Event-triggered visual neuron based on memristor for privacy-preserving and efficient neuromorphic sensing

Chen Yan Zi-Chen Zuo Ze-Da Wang Rui Wang Guo-Lei Liu Tong-Long Zeng Yang-Rui Li Pei-Lin Zhang Bo-Hao Li Xiao-Hua Ma Bo-Wen Zhu Hong Wang Yue Hao

Sep 2026 · Science China Information Sciences · Vol 69 · 0 citations · 56 references

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Experiments show event-triggered visual neuron outputs resist deep learning-based privacy attacks, and develop a neuromorphic pose estimation framework based on event-triggered visual neuron output, achieving keypoint recognition accuracy comparable to conventional frame-based methods while significantly reducing power consumption and data bandwidth requirements.

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