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ZISC processors for pattern matching in robots

2007-11-22T16:04:43+01:00

Limor,

It does sound extremely interesting. That's why I was interested to know if anyone around here had any experience with them. I'll dig into the details once I have a robot to play with, and I'll post if I have any findings.. (might take a few weeks though.. slow shipment.. )

Statistics: Posted by aviad — Thu Nov 22, 2007 4:04 pm

ZISC processors for pattern matching in robots

2007-11-22T14:26:43+01:00

Hi Aviad,
This chip looks very interesting!
they have a demo board with FPGA and a CMOS camera and USB.
If they also provide decent PC software for configuration and some libraries to query the board via serial from a microcontroler.. and the price is half decent.. this is the killer board for robotic research!

Statistics: Posted by limor — Thu Nov 22, 2007 2:26 pm

ZISC processors for pattern matching in robots

2007-11-21T11:10:32+01:00

Anyone has any experience in using ZISC (Zero Instruction Set Computers) processors for pattern matching (such as video or audio) in robotics?

Just as a short abstract: ZISC processors are basically hardware neural networks which use the inherent features of neural networks for pattern matching without any programmatic instruction sets.

For example, Recognetics' chip.

Anyone?

Statistics: Posted by aviad — Wed Nov 21, 2007 11:10 am