Jens E. Pedersen

Doctoral student at KTH, modeling neuromorphic control systems to solve real-world ambiguity. Maintainer of Norse, AEStream, and co-author of NIR.

Jens E. Pedersen

Jens E. Pedersen

Jens Egholm Pedersen is a doctoral student at the Royal Institute of
Technology (KTH)
working to model and construct
neuromorphic control
systems.

When faced with the complexity and ambiguity in the real world, contemporary algorithms
fail spectacularly. There is a strong need for self-correcting, closed-loop systems
to help solve our everyday physical problems.

By simulating and carefully scrutinizing and understanding neural circuits, including
vision, motor control, and self-sustenance, Jens seeks to build autonomous systems
that perform meaningful work, tightly following the Feynman axiom ‘‘What I cannot
create, I do not understand’’.

He is the maintainer of norse and AEStream .

Contributions

Initiatives

  • Executive Committee

    The elected Executive Committee of Open Neuromorphic, responsible for guiding the community and its initiatives.

  • Founding Advisors

    Supported the initial conception of Open Neuromorphic

  • Hacking Hours

    Live coding sessions exploring neuromorphic software, tackling challenges, and discussing the latest in neuromorphic development. Often features guest developers for deep dives into specific topics.

Blog Posts

Workshops

Hacking Hour Sessions