Nanotechnology inspired by the brainArtificial intelligence is rapidly growing, but despite all brute computation power, our brain convincingly wins in a number of tasks. It recognizes and interprets complex patterns very fast, consuming a minimum of energy. What can we learn from the brain’s structure and functions, when designing next generation computers? Scientists of the University of Twente, from a wide range of disciplines, join forces in the new Center for Brain-Inspired Nano Systems (BRAINS), started March 27. There will also be a new Master specialization in neuromorphic computing as well.Read more
Holographic 3D coach to help healthy livingOn 11 March, DesignLab and researchers of University of Twente presented the prototype of the Holoprojector to public: a hologram projection of a coach, aimed to support physical and mental wellbeing.Read more
Nanotechnology inspired by the brain
Holographic 3D coach to help healthy living
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