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The Project ALPOCC seeks to establish an Arid Lands Proof of Concept Center to enhance the economy of Arizona and its tribal lands. The Center will develop cooperative technology between universities in the US, Mexico, and Israel in areas like bioenergy and high-value byproducts. It will provide support to companies commercializing new arid lands technologies through funding, talent, and strategy assistance. The Center will focus on research and development, commercialization, agricultural products, technology development and global expansion related to arid land resources.

Technology

Project ALPOCC

Arid Lands Proof of Concept
Center

5/24/2012 ITDC 1

Objectives
• Establish new companies or vitalize established companies
with new arid lands technology
• Develop cooperative technology development between Arid
Lands Sustainable Bio-Energy Institute (University of Arizona-
USA), Univerisidad de Sonora (Mexico), and The Technion
Institute (Israel) in the area of Bio-Energy, including, bio-
mass, and high value byproducts.
• Provide support to companies that have accepted technology
(new or established) via seed money, talent, hr, and strategy.

5/24/2012 ITDC 3

Arid Lands Proof of Concept Center
Israel/Sonora/Arizona
Economic Development Segments
1. Research & Development
2. Commercialization
3. Agricultural Products
4. Technology
5. Financial
6. Global Sustainable Development
5/24/2012 ITDC 4

Arid Lands Proof of Concept Center
Research & Development Segment

University of Arizona Universidad De
(US) Sonora (Mexico)

Arid Lands
GRANTS GRANTS
Sustainable Bio-Energy
Institute (US)

Build long-term, co-
operative relationships
Texas A&M (US) Technion (Israel)

5/24/2012 ITDC 5

Arid Lands Proof of Concept Center
Commercialization Segment
R&D/Commercialization

Genetics, Crop
Production, Engineering, Economi
cs, Water Resources and Public
Policy

Arid Lands
Technology Clean-tech Manufacturers
Agri-business
Systems Environmental equipment,
Systems & Tools for Arid & Pollution control & recycling,
environments related to Tools High value byproducts,
water, energy and high Renewable energy, Green
value specialty byproducts Building Matls

5/24/2012 ITDC 6

Arid Lands Proof of Concept Center
Agricultural Products Segment

Buffalo Gourd
Sweet Sorghum Guayule

Non-food
Crops on
Uncultivated
Land

Algae Lesquerella
5/24/2012 ITDC 7

Arid Lands Proof of Concept Center
Technology Segment

High Value Liquid Solid
Specialty Byproducts Bio-Fuels Bio-Fuels

Jet Fuels
Cosmetics Bio-Diesel Bio-Char
Lubricants Ethanol Pellets
Animal Feed Bio-Crude Composite

5/24/2012 ITDC 8

Arid Lands Proof of Concept Center
Financial Segment

Grant/Equity/Debt
Fund
(US, Mexico, Israel)

Commercialization Grant Partnership Loan Guarantee Global Expansion Equity

5/24/2012 ITDC 9

Arid Lands Proof of Concept Center
Global Sustainable Development Segment

Project ALPOCC
China India
Australia

World Wide
5/24/2012 ITDC 10

Arid Lands Proof of Concept Center
Project ALPOCC Team

ALBA Mexico

5/24/2012 ITDC 11

Project ALOPCC Offices

USA: 4293 N Placita de Susana, Tucson, AZ 85718
Israel: 16 Barelli St, Tel Aviv 69364

