Bridging Nature and Artificial Intelligence for Smart Electronics Technology

Martin Albrecht Trefzer; Jim Harkin

doi:10.33548/SCIENTIA1042

Bridging Nature and Artificial Intelligence for Smart Electronics Technology

Martin Albrecht Trefzer, Jim Harkin

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Abstract

The ever-developing world of artificial intelligence (AI) stands at the tip of a transformative breakthrough. Professor Martin Trefzer from the University of York and Professor Jim Harkin from Ulster University have introduced a revolutionary approach to neural network design. They work on an electronic system based on AI that forms the basis of the cross-disciplinary project called Nervous Systems, which aims to build electronic neuromorphic devices with an artificial intelligence system mirroring the adaptability and responsiveness of biological neural systems.

Original language	English
Number of pages	5
Specialist publication	Scientia
Publisher	Scientia
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.33548/SCIENTIA1042
Publication status	Published - 10 Jul 2024

Keywords

nature based solutions
smart sensors
Bio-inspired Hardware
nervous system
neuromorphic hardware
Fault Tolerance

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