Jun 26, 2026 11:47 AM
A new AI-enabled tech from Australia-based firm BrainChip could classify radio-frequency signals in real time under one watt of power.
A new AI-enabled tech from Australia-based firm BrainChip could classify radio-frequency (RF) signals in real time under one watt of power.
Powered by an AKD1500 chip processor, the Akida Communication Reference Platform is designed to deliver continuous signal inference while using significantly less power.
It supports signals intelligence (SIGINT) missions without the power, thermal, and size constraints associated with conventional edge AI modules.
Read the full story on NextGen Defense: Australian Tech Shrinks RF Signal Intelligence to Less Than One Watt
Australia•artificial intelligence•radio communication•radio-jamming•thermal protection system•radio frequency•radio waves•signal intelligence
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