Technology
Neuromorphic Vision Sensors with Event-Driven Asynchronous Readout
Quick fact
A neuromorphic vision sensor can respond to light changes in microseconds, generating data only when something moves, unlike conventional cameras that continuously stream 30–60 frames per second.
Why this is interesting
Think of how your eyes instantly notice a moving object in a static scene, without scanning every pixel continuously. What if a camera could work that way—capturing only changes, moment by moment, instead of fixed movie frames?