Abstract

Artificial Neural Circuits

(University of Zurich, July 22, 2013)

Researchers at the University of Zurich and ETH Zurich, together with other colleagues, developed a chip that mimics how the brain processes information, but differs from traditional computational approaches, such as artificial neural networks. The neuromorphic chips implement models of neurons and synapses, and are configured into structures similar to those found in mammalian brains to perform tasks in real-time. So far, sensorimotor tasks requiring memory and decision making were demonstrated, but more advanced demonstrations are planned, possibly including sensory components.



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