Robot as a Decider
In the video above, Massimiliano Versace and colleagues at BU’s Neuromorphics Lab describe how they are using biological intelligence to create increasingly autonomous robots. NASA has tapped the lab for
NEURALA AWARDED PATENT FOR ARTIFICIAL BRAINS ON GPU PROCESSORS USED FOR REAL-TIME AUTONOMOUS CONTROL
Invention enables self-driving cars, drones and other robots to use artificial intelligence and deep learning in situations in which execution time is critical. BOSTON, MA – February 16, 2016 –…
Neurala Receives $250,000 NASA Grant To Bring Autonomous Software To Self-Driving Cars, Home Robots and Drones
STTR Phase II Enhancement (Phase IIe) Is Designed To Take Software Designed For Use On Mars And Bring It Down To Earth BOSTON, MA – October 23, 2015 – NASA,…
Bringing Brain-Inspired Computing to Life with the Animat
In the race to create artificial intelligence that can rival human-level capabilities, researchers at Boston University’s Neuromorphics Lab are making exciting progress with their Modular Neural Exploring Traveling Agent (MoNETA)
Bringing Brain-Inspired Computing to Life with Cog Ex Machina
As researchers strive to create artificial intelligence that rivals the capabilities of the human brain, a key challenge has been translating the brain's intricate synaptic connections and neural dynamics into…
AI 2.0: brains for bots
This post is short: go check a video! I was recently invited to give a Keynote at the Rochester Institute of Technology AI retreat with the cryptic name “Move 78”..