Robotics-1: Event-based vision, navigation, and SLAM

Organiser:

Yulia Sandamirskaya

Abstract:

In this session, we will discuss the role of neuromorphic computing in robot navigation. The discussion will start with several (very) short presentations (statements) from prominent researchers, who already have successfully applied neuromorphic computing in their work – either in the form of event-based vision algorithms running on a conventional computer or SNNs running on Loihi. We will then have a panel discussion, aiming to narrow down answers to the following questions:

  • Which subtasks in robot (vehicle, drone) navigation are particularly attractive for neuromorphic solutions and which are not? What would be the criteria for success of a solution? Which bottleneck could neuromorphic realization solve: scalability? latency? throughput?

  • What are the challenges to make Neuromorphic approaches enter the main stream in robot navigation: Algorithms? Interfaces? Performance? Ecosystem?

Other questions can be posted in our slack channel #robotics.

Since the keynote presentations will be ultra-shot 5-7 minute statements, please, have a look at the related previous talks of the speakers, listed below.

Speakers

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A collection of robotics-related talks from last year’s INRC Forum can be browsed here: Tutorials and Related Presentations

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