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Van Doremaele et al., 2023 - Google Patents

A retrainable neuromorphic biosensor for on-chip learning and classification

Van Doremaele et al., 2023

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5752580791160586292
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Van Doremaele E
Ji X
Rivnay J
Van De Burgt Y
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Nature Electronics

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Neuromorphic computing could be used to directly perform complex classification tasks in hardware and is of potential value in the development of wearable, implantable and point-of- care devices. Successful implementation requires low-power operation, simple sensor …
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