Do you have the same expectations for any company launching hardware that they cite the various papers related to how the tech was developed? EVERY piece of tech announced by ANY company relies on a variety of research out there yet it doesn't seem expected that every time anyone launches something they cite the numerous papers related to that. Why would products/services in this category be any different?
> Do you have the same expectations for any company launching hardware that they cite the various papers related to how the tech was developed?
If they try to market it with a seemingly unique or yet-unheard of name, then yeah. It is nice knowing what the "real world" name of an Apple-ized technology is.
Just ignoring it and marketing the technology under some new name is adjacent to lying to your audience through omission.
> Just ignoring it and marketing the technology under some new name is adjacent to lying to your audience through omission.
They don't market technology, they market solutions. E.g. afib detection on Apple Watch, rather than calling it a BNNS using a custom-built sensor for one-wire EKG.
This is the document where they describe how the solution works, and they clearly state adapters work based on LoRA.
