Themis Prodromakis | AI hardware | Memristors | nanotechnology | Bioelectronic Medicine | SKRAPS

AI hardware, royal academy of engineering, memristors

Imagine a world where there ia data deluge; much more than what it is today. What if there was a way to tap into this data without compromising privacy. While existing hardware and chip technologies do not have the ability to process information right on your device, they rely on sending this out to processing centers via the cloud.

What if your device (be it a consumer device (like a phone or a driverless car) or a medical implant) was capable of doing all of this on the chip and enable real-time decision making.

Some key handles for social media savvy to follow:
Centre for Electronics Frontiers that Themis directs :
@CElFrontiers
Themis is the Royal Academy of Engineering Chair in Emerging Technologies:
@RAEngNews
ArC Instruments:
@ArcInstruments
University of Southampton:
@unisouthampton
FORTE programme Grant in relation to #memristors:
@FORTE_EPSRC
EPSRC: @EPSRC
Royal Society that supports Themis' work:
@royalsociety