Advances in Neuromorphic Visual Place Recognition

Tobias Fischer shares advances in neuromorphic visual place recognition.

About the Speakers

Tobias Fischer

Tobias Fischer

Senior Lecturer at QUT Centre for Robotics. Researches high-performing, bio-inspired computer vision algorithms for robotics and computational cognition.
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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