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Low-Power Spiking Neural Network Processing Systems for Extreme-Edge Applications

Join Dr. Federico Corradi as he explores low-power spiking neural network processing systems, offering insights into energy-efficient computing for extreme-edge applications.

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By Federico Corradi, Gregor Lenz, Fabrizio Ottati
June 8, 2023
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About the Speakers

Federico Corradi

Federico Corradi

Assistant Professor in Electrical Engineering, researches neuromorphic computing, from models to microelectronic architectures for efficient deep learning.
Gregor Lenz

Gregor Lenz

Co-Founder & CTO at Neurobus, PhD in neuromorphic engineering. Focuses on event cameras, SNNs, and open-source software. Maintains Tonic & Expelliarmus.
Fabrizio Ottati

Fabrizio Ottati

AI/ML Processor Engineer at NXP, PhD from Politecnico di Torino. Focuses on event cameras, digital hardware, and deep learning. Maintains Tonic & Expelliarmus.
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