Telluride Neuromorphic Engineering Workshop 2019
COCOHA was present (and active!) at the Telluride 2019 workshop. COCOHA was born there…
COCOHA was present (and active!) at the Telluride 2019 workshop. COCOHA was born there…
Swiss Society for Neuroscience (SSN) Meeting, Feb 1, 2019.
These videos illustrate several stages of development of the COCOHA solution. Each shows only part of the functionality, and all involve bulky laboratory equipment that may seem remote from what a user might want on his/her ear. The idea is to show “proof of concept” demonstrating how each of the main hurdles can be addressed.…
We participated in a 2-day event at the European Parliament in Brussels to showcase achievements of EU-funded projects that aim to develop technology for the purposes of social good. See Exhibition on Technology and Innovation for Social Good. We rotated three demos, based on prototypes that each addresses some aspect of the project: user acceptation (using…
The meeting Attention to Sound that we organized together with the Royal Society was a great success. Some more photos. The venue was filled to capacity and unfortunately we could not accommodate all who wished to attend. Apologies to those stranded on the waiting list! The meeting focused on auditory attention, which is of central…
Our partner Shih-Chii Liu is editing a Frontiers in Neuroscience Organized Research Topic on Bio-inspired audio processing models and systems
Our demo platform drew lots of interest at Fondation Carnot R&T day attended by a wide range of industries interested in cognitive engineering.
AESOP, a workshop on Auditory EEG Signal processing, organized by our colleagues in Leuven. Lots of results on stimulus-response modeling, very relevant to COCOHA.
Our ENS partner talked about hearing research and applications in the hearing aid industry at the outreach event “Semaine du Cerveau” organised by the Cog’Innov community.
Our UCL partner talks about gaze on Science in Action (from 8′ 40″) on the BBC World Service. Gaze is a cue to auditory attention, useful as a control signal in complement to brain signals.