Skin-Like Stretchable Neuromorphic Devices for Artificial Intelligence Applications
AssigneeThe University of Chicago
InventorsSihong Wang, Yahao Dai, Shilei Dai
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AssigneeThe University of Chicago
InventorsSihong Wang, Yahao Dai, Shilei Dai
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This disclosure generally relates to neuromorphic computing devices, systems, and platforms for artificial intelligence applications. Specifically, the disclosed platform is stretchable, and devices fabricated based on such a platform can thus be configured to adhere to human skin conformably even in areas of the skin that frequently stretch, bend, or otherwise deform. The devices may be integrated to form a wearable and stretchable artificial neural network (ANN) circuit for performing predictive health monitoring and other functions. For example, each neuron of the ANN may be based on a neuromorphic organic-electrochemical-transistor (OECT) structure and each OECT structure may be based on a redox-active electrochemical cell. The ANN can be trained and updated as the device is being worn on human body. The electronic characteristics relevant the neuromorphic computation of the ANN may be minimally impacted by repeated stretching of the device.
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