Unlocking the Potential of Event-based Vision with Loihi

Organizer:	Garrick Orchard
Time:	10:15am-11:15am PST, 10th Feb, 2021
Abstract:	This session will highlight recent works which process live streaming data from an event-based vision sensor in real-time with Loihi. The works demonstrate the value Loihi adds to an event-based vision processing pipeline, whether through low power consumption, low-latency for control, or the ability to learn online and on-chip, thereby helping to unlock the full potential of event-based vision sensors. Through the talks participants will get a feel for both the strengths and weaknesses of using Loihi for visual processing tasks.
Talks:	Online few-shot gesture learning with an event-based sensor on Loihi Emre Neftci Neuromorphic Machine Intelligence Lab, UC Irvine
	A PID controller for UAVs using an event-based sensor and Loihi Yulia Sandamirskaya Intel Labs
	Neuromorphic Space Imaging: Tracking Satellites and Space Junk Gregory Cohen International Centre for Neuromorphic Engineering, Western Sydney University
Session Recording:	Unlocking the potential of event-based vision with Loihi
Online Content:	https://intel-ncl.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/INRC/pages/1080328193/Tutorials+and+Related+Presentations?atlOrigin=eyJpIjoiZjNkNTg4ODFiOGVkNDJiOTkzODkzNzg3ZjQ1ZDU5ODUiLCJwIjoiYyJ9

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