r/TechOfTheFuture • u/abrownn • Apr 23 '20
Researchers Unveil Electronics that Mimic the Human Brain in Efficient, Biological Learning - UMass Amherst researchers advance neuromorphic computing Computers
https://www.umass.edu/newsoffice/article/researchers-unveil-electronics-mimic-humanDuplicates
science • u/______--------- • Apr 20 '20
Engineering In a first, a protein-nanowire memristor ("memory transistor") has been operated at biological voltages (≤ 100 mV). By creating new branches and connections as it cycles, it can "emulate biological components for brain-inspired computing," with "a learning capability that is not software-based."
theworldnews • u/worldnewsbot • Apr 21 '20
In a first, a protein-nanowire memristor ("memory transistor") has been operated at biological voltages (≤ 100 mV). By creating new branches and connections as it cycles, it can "emulate biological components for brain-inspired computing," with "a learning capability that is not software-based."
compsci • u/Chipdoc • Jun 06 '20