Next-Gen Cameras Mimic Our Eyes

Cameras are everywhere around us; taking data and storing it in costly and environmentally expensive servers. Scientists at RMIT University are looking at solving this issue by inventing cameras that work similarly to our eyes. These cameras work by constructing artificial neurons that can both take images and store them in memory. While still in development, these cameras hold a lot of promise in the construction of the next generation of cameras.

Disclaimer: While I am employed as a researcher at RMIT University, this video is separate from my research and teaching duties.

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Neuromorphic camera: https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/23...

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