Research InstituteResearches semiconductor technologies and architectures for neuromorphic computing.
Companies, researchers, investors, events, programs, funding, and papers shaping brain-inspired computing.
The field
Definition
A source-backed directory of the neuromorphic computing ecosystem, including chips, event-based sensing, spiking systems, software, research, and capital.
Field at a glance
Who is working on it, and who is paying for it
The labs, companies and funders doing the work, and the groups helping it along.
Research InstituteResearches semiconductor technologies and architectures for neuromorphic computing.
Government AgencyUS measurement science and standards agency.
Research InstituteConducts neural computing research and develops neuromorphic algorithms and hardware.
UniversityUniversity associated with SpiNNcloud and large-scale neuromorphic computing research.
UniversityHome of SpiNNaker, a large-scale real-time platform for spiking neural networks.
UniversityHome of the International Centre for Neuromorphic Systems.
Venture CapitalInvesting in early-stage technology companies across Europe.
Corporate Venture CapitalCorporate venture investor focused on artificial intelligence and deep technology.
Corporate Venture CapitalInvesting in the future of deep-tech innovation.
Corporate Venture CapitalTechnology-transfer and investment organization connected to Delft University of Technology.
Venture CapitalInvesting in early-stage B2B software startups.
Government VcEuropean Union innovation funding and investment body.
Government VcEuropean Union financing institution.
Venture StudioBuilding and financing healthtech startups.
Corporate Venture CapitalInvesting in the future of compute.
Government VcAccelerating sustainable and innovative transitions in the Netherlands.
Venture CapitalInvesting in deep tech for global impact.
Venture CapitalInvesting in early-stage deep tech companies.
Venture CapitalBacking the future of European industry.
Venture CapitalTurning vision into value through innovative investments.
Venture CapitalInvesting in Northern innovation for societal impact.
Corporate Venture CapitalAutomotive group and strategic investor.
Venture CapitalInvesting in the future of SpaceTech.
Venture CapitalInvesting in the next wave of technology and innovation.
Venture CapitalInvesting in the future of deeptech.
Corporate Venture CapitalTechnology company and strategic investor.
StartupBuilds software and models for neuromorphic and brain-inspired computing.
StartupDevelops neuromorphic processors and event-based AI systems.
Startup
StartupDevelops event-based vision sensors and neuromorphic camera systems.
StartupDevelops neuromorphic processors for energy-efficient edge intelligence.
StartupSpinout that reverse-engineers insect brains to build natural intelligence autonomy software for robots.
StartupDevelops event-based neuromorphic vision sensors and software.
StartupCommercializes large-scale real-time neuromorphic computing infrastructure.
StartupDevelops ultra-low-power neuromorphic intelligence and sensing systems.
OtherInnovating the future of technology.
The names to know
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Co-founder and chief executive of event-based vision company Prophesee.
Researcher and leader of Intel neuromorphic computing programs, including Loihi and the Intel Neuromorphic Research Community.
Co-founder and chief executive of neuromorphic intelligence company SynSense.
Computer engineer who led the SpiNNaker neuromorphic computing project at the University of Manchester.
Co-founder and chief executive of neuromorphic processor company Innatera.
The reading, grouped by topic
Each paper is counted once. Open a card for its preprint and its published version, where both exist.
Journal Article
A review of the path toward general-purpose brain-inspired computing systems and their hardware and software foundations.
Journal Article
A field-wide roadmap covering neuromorphic devices, circuits, architectures, algorithms, sensors, and applications.
Preprint
A community framework for comparable evaluation of neuromorphic algorithms and systems.
Preprint
A description of Loihi 2 capabilities and software support for efficient neuromorphic signal processing.
Where the field meets
International forum for neuromorphic systems, architectures, algorithms, and applications.
Long-running workshop bringing together researchers in neuromorphic engineering, cognition, sensing, and robotics.
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The 2026 edition of the International Conference on Neuromorphic Systems.
The 2026 Telluride workshop on neuromorphic cognition engineering.
Money and ways in
The Intel Neuromorphic Research Community connects academic, government, and corporate teams working with Intel neuromorphic systems.
What people in the field are saying
Official Prophesee update describing strategic investment supporting its neuromorphic vision technology.
The field, out loud
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