SynSense provides neuromorphic intelligence solutions, including ultra-low power consumption ASICs and IP blocks for vision systems. The company develops bio-inspired intelligent technology based on over 20 years of research from the University of Zürich.

SynSense

SynSense is a leading-edge neuromorphic computing company. It provides dedicated mixed-signal/fully digital neuromorphic processors which overcome the limitations of legacy von Neumann computers to provide an unprecedented combination of ultra-low power consumption and low-latency performance. SynSense was founded in March 2017 based on advances in neuromorphic computing hardware developed at the Institute of Neuroinformatics of the University of Zurich and ETH Zurich. SynSense is developing “full-stack” custom neuromorphic processors for a variety of artificial-intelligence (AI) edge-computing applications that require ultra-low-power and ultra-low-latency features, including autonomous robots, always-on co-processors for mobile and embedded devices, wearable health-care systems, security, IoT applications, and computing at the network edge.

The SynSense Group also includes iniVation, the original and leading provider of technology and solutions for high-performance neuromorphic vision.

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We are pleased to announce that SynSense CEO Dr. Ning Qiao will be a speaker at the 2024 Global AI Chip Summit in Beijing on 6-7 September 2024. In his talk, he will discuss the advantages and applications of ultra-low-power neuromorphic sensing and computing systems. 

Join industry leaders including AMD, Qualcomm, Inspur Group, Tsinghua University, and INTELLIFUSION for an incredible lineup of discussions on cutting-edge AI chip technologies. 
#AIChips #NeuromorphicComputing #TechInnovation 

GACS 2024: https://lnkd.in/ey_DGChi

We are excited to release a new state-of-the-art benchmark result for energy-efficient audio inference, on our Xylo™ Audio platform. Xylo beats all other devices on the "Aloha" audio KWS benchmark; 10x better than the nearest neuromorphic device, and more than 1000x better than a mobile GPU.  

Xylo™ from SynSense is a state-of-the-art neuromorphic processor for performing sensory data inference next to the sensor itself. Inspired by the extreme energy efficiency of the insect brain, Xylo uses sparse communication and a low-bit-depth design to achieve ultra-low-power operation in real time.

Download the white paper here: https://lnkd.in/eknRhSyZ

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▫ Last episode of the Brains&Machines podcast with Dylan Muir: "SynSense Research Head Talks Combined Sensing, Processing"
▫ Partnership with BrainChip Allows Cornell Tech Students Exposure to Neuromorphic Computing 
▫ Neuromorphic AI Powers Efficient, Autonomous Drone Flight 
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Yours sincerely, 
Giulia D'Angelo

SynSense had the pleasure of taking part in the 2024 Telluride Neuromorphic Engineering Workshop, where we showcased our low-power vision platform, Speck, and our ultra-low-power audio processor, Xylo. Thank you to all the participants and organizers. See you again next time!

Visit iniVation and SynSense at the Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Conference (CVPR) in Seattle from 19-21 June!
Come to see us at stand 2021 to experience the latest neuromorphic technology including the world's smallest DVS, ultra-fast-tracking solutions, and the Speck ultra-low-power SoC.
#cvpr2024 #computervision #machinevision #artificialintelligence

SynSense, a global leader in neuromorphic engineering, in collaboration with the Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), is proud to announce the publication of our groundbreaking research in the journal Nature Communications. The collaboration, led by Xu Bo and Li Guoqi, highlights the development of the compute-in-sensor, dynamic intelligent vision System-on-Chip (SoC) Speck™, featuring a dynamic attention algorithm. This innovation marks a significant milestone in the field of neuromorphic computing and its application in AI technology.
#NeuromorphicEngineering #AITechnology
Read more here: https://lnkd.in/e-J8SFjA

Tune in to the newest EE Times | Electronic Engineering Times podcast discussing neuromorphic chips with Dr Dylan Muir, VP of Global Research Operations at SynSense. Gain insights into SynSense's offerings for low-power vision and sensor processing, including Speck, Xylo, and Rockpool. Plus, explore SynSense's recent acquisition of sister company iniVation, expanding their portfolio and expertise in the field. 
#Neuromorphic #visionprocessing #EEtimes

We’re proud to have shared SynSense ‘s ultra low-power vision and audio processors with Accenture for them to evaluate.

Our vision SOC Speck, is particularly suited for space platforms, running a complete vision sensing and processing solution in <20mW. Find out more at https://speck.ai !

Our Xylo family of processors offer robust temporal signal processing close to the sensor, at sub-milliWatt continuous power. Find out more at https://lnkd.in/ggafNPRq

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