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BRAINS AND MACHINES
Seeing with your brain »

Sunny Bains

Biological brains can do something that we're still working on building into machines: rewire themselves to take advantage of the best information available. This is a well-known phenomenon, but it's not widely understood just how radically different the rewiring or...
 
 
BRAINS AND MACHINES
Where a little means a lot »

Sunny Bains

One of the things that has driven my work over the last decade has been an interest in analog systems (which I alluded to in an earlier post) that perform what I call physical computation. What that means is that...
 
 
BOOK REVIEW
Analog VLSI Circuits for the Perception of Visual Motion »

Ralph Etienne-Cummings

This volume is highly recommended for anyone interested in neuromorphic computation generally, or analog VLSI visual motion circuits more specifically.
 
 
Biologically-inspired image processing for machine grasping »

Heiko Hoffmann

A primary-visual-cortex-based system allows a robot hand to quickly orient itself and pick up the objects it sees.
 
 
Development of a cortically inspired active binocular-vision system »

Bertram Shi

Boards use digital electronics to enable rapid reconfiguration of the processing performed for experimentation with different bio-inspired models.
 
 

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