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Robust stabilization with spiking neuronal communication
Neuromorphic engineering develops hardware and software systems inspired by biological neurons, with the goal of achieving energy-efficient, low-latency, robust, and adaptive computation, communication and control. Its potential impact on systems and control is significant, as it may enable novel ap
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