The First Market for Neuromorphic Processing: Toys

Update: 2023-05-03

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In this podcast episode , Sally speaks to SynSense’s Dylan Muir about the company’s design win for its neuromorphic processor in a toy robot that recognises gestures, the company’s two processors and the differences between them, as well as the synergies between dynamic vision sensor cameras and neuromorphic processors.

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The First Market for Neuromorphic Processing: Toys

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The First Market for Neuromorphic Processing: Toys