The integration of light sensing and neuromorphic computing functionalities into devices based on gallium nitride represents a pivotal advancement in overcoming the constraints of conventional discrete devices. This innovative approach not only amplifies information processing efficiency but also minimizes system power consumption and latency. It provides essential hardware support for the development of high-speed, low-power, and highly integrated intelligent optoelectronic systems. Furthermore, this breakthrough heralds the evolution of next-generation optoelectronic intelligent sensing and processing technologies, encompassing biomimetic vision chips and optical neuromorphic computing.
