Links

Event sensor related

iniLabs - If you would like to purchase an event sensor.

Userguides to inilabs/INI sensors

jAER - The Java software framework we use to visualize and process the output of our sensors.

Institutions

Institute of Neuroinformatics - Our institute

University of Zurich - One of the universities we belong to

ETH Zurich - The other university we belong to

The Institute of Neuromorphic Engineering (INE) organizes the yearly Telluride Workshop.

Collaborators

iniLabs - Collaboration on sensor and system development

Robotics and Technology of Computers Lab, Univ. of Seville (Prof. Alejandro Linares-Barranco) - Collaboration on event sensors and deep inference acceleration

Montreal Institute for Learning Algorithms (MILA, Prof. Yoshua Bengio) - Collaborations on deep neural network algorithms and architectures.

Robotics and Perception Group, UZH- Collaboration on the application of DVS based UAV control

Legged Robotics at ASL, ETHZ (Prof. Marco Huttter) - Collaboration on 3D surface reconstruction and obstacle avoidance

Sensory-Motor Systems Lab, ETHZ - Collaboration on prosthesis control using the DVS

Rehabilitation Engineering Lab ETHZ (Prof Roger Gassert) - Visual-Motor prosthetics

Botond Roska group - FMI Basel

imec (David san Segundo Bello)

Towerjazz - Migdal Hemek, Israel

Imperial College London (Konstantin Nikolic)

Tim Gollisch group - Gottingen

Univ. of Ulster, Northern Ireland

Bernabe LInares-Barranco - Seville Inst.of Microelectronics

Conferences

IEEE Artificial Intelligence in Circuits and Systems Conference (Mar, 2020)

Workshops

Telluride Neuromorphic Cognition Engineering Workshop 2019

CapoCaccia Cognitive Neuromorphic Engineering Workshop

IEEE Swiss CAS/ED Workshop on Memristive Devices and Neuromorphic Applications, Nov 28, 2014 

IEEE Swiss CAS/ED Student Workshop, Sep 14, 2012

IEEE Swiss Image and Vision Sensors Workshop, Sep 8, 2011

Spin-Off Companies

iniLabs - Spinoff company to promote technology developed at INI

Insightness - Spinoff company that sells the DAViS technology to the fields of robotics and augmented reality