‘Bionic eye’ chip combines sensing, memory and processing for low-latency, low-energy machine vision
RMIT University says a smart bionic eye might be in sight, thanks to the research, but other industrial machine vision systems will also benefit (Image: RMIT University)
Developers say the neuromorphic vision prototype could cut data movement for faster and lower-cost machine vision applications
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