Self-Organizing Machine Architecture

Self-Organizing Machine Architecture

SOMA is a France-Switzerland collaborative project which aims to develop a computing machine with self-organizing properties inspired by the functioning of the brain. The SOMA project addresses this challenge by lying at the intersection of four main research fields, namely adaptive reconfigurable c...

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Veröffentlicht in:ERCIM News 2021-04, Vol.125
Hauptverfasser: Girau, Bernard, Miramond, Benoit, Rougier, Nicolas P., Upegui, Andres
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description SOMA is a France-Switzerland collaborative project which aims to develop a computing machine with self-organizing properties inspired by the functioning of the brain. The SOMA project addresses this challenge by lying at the intersection of four main research fields, namely adaptive reconfigurable computing, cellular computing, computational neuroscience, and neuromorphic engineering. In the framework of SOMA, we designed the SCALP platform, a 3D array of FPGAs and processors permitting to prototype and evaluate self-organization mechanisms on physical cellular machines.
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