 4: The BrainChip's Difference

    The BrainChip’s Difference • A completely new architecture design - recognises the HUGE differences between computer architecture and the brain’s architecture. • SNAP biomimics the human brain - learns and associates like the human brain. • SNAP’s learning algorithm is a triple-pulse Synaptic Time-D

  5. Slide 5: Patent Pending - Knowledge Library

    Patent Pending - Knowledge Library • BrainChip’s knowledge library architecture will make it possible to connect multiple BrainChips to form huge arrays. • A co-processing solution - BrainChip is designed with a microprocessor interface, making it possible to read and back up knowledge. This also fa

  6. Slide 6: BrainChip Artificial Neuron and Biological Neuron Function

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  7. Slide 7: BrainChip's Hardware is Superior to Software

    BrainChip’s Hardware is Superior to Software • A hardware only solution - SNAP has no software to impair its performance. • The SNAP performance advantage increases with more complex tasks. • Large networks can be created by using multiple devices. • Autonomous learning solution that mimics the lear

  8. Slide 8: Hardware Only Design - Unique Benefits

    Hardware Only Design - Unique Benefits BrainChip Hardware Neurons Software Neural Networks All at once evaluation Sequential evaluation - one at a time Massive parallel processing Sequential processing Unlimited number of neurons Limited by CPU clock speed of processing cores Sustained high performa

  9. Slide 9: Milestone 1 – SNAP Software Simulation

    Milestone 1 – SNAP Software Simulation Milestone 1 “Simulating a race car demonstration in software for “proof of technology” by comparing BrainChip’s SNAP technology to a traditional Sigmoid (software) or genetic learning algorithm technology. Establishes the technology works and is clearly superio

  10. Slide 10: Milestone 2 – Hardware Demonstration (Scalability)

    Milestone 2 – Hardware Demonstration (Scalability) Milestone 2 “Implementing a race car demonstration in hardware to visually illustrate the capability and scalability of BrainChip’s SNAP technology to prospective licensees. Performs the same function as the software model but in hardware. Will be m

  11. Slide 11: Milestone 3 – Client Server Application

    Milestone 3 – Client Server Application Milestone 3 “Release a software API specification and RTL design solution for implementing customer Client/Server neural network applications using the SNAP hardware technology. Makes it possible for clients to develop their own solutions on top of the BrainCh

  12. Slide 12: Creating Value - The BrainChip Business Model

    Creating Value - The BrainChip Business Model Licensing and Non Recurring Engineering (NRE) Fees • Partners and semiconductor companies design and manufacture a chip utilising SNAP. • One off NRE fee for research, design, testing and implementation. Royalties • BrainChip anticipates receiving a roya

  13. Slide 13: Potential Applications

    Potential Applications • Anything with a microprocessor can take advantage of SNAP. • Whatever the application SNAP will further its capabilities, enhance user experience, and improve performance. • BrainChip’s growth will be driven by companies realising how SNAP can create new opportunities for cu

  14. Slide 14: Summary

    Summary • A hardware only solution - SNAP is a hardware based solution that through learning like a biological brain eclipses the current software driven alternatives. • Patented and validated - SNAP is patented and has been validated by pre-eminent neuroscientists. • Commercialisation underway - Mi

  15. Slide 15: Contact Details

    Contact Details If you have any questions or queries please feel free to contact the people listed below: Aziana Limited BrainChip Inc Neil Rinaldi, CEO Robert Mitro, CEO and President M: +61 417 178 746 M: +1 (408) 781 3000 E: neil.rinaldi@aziana.com.au E: rmitro@brainchipinc.com Corporate Media An

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