III-V Semiconductor Nanopillar Arrays for an Insect Vision Inspired Neuromorphic on-Chip Platform

We present the building blocks of an energy-efficient on-chip platform for neural network applications based on III-V semiconductor nanopillar arrays. This approach draws inspiration from insect eyes and their neuronal architecture [1], [2], as they allow for remarkable capabilities to extract and process information from the surrounding environment with extremely low energy consumption.

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2025-06-23
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https://doi.org/10.1109/cleo/europe-eqec65582.2025.11111251
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Advanced Memory and Neural Computing
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III-V Semiconductor Nanopillar Arrays for an Insect Vision Inspired Neuromorphic on-Chip Platform

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Advanced Memory and Neural Computing
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III-V Semiconductor Nanopillar Arrays for an Insect Vision Inspired Neuromorphic on-Chip Platform

Bruno Romeira, Jana B. Nieder, Bejoys Jacob, João Azevedo
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We present the building blocks of an energy-efficient on-chip platform for neural network applications based on III-V semiconductor nanopillar arrays. This approach draws inspiration from insect eyes and their neuronal architecture [1], [2], as they allow for remarkable capabilities to extract and process information from the surrounding environment with extremely low energy consumption.

International Iberian Nanotechnology Laboratory (PT)
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Advanced Memory and Neural Computing
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