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Can Spiking Neural Networks play pinball? A neuromorphic motion detector for target tracking
Biological visual systems achieve continuous, low-latency motion perception by processing sparse, asynchronous spiking signals, enabling real-time tracking under strict energy constraints. Event-based cameras, inspired by the mammalian retina, replicate this efficiency by capturing only local bright
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