The operation of the DVS event camera is controlled by the user through adjusting different
bias parameters. These biases affect the response of the camera by controlling-among other …

The effect of temperature and parasitic photocurrent on event-based dynamic vision sensors
(DVS) is important because of their application in uncontrolled robotic, automotive, and …

Dynamic vision sensors (DVS) represent a promising new technology, offering low power
consumption, sparse output, high temporal resolution, and wide dynamic range. These …

Mixed-signal neuromorphic systems represent a promising solution for solving extreme-
edge computing tasks without relying on external computing resources. Their spiking neural …

Event-based cameras bring new perspectives for perception systems by making them faster,
smarter, and less energy-consuming. While they are spreading into many application …

Neuromorphic dynamic vision sensors (DVS), often called event-based sensors (EBS), are a
novel class of cameras that have recently shown potential to make a significant impact in the …

We report measurement methods and metrics for the evaluation of dynamic vision sensor
(DVS) pixels. In particular, we developed automated test environments and test metrics …

Traditional visual sensor technology is firmly rooted in the concept of sequences of image
frames. The sequence of stroboscopic images in these" frame cameras" is very different …

The ability to classify skin color based on images from bare skin is highly sought after in
various industries and professions, including dermatology, cosmetics, skincare products …