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Adaptive sound localization with a silicon cochlea pair »
29 November 2010
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A neuromorphic sound localization system is presented, based on the extraction of interaural time difference from a far-field source and employing two microphones and a pair of silicon cochleae with address event interface for front-end processing.
BRAINS AND MACHINES
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A silicon vocal tract »
15 April 2010
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Researchers at MIT have developed the first integrated-circuit vocal tract, which could eventually make it's way into high-end PDAs. It's biologically inspired and combined with a bionic-ear processor in a feedback loop. This means it can not only be used...
Using the onset time of stimuli, a biologically-inspired system learns to identify the sources of sounds.
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The silicon cochlea: 20 years on »
6 February 2009
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The interesting dynamics of the cochlea are increasingly successfully being implemented using electronics.
Large numbers of neurons can be implemented on fully-parallel reconfigurable platforms such as FPGAs.
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