IN A NUTSHELL 🧠 Researchers at RMIT University have developed a neuromorphic device that mimics the human brain’s information processing capabilities. 🌟 The device uses molybdenum disulfide to replicate neuron functions, enabling real-time vision and memory without extensive computational power. 🚗 This innovation promises to enhance autonomous vehicles and robotics by providing faster, more efficient … Continue reading “Robots Can Finally See”: Brain-Inspired Chip Gives Humanoids and Electric Vehicles Instant Vision With Human-Level Perception