Cognitive computing methods and systems based on bilogival neurol networks
AssigneeAlpvision S.A.
InventorsFrederic JORDAN, Martin KUTTER, Yves DELACRETAZ
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AssigneeAlpvision S.A.
InventorsFrederic JORDAN, Martin KUTTER, Yves DELACRETAZ
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A Biological Neural Network (BNN) core unit comprising a neural cell culture, an input stimulation unit, an output readout unit may be controlled through its various life cycles to provide data processing functionality. An automation system comprising an environmental and chemical controller unit adapted to operate with the BNN stimulation and readout data interfaces facilitates the monitoring and adaptation of the BNN core unit parameters. Pre-processing and post-processing of the BNN interface signals may further facilitate the training and reinforcement learning by the BNN. Multiple BNN core units may also be assembled together as a stack. The proposed system provides a BNN Operating System as a core component for a wetware server to receive, process and transmit data for different client applications without exposing the BNN core unit components to the client user while requiring significantly less energy than conventional silicon-based hardware and software information processing for high-level cognitive computing tasks.
An automated processing system for transforming a spatio-temporal input data signal into a spatio-temporal output data signal, the system comprising:
A method for transforming a spatio-temporal input data signal into a spatio-temporal output data signal with an automation controller and a Biological Neural Network (BNN) core unit, the BNN core unit comprising at least an in vitro culture of neural cells (the BNN culture) adapted, with an input stimulation unit, to feed a stimulation spatio-temporal signal into a first set of the neural cells and adapted, with an output readout unit, to readout a spatio-temporal signal from a second set of the neural cells, the method comprising:
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