Self-Powered Artificial Eye Sees Color Like Humans #sciencefather #researcher #ArtificialVision #AI



Researchers at Tokyo University of Science have developed a self-powered neuromorphic synapse that mimics human color vision using dye-sensitized solar cells. It operates without external power, achieves 10-nanometre color resolution, and performs logic operations—paving the way for ultra-efficient machine vision in smart devices..

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