AIAS Lab

Neuromorphic & Spiking Neural Control

Energy-efficient adaptive control using spiking neural networks and biologically inspired learning mechanisms.

AIAS LabPurdue University Northwest
Neuromorphic & Spiking Neural Control

Research Focus

  • Spiking neural networks
  • Adaptive internal weights
  • Event-driven computation
  • Safety-critical neural control
  • Intent estimation with SNN observers

Research Direction

This research investigates spiking neural networks and neuromorphic learning for adaptive control and estimation. Event-driven computation is combined with control-theoretic analysis to develop learning architectures that are computationally efficient while retaining stability and safety properties.

Methods and Applications

Topics include spiking actor-critic control, adaptive internal synaptic weights, event-driven observers, human intent estimation, and safety-critical neural control for autonomous and robotic systems.

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