dorsaVi targets humanoid robotics with neuromorphic IP, RRAM

Key points

• Dorsavi is engaging with robotics developers to explore applications for its movement data library
• The company's neuromorphic IP and RRAM hardware program aim to support rapid local responses
• Dorsavi's extensive movement data library provides a baseline for occupational health and safety studies

Full summary

Dorsavi Limited is engaging with robotics developers to explore applications for its extensive library of real-world movement data and bespoke motion-capture capabilities. The initial focus is on humanoid balance, coordination, and recovery. Dorsavi's movement data, collected over more than a decade in clinical, workplace, and sporting settings, serves as a baseline for occupational health and safety studies. The company is now presenting this resource to robotics developers to identify datasets relevant to their specific movement and control challenges. Dorsavi's neuromorphic Reflex Engine IP and RRAM hardware development program aim to support rapid local responses to sensor inputs and investigate the potential of RRAM's analogue characteristics for selected Compute-in-Memory functions.

Outlook

Dorsavi aims to connect its established sensing and data capabilities, licensed computing IP, and developing semiconductor hardware to pursue applications beyond its existing sensor markets.