Watch a 36-minute keynote presentation from tinyML Asia 2022 where Associate Professor Gregory Cohen, deputy director of the International Centre for Neuromorphic Systems (ICNS) at Western Sydney University, explores the fascinating intersection of biology-inspired technology and space imaging. Discover how neuromorphic systems, which take inspiration from biological neural networks, are being applied to revolutionize space imaging technologies. Learn about cutting-edge developments in this field that combine principles from nature with advanced imaging systems for space exploration and observation.
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tinyML Asia 2022 Keynote - Gregory Cohen: Biology-inspired Space Imaging with Neuromorphic Systems
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