Emerging Neuromorphic Sensors and Applications

Organizer:	Garrick Orchard
Time:	10:15am-11:15am PST, 11th Feb, 2021
Abstract:	In this session we will hear from INRC members about neuromorphic sensors under development in the tactile and visual domains, and how they’re being used in applications ranging from robotics to autonomous vehicles and space. The session aims to highlight the current state-of-the-art for these sensors and the forward looking roadmap, including the types of algorithms and computing architectures that are required to unlock their full potential and other remaining challenges to address on the path to widespread adoption. Audio sensors and processing will be covered in a separate dedicated session and examples of event-based vision algorithms running on Loihi will be covered in the session prior to this one. Audio Neuro Processing Session - February 10th 8:00-10:00 PST
Talks:	10:15am-10:30am Towards Biomimetic and Neuromorphic Skins for Robots Benjamin Tee Tee lab, National University of Singapore
	10:30am-10:45am Event-based Vision - Sensor and Applications Update Christoph Posch CTO, Prophesee
	10:45am-11:00am Event-based Sensing for Humanoid Robots Chiara Bartolozzi Event Driven Perception for Robotics lab, Italian Institute of Technology Genoa
Online Content:	https://intel-ncl.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/INRC/pages/1080328193/Tutorials+and+Related+Presentations?atlOrigin=eyJpIjoiZjNkNTg4ODFiOGVkNDJiOTkzODkzNzg3ZjQ1ZDU5ODUiLCJwIjoiYyJ9

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