Neuromorphic computing with optomechanical oscillators
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| author | Gaspari, Andrea Avriller, Rémi Marquardt, Florian Pistolesi, Fabio |
| author_facet | Gaspari, Andrea Avriller, Rémi Marquardt, Florian Pistolesi, Fabio |
| contents | The increasing resource demands of artificial neural networks have prompted the exploration of novel platforms better suited for machine learning. In this context, phase oscillators represent a promising candidate due to their intrinsic nonlinearity and their ability to exhibit collective synchronization when coupled together. In the present work, we investigate one such implementation: a network of optomechanical oscillators pumped in the blue-detuned regime to achieve self-sustained oscillations. We propose a theoretical framework to describe their dynamics and demonstrate how such systems can be employed for neuromorphic computing. We discuss how they can be trained and analyze a platform, based on drum resonators, that could enable their physical implementation. Ultimately, the theoretical results obtained from modelling an XOR gate using 5 nodes in an all-to-all configuration are discussed. |
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| spellingShingle | Neuromorphic computing with optomechanical oscillators Gaspari, Andrea Avriller, Rémi Marquardt, Florian Pistolesi, Fabio Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics The increasing resource demands of artificial neural networks have prompted the exploration of novel platforms better suited for machine learning. In this context, phase oscillators represent a promising candidate due to their intrinsic nonlinearity and their ability to exhibit collective synchronization when coupled together. In the present work, we investigate one such implementation: a network of optomechanical oscillators pumped in the blue-detuned regime to achieve self-sustained oscillations. We propose a theoretical framework to describe their dynamics and demonstrate how such systems can be employed for neuromorphic computing. We discuss how they can be trained and analyze a platform, based on drum resonators, that could enable their physical implementation. Ultimately, the theoretical results obtained from modelling an XOR gate using 5 nodes in an all-to-all configuration are discussed. |
| title | Neuromorphic computing with optomechanical oscillators |
| topic | Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.11658 |