Neuromorphic vision

Neuromorphic vision refers to technology that mimics the way biological brains process visual information. Instead of traditional cameras capturing images processed later by computers, neuromorphic systems use sensors that emulate the functions of retinal cells and neural networks. This allows for rapid, efficient interpretation of visual scenes, enabling applications like real-time object detection or autonomous navigation. Essentially, neuromorphic vision aims to replicate the brain’s ability to process visual stimuli quickly and adaptively, leading to smarter, more responsive machines that can see and understand their environment more like humans do.