Histology of the Nervous System of Man and Vertebrates, Ramón y Cajal (1995)
Histology of the Nervous System of Man and Vertebrates, Ramón y Cajal (1995)
A rock pool
A rock pool
In the last post, we learned about how a spiking neuron differs from a common-or-garden Artificial Neuron. TL;DR: Spiking neurons understand time and have internal dynamics, Artificial Neurons don’t.
I had the privilege of speaking with Sunny Bains on the Brains and Machines podcast. Listen in to learn about SynSense low-power sensory processors, and Neuromorphics is 2024.
LIF neuron model
LIF neuron model
AI is extremely power-hungry. But brain-inspired computing units can perform machine learning inference at sub-milliWatt power. Learn about low-power computing architectures from SynSense, which use quantised spiking neurons for ML inference. I presented this slide deck at the UWA Computer Science seminar in Perth.