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Advances in Neuromorphic Visual Place Recognition

Tobias Fischer shares advances in neuromorphic visual place recognition.

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By Tobias Fischer, Jason Eshraghian
April 18, 2024
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About the Speakers

Tobias Fischer

Tobias Fischer

Senior Lecturer at QUT Centre for Robotics. Researches high-performing, bio-inspired computer vision algorithms for robotics and computational cognition.
Jason Eshraghian

Jason Eshraghian

Assistant Professor at UC Santa Cruz, leading UCSC Neuromorphic Computing Group. Focuses on brain-inspired circuits for AI & SNNs. Maintainer of snnTorch.
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