5/24/2012 ITDC 12

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For the full video of this presentation, please visit: https://www.edge-ai-vision.com/2024/06/temporal-event-neural-networks-a-more-efficient-alternative-to-the-transformer-a-presentation-from-brainchip/ Chris Jones, Director of Product Management at BrainChip , presents the “Temporal Event Neural Networks: A More Efficient Alternative to the Transformer” tutorial at the May 2024 Embedded Vision Summit. The expansion of AI services necessitates enhanced computational capabilities on edge devices. Temporal Event Neural Networks (TENNs), developed by BrainChip, represent a novel and highly efficient state-space network. TENNs demonstrate exceptional proficiency in handling multi-dimensional streaming data, facilitating advancements in object detection, action recognition, speech enhancement and language model/sequence generation. Through the utilization of polynomial-based continuous convolutions, TENNs streamline models, expedite training processes and significantly diminish memory requirements, achieving notable reductions of up to 50x in parameters and 5,000x in energy consumption compared to prevailing methodologies like transformers. Integration with BrainChip’s Akida neuromorphic hardware IP further enhances TENNs’ capabilities, enabling the realization of highly capable, portable and passively cooled edge devices. This presentation delves into the technical innovations underlying TENNs, presents real-world benchmarks, and elucidates how this cutting-edge approach is positioned to revolutionize edge AI across diverse applications.

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Proof of concept center042011

1. Project ALPOCC Arid Lands Proof of Concept Center 5/24/2012 ITDC 1

2. Mission To create an “Arid Lands Proof of Concept Center” that seeks to make use of technology from principal research entities and its partners worldwide to enhance the economy of Arizona and its tribal lands. 5/24/2012 ITDC 2

3. Objectives • Establish new companies or vitalize established companies with new arid lands technology • Develop cooperative technology development between Arid Lands Sustainable Bio-Energy Institute (University of Arizona- USA), Univerisidad de Sonora (Mexico), and The Technion Institute (Israel) in the area of Bio-Energy, including, bio- mass, and high value byproducts. • Provide support to companies that have accepted technology (new or established) via seed money, talent, hr, and strategy. 5/24/2012 ITDC 3

4. Arid Lands Proof of Concept Center Israel/Sonora/Arizona Economic Development Segments 1. Research & Development 2. Commercialization 3. Agricultural Products 4. Technology 5. Financial 6. Global Sustainable Development 5/24/2012 ITDC 4

5. Arid Lands Proof of Concept Center Research & Development Segment University of Arizona Universidad De (US) Sonora (Mexico) Arid Lands GRANTS GRANTS Sustainable Bio-Energy Institute (US) Build long-term, cooperative relationships Texas A&M (US) Technion (Israel) 5/24/2012 ITDC 5

6. Arid Lands Proof of Concept Center Commercialization Segment R&D/Commercialization Genetics, Crop Production, Engineering, Economi cs, Water Resources and Public Policy Arid Lands Technology Clean-tech Manufacturers Agri-business Systems Environmental equipment, Systems & Tools for Arid & Pollution control & recycling, environments related to Tools High value byproducts, water, energy and high Renewable energy, Green value specialty byproducts Building Matls 5/24/2012 ITDC 6

7. Arid Lands Proof of Concept Center Agricultural Products Segment Buffalo Gourd Sweet Sorghum Guayule Non-food Crops on Uncultivated Land Algae Lesquerella 5/24/2012 ITDC 7

8. Arid Lands Proof of Concept Center Technology Segment High Value Liquid Solid Specialty Byproducts Bio-Fuels Bio-Fuels Jet Fuels Cosmetics Bio-Diesel Bio-Char Lubricants Ethanol Pellets Animal Feed Bio-Crude Composite 5/24/2012 ITDC 8

9. Arid Lands Proof of Concept Center Financial Segment Grant/Equity/Debt Fund (US, Mexico, Israel) Commercialization Grant Partnership Loan Guarantee Global Expansion Equity 5/24/2012 ITDC 9

10. Arid Lands Proof of Concept Center Global Sustainable Development Segment Project ALPOCC China India Australia World Wide 5/24/2012 ITDC 10

11. Arid Lands Proof of Concept Center Project ALPOCC Team ALBA Mexico 5/24/2012 ITDC 11

12. Project ALOPCC Offices USA: 4293 N Placita de Susana, Tucson, AZ 85718 Israel: 16 Barelli St, Tel Aviv 69364 5/24/2012 ITDC 12

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