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Neuromorphic Systems: past, present and future

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Citation

Smith L (2010) Neuromorphic Systems: past, present and future. In: Hussain A, Aleksander I, Smith LS, Barros AK, Chrisley R & Cutsuridis V (eds.) Brain Inspired Cognitive Systems 2008. Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology, Volume 657, Part 2, 657, part 2. Brain Inspired Cognitive Systems 2008, (BICS 2008), Sao Luis, Brazil, 24.06.2008-27.06.2008. New York: Springer, pp. 167-182. http://www.icsc-naiso.org/conferences/bics2008/bics_2008.html; https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-79100-5_9

Abstract
Neuromorphic systems are implementations in silicon of elements of neural systems. The idea of electronic implementation is not new, but modern microelectronics has provided opportunities for producing systems for both sensing and neural modelling that can be mass produced straightforwardly. We review the the history of neuromorphic systems, and discuss the range of neuromorphic systems that have ben developed. We discuss recent ideas for overcoming some of the problems, particularly providing effective adaptive synapses in large numbers.

Keywords
Neuromorphic Systems; Electronic Cochlea; Electronic Retina; Electronic neural systems; Neural networks (Computer science); Integrated circuits Very large scale integration; Sensory perception; Cochlea implants; Retina

Journal
Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology

StatusPublished
Title of seriesAdvances in Experimental Medicine and Biology, Volume 657, Part 2
Number in series657, part 2
Publication date31/12/2010
URLhttp://hdl.handle.net/1893/2520
PublisherSpringer
Publisher URLhttp://www.icsc-naiso.org/…8/bics_2008.html
Place of publicationNew York
ISSN0065-2598
ISSN of series0065-2598
ISBN978-0-387-79099-2
ConferenceBrain Inspired Cognitive Systems 2008, (BICS 2008)
Conference locationSao Luis, Brazil
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Professor Leslie Smith

Professor Leslie Smith

Emeritus Professor, Computing Science