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Carver Mead and Sandia Group Awarded Mahowald Prizes – EE Times
www.eetimes.comCarver Mead was given the Mahowald Prize as part of the Neuro Inspired Computational Elements Conference for building brain-like circuits in silicon.
Experts Weigh Impact of Prophesee-Qualcomm Deal – EE Times
www.eetimes.comThe collab between Prophesee and Qualcomm marks an initiative to enhance conventional frame-based cameras used in mobile applications.
Improving Sensor Fusion for Neuromorphic Vision – EE Times
www.eetimes.comEvent cameras may be approaching a point where they stop being considered quite so “exotic” thanks to sensor fusion.
Intelligent Hardware Evolves to Overcome its Limitations – EE Times
www.eetimes.comResearchers have shown that by incorporating evolutionary research into the design of intelligent machines, they are better able to produce most robust AI technologies.
Event-Based Observatory Enables Star Gazing During the Day – EE Times
www.eetimes.comThis is the first of a short series of columns focusing on recent winners of the Misha Mahowald Prize for Neuromorphic Engineering. Mahowald is one of the inventers of the address-event …
Building Volume into Neural Hardware – EE Times
www.eetimes.comIn her new column covering neuromorphic engineering, intelligent robotics, and AI hardware, Sunny Bains looks at attempts to increase connectivity by creating three dimensional systems.
IBM Research Inference Chip Performance Results Released – EE Times
www.eetimes.comIn the latest issue of Nature Electronics, IBM researchers describe the design and operation of inference chip Hermes.
Tracking How the Event Camera Is Evolving – EE Times
www.eetimes.comLearn how advancements in event camera tracking technology is changing the face of neuromorphic technology.
Creating a Level Playing Field for Competing Neuromorphic Systems – EE Times
www.eetimes.comWhy objective benchmarks conducted by third parties may not yet be the answer.
Allowing Machines to Listen, and Understand – EE Times
www.eetimes.comThe dynamic audio sensor allows machines to listen, and understand, at low power. It could be useful in the voice-activated devices on our desks, in our pockets, and distributed around our homes.
Improving Sensor Fusion for Neuromorphic Vision – EE Times
www.eetimes.comEvent cameras may be approaching a point where they stop being considered quite so “exotic” thanks to sensor fusion.
On a Path to Artificial Brains – EE Times
www.eetimes.comAs we look to automate more tasks, neuromorphic computing is moving to the forefront.
Tactile Sensing Advances Prosthetics Design – EE Times
www.eetimes.comProsthetics are designed to interface with biological systems, so having them work using biological principles makes sense.
Why Benchmarking Neuromorphic Computing is Hard – EE Times
www.eetimes.comAs engineers we want to measure progress. But how?
Telluride Neuromorphic Engineering Workshop Goes Large – EE Times
www.eetimes.comNormally limited to the number of participants who can fit into an elementary-school classroom, this year’s virtual Telluride (August 3-7) offers a unique opportunity for neuromorphic neophytes.
Building 3D neural structures on a single wafer – EE Times
www.eetimes.comThe latest Machines and Brains column looks at attempts to increase circuit density and improve performance using multiple device layers.
Escaping Lockdown: Neuromorphic Video Binge-Watch – EE Times
www.eetimes.comSunny Bains presents a list of neuromorphic video clips curated to introduce you to some key neuromorphic computing approaches, platforms, and players.
The Promise and Pitfalls of Neuromorphic Computers – EE Times
www.eetimes.comNeuromorphic processors could eventually overcome the challenges encountered in building intelligent machines.