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Second Generation Programmable Artificial Retina (1999)  (Make Corrections)  (1 citation)
Fabrice Paillet, Damien Mercier Thierry M. Bernard



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Abstract: Lodging a general enough digital processing element (PE) in each pixel of a CMOS imager aims at getting a programmable artificial retina (PAR) that can support fast, compact, low power and low cost vision. Using original architecture and circuit techniques, we have designed and operated a 128 128 PAR capable of grey-level image processing and pattern recognition with not even 50 transistors per PE. 1. INTRODUCTION As year 2000 approaches, the progress in VLSI CMOS technology has a growing... (Update)

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F. Paillet, D. Mercier, and T.M. Bernard. Second generation programmable artificial retina. In Proc. IEEE ASIC Conf., pages 304--309, September 1999. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/paillet99second.html   More

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