NICE 2019 Talk - Space imaging with event-based sensors

Active Sensing and its application to neuromorphic space imaging

On the 28th of March 2019, I gave a talk at the 2019 NICE Conference at the SUNY Polytechnic Institute in Albany, NY. In this talk, I introduce the benefits of using neuromorphic sensors for space imaging tasks, and how the biology-inspired pixels in those devices enable capabilities that cannot be achieved using conventional cameras. This talk is a subset of the longer keynote talk given at the ICONS conference later in 2019. For a longer and more in-depth discussion of this work (and one that includes the very important issue of robotic foosball), you can watch the ICONS keynote talk here.