In this paper we propose a new hardware architecture for the implementation of an artificial neuron based on organic memristive elements and operational amplifiers. This architecture is proposed as a possible solution for the integration and deployment of the cluster based biorealistic simulation of a mammalian brain into a robotic system. Originally, this simulation has been developed through a neuro-biologically inspired cognitive architecture (NeuCogAr) re-implementing basic emotional states or affects in a computational system. This way, the dopamine, serotonin and noradrenaline pathways developed in NeuCogAr are synthesized through hardware memristors suitable for the implementation of basic emotional states or affects on a biologically inspired robotic system.

The Memristive Artificial Neuron High Level Architecture for Biologically Inspired Robotic Systems

Erokhin Victor;
2017

Abstract

In this paper we propose a new hardware architecture for the implementation of an artificial neuron based on organic memristive elements and operational amplifiers. This architecture is proposed as a possible solution for the integration and deployment of the cluster based biorealistic simulation of a mammalian brain into a robotic system. Originally, this simulation has been developed through a neuro-biologically inspired cognitive architecture (NeuCogAr) re-implementing basic emotional states or affects in a computational system. This way, the dopamine, serotonin and noradrenaline pathways developed in NeuCogAr are synthesized through hardware memristors suitable for the implementation of basic emotional states or affects on a biologically inspired robotic system.
2017
Istituto dei Materiali per l'Elettronica ed il Magnetismo - IMEM
978-1-5090-6530-1
Cognitive architecture
memristive elements
circuits
artificial neuron
affects
biologically inspired robotic system
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