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Evaluating Spiking MoveNet Deployability for Near-Future Onboard Spiking Satellite Pose Estimation
SNNs are attracting interest due to their potential for energy efficiency and event-driven processing. However, neuromorphic hardware is not yet mature enough to enable embedded deployment of complex spiking network architectures. In this work, we investigate a spiking version of the MoveNet archite
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