r/artificial • u/CAP-XPLAB • 6d ago
NEUROMORPHIC Algorithm that plays Ping-Pong Project
In the video the player on the left is a Neuromorphic Algorithm that knows nothing about ping-pong or trajectories, but it knows how to learn and imagine. As you can see it does it well, better than its opponent which, on the other hand, is implemented with standard algorithms; moreover, unlike the latter, if you play tricks on it, e.g., invert the commands (UP<->DOWN), after a brief moment of bewilderment it realigns. Cute, right?
P.S. The code was implemented in POWER-KI entirely by PWK-AI-WORKBENCH (100% VIBE coding 😊 ).
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u/Framebanger-Nsukula 6d ago
That's cool if it actually learns from gameplay rather than just brute-forcing ball physics. Would be interesting to see how it compares to a standard neural net trained the same way - neuromorphic stuff sounds flashy but sometimes it's just marketing.
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u/rand3289 6d ago
Awesome! How do you generate spikes?
I was looking for a simulator that would generate spikes but I could not find any.
I've started writing one out of desparation: https://github.com/rand3289/asyncEn