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A neuromorphic physiological signal processing system based on VO2 memristor for next-generation human-machine interface
R. Yuan, P. J. Tiw, et al.
Discover a groundbreaking neuromorphic physiological signal processing system utilizing VO2 memristors, achieving remarkable accuracies for arrhythmia classification and epileptic seizure detection. This innovative research conducted by Rui Yuan, Pek Jun Tiw, Lei Cai, Zhiyu Yang, Chang Liu, Teng Zhang, Chen Ge, Ru Huang, and Yuchao Yang showcases the incredible potential of memristors for enhancing human-machine interfaces.
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