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In‐Sensor Compression and Computing
In article number 2201111, Hong Wang and co‐workers use indium–gallium–zinc oxide phototransistors to achieve in‐sensor compression and computing, simulating the powerful information processing capability of the biological vision system, which only needs a partial signal stimulation to perceive the entire signal.
The biological nervous system possesses a powerful information processing capability, and only needs a partial signal stimulation to perceive the entire signal. Likewise, the hardware implementation of an information processing system with similar capabilities is of great significance, for reducing the dimensions of data from sensors and improving the processing efficiency. Here, it is reported that...
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