The Akida Pico packs BrainChip’s event-based neural processing capabilities into an area of just 0.12 square millimeters.
And it does it all while consuming less than a single milliwatt of power.
It integrates 150,000 transistors in a digital NPU design along with a DMA engine and bus interfaces.
Manufacturers can add SRAM, flash storage, and peripherals like GPIO to suit their needs.
Filtering is performed by a neural web connection designed to eliminate any false alarms.
For its silicon, BrainChip is using GlobalFoundries' 22nm FD-SOI process.
