Author: Dr. Johannes Leugering
-
https://www.iis.fraunhofer.de/de/ff/kom/ki/neuromorphic.html johannes.leugering@iis.fraunhofer.de Leugering JohannesJohannes Leugering (Fraunhofer IIS) studied Cognitive Science with focus topics Neuroinformatics and Artificial Intelligence at Osnabrück University. After completing his Master’s in 2015, he continued with a PhD in Neuroscience about the neural mechanisms of information processing and transmission. He worked as a researcher at Osnabrück University until he joined the Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits (FhG-IIS, Erlangen) in 2019, where he currently holds a position as expert for neuromorphic concepts & architectures in the Embedded AI group, situated within the communication systems division.
In the HiveMind project, a team of four researchers from two Fraunhofer Institutes (IIS and EMFT) develop a massively parallel scalable computer architecture for... Read more.
Amorphous computing relies on effects that emerge when a large number of individually simple elements interact with each other according to pre-defined rules. Typically,... Read more.
A conventional computer can solve complex problems by executing algorithms that can be broken down into a sequence of simple instructions, such as addition, multiplication,... Read more.
A challenge for innovative heterogeneous computing approaches is that different carriers may be used for computing/memory/communication. E.g. when computing happen... Read more.
Computing beyond CMOS is becoming confusing. We provide you with a profound overview over existing technological and conceptual solutions. Introduction posts... Read more.
Neuromorphic Computing is the multi-disciplinary effort to build sensors, processors and algorithms based on principles observed in neurobiology. In particular,... Read more.