Neuromorphic vision chips

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Abstract

Analog circuits based on resistive networks emulate the behavior of the vertebrate eye, detecting edges, differentiating between surfaces, and estimating motion. With the speed and simplicity of these devices, they have potential for applications ranging from security systems to retinal replacements.

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Koch, C., & Mathur, B. (1996). Neuromorphic vision chips. IEEE Spectrum, 33(5), 38–46. https://doi.org/10.1109/6.490055

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