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But we're also seeing that in computational domains as well, right? Like I think Prophecy has a collaboration with maybe Qualcomm, if I'm not mistaken, that where they're trying to put combinations of frame-based images with event-based imaging and combining them in order to get finer resolution, more flow, which where you want Yeah,

I read a story about that for EE Times.

I think that deal was done in 2023.

But it's a very interesting use case for event cameras in the sense that you can use the frames to give you the detail, but then you can get the events to give you the temporal detail.

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AI has pushed demand for compute to extraordinary levels, but as models get larger and context windows expand, memory is increasingly becoming a bottleneck in terms of both capacity and bandwidth.

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And after I said doing optics and understanding, we even modulized those ops scenes.

You can find papers where we understood their dynamics.

Because if you make a neuron fire more than three times, it just passes out.

You can't do that.

So your contribution was all about really that modeling side of understanding what the visual system was going to do, understanding what the opsins were going to do, so that you knew exactly what code to send into the eye through whatever mechanism to communicate the information you wanted to communicate.

Financing the infrastructure needed to sustain it can be equally consequential.

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