Innatera, a spin-off from Delft University of Technology, develops neuromorphic processors that use analog-mixed signal computing circuits to recreate the behavior of spiking neurons and synapses. This allows sensor data to be processed much faster and with significantly less energy than traditional processors, making Innatera a trailblazing developer of ultra-low power intelligence for sensors. Their chips offer a new continuous-time processing architecture that is 100 times faster and up to 500 times more energy-efficient than conventional processors, enabling businesses to access sensor data that can be processed faster and with less energy.