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Neuromorphic Vision Chip Integrates Sensing, Processing and Memory in a Single Device, Laying Groundwork for Next-Generation Autonomous Systems

Researchers at RMIT University in Australia have developed a neuromorphic vision chip made from doped indium oxide that combines visual sensing, signal processing, and memory storage in a single device, mimicking the eye-brain relationship. The chip reduces reliance on external processors and accelerates real-time decision-making, with potential applications in autonomous vehicles, robots, and hazardous environment monitoring. The findings have been published in Advanced Functional Materials.

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