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Implementation of a Drosophila-inspired orientation model on the Eye-Ris platform

Paolo ArenaLuca PatanéG. VagliasindiS. De FioreRoland StraussL. Alba

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Engineeringbusiness.industryOrientation (computer vision)Reliability (computer networking)ChipBehavioral modelingVisualizationAttitude controlIntelligent sensorComputer architectureRobotComputer visionArtificial intelligencebusiness

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A behavioral model, recently derived from experiments on fruit-flies, was implemented, with successful comparative experiments on orientation control in real robots. This model has been firstly implemented in a standard CNN structure, using an algorithm based on classical, space-invariant templates. Subsequently, the Eye-Ris platform was utilised for the implementation of the whole strategy, at the aim to constitute a stand alone smart sensor for orientation control in bio-inspired robotic platforms. The Eye-Ris vl.2 is a visual system, made by Anafocus, that employs a fully-parallel mixed-signal array sensor-processor chip. Some experiments are reported using a commercial roving platform, the Pioneer P3-AT, showing the reliability of the proposed implementation and usefulness in higher level perceptual tasks.

10.1109/cnna.2010.5430286http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11769/77986