BrainChip and ISL advance AI-powered radar for military and aerospace
BrainChip announced a partnership with Information Systems Laboratories (ISL) to promote AI-based radar research solutions using BrainChip’s Akida neural networking processor.
ISL specializes in advanced technologies such as signal processing, radar systems, and cybersecurity, and will collaborate with BrainChip on radar platforms for drones and large systems.
The partnership leverages BrainChip’s Akida processor, which offers ultra-low power, high-performance neuromorphic computing for edge applications in aerospace and defense.
ISL has successfully used Akida to implement real-time radar signal processing algorithms, achieving cost-effective and efficient solutions for edge computing.
“We have proven the efficacy of using BrainChip’s Akida neuromorphic chip to implement some of the most challenging real-time radar/EW signal processing algorithms,” says Dr. Joseph R. Guerci, ISL President and CEO. “This was accomplished by combining ISL’s advanced RF Digital Engineering tools with BrainChip’s developer’s kit. This combination resulted in a low cost, size, weight and power (SWaP-C) solution for challenging edge computing applications in aerospace and defense.”
BrainChip’s Akida processor mimics the human brain, enabling efficient, low-latency, and secure AI processing directly on devices without relying on the cloud.
BrainChip recently launched the Akida Edge AI Box, a compact AI/ML processing appliance for various industries.
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Article Topics
AI/ML | Akida | Brainchip | edge AI | Information Systems Laboratories | neuromorphic chip
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