SynSense develops neuromorphic technology and launched a neuromorphic bearing displacement monitoring system, placing it in novel electronic architectures for efficient edge sensing and inference.
SynSense develops neuromorphic intelligence hardware and software, including event-driven AI chips and vision products such as Speck, Aeveon, Xylo and the DVS series, supported by Rockpool, Sinabs and SAMNA software. Its ecosystem spans Shanghai, Ningbo, Chengdu and Zurich; it operates with Swiss academic roots, owns or operates the iniVation vision-systems business, and identifies Huawei, Samsung, Merck, Baidu Ventures and Ningbo Tongshang among its investors or ecosystem backers.
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SynSense develops neuromorphic technology and launched a neuromorphic bearing displacement monitoring system, placing it in novel electronic architectures for efficient edge sensing and inference. SynSense develops neuromorphic intelligence hardware and software, including event-driven AI chips and vision products such as Speck, Aeveon, Xylo and the DVS series, supported by Rockpool, Sinabs and SAMNA software. Its ecosystem spans Shanghai, Ningbo, Chengdu and Zurich; it operates with Swiss academic roots, owns or operates the iniVation vision-systems business, and identifies Huawei, Samsung
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SynSense is based in Chengdu, Sichuan, China.
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