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Hands-on With Xylo and Rockpool

Discover Xylo and Rockpool in a hands-on session with Dylan Muir, exploring cutting-edge neural computation architectures and signal processing.

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By Dylan Muir, Jason Eshraghian
April 26, 2023
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About the Speakers

Dylan Muir

Dylan Muir

VP Global Research Operations at SynSense, specialist in neural computation architectures. Directs research vision and neural architecture development.
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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