Innatera is a semiconductor startup that aims to simplify how sensor data is processed in power constrained devices. It develops ultra-efficient neuromorphic microprocessors that mimic the brain's mechanisms for processing fast information streams from multiple sensors. These microprocessors enable complex turn-key sensor data processing functionalities, with 10,000x higher performance per watt than competing solutions. Innatera's technology is a critical enabler for next-generation devices in the IoT, wearable, and embedded domains. Innatera’s founding team has a pedigree that includes engineering management and product development of advanced microprocessor and semiconductor systems in companies such as Intel, NXP, Philips, Cypress Semiconductor, and exploratory research at institutions including TUDelft (NL) and Imperial College (UK). The company's partnership with TUDelft leverages over 10 years of advanced research into novel architectures and circuits for energy-efficient computing.
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