Biologically-inspired hardware for sophisticated imaging tasks

Computational Sensors Corp.’s computational engines rely on our continuing development of algorithms that apply sophisticated mathematics coupled with the processing power of the VLSI spatio-temporal processing technology to achieve the same flexibility and quasi-cognitive adaptabilities used in human perception. Some recent missile defense algorithm examples based on our computational engines include:

• Hit-to-kill using wavelet discrimination
• Sub-pixel micro dynamics recognition
• Mid-course discrimination
• Boost phase trajectory tracking
• Early launch azimuth estimation
• Cruise missile interceptor discrimination in heavy clutter