Artificial Retina Chips as Image Input Interfaces for Multimedia Systems

Takashi Toyoda; Yoshikazu Nitta; Eiichi Funatsu; Yasunari Miyake; W. T. Freeman; W. T. Freeman; Jun Ohta; Kazuo Kyuma

First Optoelectronics and Communications Conference
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1996),
paper 19A2.2

Artificial Retina Chips as Image Input Interfaces for Multimedia Systems

Takashi Toyoda, Yoshikazu Nitta, Eiichi Funatsu, Yasunari Miyake, W. T. Freeman, Jun Ohta, and Kazuo Kyuma

Optoelectronics and Communications Conference 1996

Chiba Japan
16–19 July 1996
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T. Toyoda, Y. Nitta, E. Funatsu, Y. Miyake, W. T. Freeman, J. Ohta, and K. Kyuma, "Artificial Retina Chips as Image Input Interfaces for Multimedia Systems," in First Optoelectronics and Communications Conference, Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1996), paper 19A2.2.

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Abstract

Artificial retina chips are applied to systems for target tracing and gesture recognition. They would be useful for human input interface for multimedia systems.

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