Brains and Machines
@brainsandmachines.net
A podcast about neuromorphic engineering and bio-inspired technology
In the latest episode, engineers debate neuromorphic sensing and learning. Panelists: Chiara Bartolozzi from IIT, Federico Corradi from TU/e, James Knight from the U Sussex, Laura Kriener INI Zurich, and Sebastian Siegel from the Peter Grünberg Institute, Jülich. brainsandmachines.net/41
Latest episode of the Brains and Machines podcast came out last week. This month we cover Jeff Shainline at Great Sky. The tech has it all: neuromorphic engineering, photonics, and superconductors aimed at building cognitive machines that operate at the speed of light. brainsandmachines.net/40
Dr Patty Stabile from Eindhoven University of Technology talks about photonics (not phonics, as some autocorrect decided last time!) in neural computing in the latest episode of Brains and Machines. brainsandmachines.net/39 #neuromorphic #photonics
Our latest episode is a little different than usual: a panel discussion at the Atoms to Bits conference at the University of Manchester. lnkd.in/eKwJ84mH #Neuromorphic
Is Nvidia unassailable? In the latest episode of Brains and Machines, EETimes' Sally Ward-Foxton discusses the AI chip market and where new companies, including those with neuromorphic hardware, could break through. Listen at EETimes Current. #neuromorphic #nvidia brainsandmachines.net/37
Latest episode of Brains and Machines is out: Rodolphe Sepulchre explains how spikes can be used for decision making as well as sensing. brainsandmachines.net/36 #neuromorphic
Latest Brains and Machines podcast: The CEO and CTO of the Milan-based startup Neuronova talk about their new sub-microwatt chip designed for the trillion-sensor economy. #neuromorphic brainsandmachines.net/35
Latest Brains and Machines podcast: The CEO and CTO of the Milan-based startup Neuronova talk about their new sub-microwatt chip designed for the trillion-sensor economy. #neuromorphic brainsandmachines.net/35
Latest Episode of Brains and Machines: Chris Eliasmith from University of Waterloo talks about cognitive modelling, his neural engineering framework, and the semantic pointer architecture he and his team have developed to implement it. Also, Applied Brain Research update. brainsandmachines.net/34
Latest episode of Brains and Machines discusses using micromechanical cantilevers as artificial hair cells in a neuromorphic hearing system: guest is Claudia Lenk of the University of Ulm. #neuromorphic brainsandmachines.net/33
Brad Aimone talks about a very important subject - theory - in the latest episode of Brains and Machines. Hear about his first steps toward giving us a good framework for understanding and quantifying the benefits of neuromorphic systems at EETimes Current. brainsandmachines.net/32 #neuromorphic
The latest Brains and Machines episode features Barbara Webb at the University of Edinburgh who uses robots to test theories about neuroscience. #neuromorphic #robotics www.eetimes.com/podcasts/neu...
Gert Cauwenberghs of UCSD is our guest on Brains and Machines this month. Learn about his neuromorphic computer architectures, ultra-low power adiabatic electronics, and how new tech could turn earbuds into diagnostic/therapeutic medical devices. #neuromorphic www.eetimes.com/podcasts/can...
Latest episode of Brains and Machine: talking to Gordon Cheng from the Technical University of Munich about event-based touch for robotics and prosthetics. brainsandmachines.net/29 #neuromorphic #robotics
In the latest episode of the Brains and Machines podcast I asked Dr Charlotte Frenkel of TU Delft how she gets her neuromorphic processors to be so simple, efficient, and tiny. We also discussed her fantastic paper systematizing neuromorphic processors. #neuromorphic brainsandmachines.net/28
Latest Episode of Brains and Machines: IBM's Dharmendra Modha talks about TrueNorth, NorthPole and axioms for design. brainsandmachines.net/27 #neuromorphic
Latest episode of Brains and Machines: Terry Sejnowski talks about working memory, how information flows both ways between neuroscience and AI, the Hopfield–Hinton Nobel Prize. brainsandmachines.net/26 #neuromorphic #neuroscience
What are the benefits of Field Programmable Analog Arrays in AI? Find out in our latest episode, an interview with Dr Jennifer Hasler at Georgia Tech. #neuromorphic brainsandmachines.net/jenhasler
In the latest Brains and Machines we talk business strategy, temporal event-based neural networks (TENNs), and preview the next iteration of the Akida chip with key members of the Brainchip team including Chief Technology Officer Dr Tony Lews. brainsandmachines.net/brainchip #neuromorphic
Friends in the neuromorphic community may be interested in Brains and Machine's own Giulia D'Angelo and her new podcast Sottosoglia with co-host Fabrizio Ottati and first guest Jason Eshraghian. Different vibe from Brains and Machines, but fun! @giuliadangelo.bsky.social youtu.be/2mMVPsZBPr0?...
SOTTOSOGLIA PODCAST #1: JASON ESHRAGHIAN
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Rod Brooks talks about AI, robotics, and neuromorphic approaches to intelligence on Brains and Machines podcast. brainsandmachines.net/brooks
Latest episode of Brains and Machines with Katie Schuman talking about evolutionary approaches to neuromorphic hardware… www.eetimes.com/podcasts/emb...
#neuromorphic We've got a new Starter Pack for Neuromorphic Engineering and Bio-Inspired tech. You might want to check the one started by @neuralreckoning.bsky.social as well. go.bsky.app/71xdHxV
