NASA NTRS · 20000050236
Extended Logic Intelligent Processing System for a Sensor Fusion Processor Hardware
Abstract
The paper presents the hardware implementation and initial tests from a low-power, highspeed reconfigurable sensor fusion processor. The Extended Logic Intelligent Processing System (ELIPS) is described, which combines rule-based systems, fuzzy logic, and neural networks to achieve parallel fusion of sensor signals in compact low power VLSI. The development of the ELIPS concept is being done to demonstrate the interceptor functionality which particularly underlines the high speed and low power requirements. The hardware programmability allows the processor to reconfigure into different machines, taking the most efficient hardware implementation during each phase of information processing. Processing speeds of microseconds have been demonstrated using our test hardware.
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Stoica, Adrian, Thomas, Tyson, Li, Wei-Te, Daud, Taher, Fabunmi, James. 2000-01-01. Extended Logic Intelligent Processing System for a Sensor Fusion Processor Hardware. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20000050236
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