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Welcome to the Intelligent Digital Systems Lab at Imperial College

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The iDSL lab is part of the Electrical and Electronic Engineering Department of Imperial College London.

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Welcome to the Intelligent Digital Systems Lab webpage.

fpgaConvNet is a framework developed in our lab to bridge the gap between DL developers and FPGAs

Check our open-source research projects.

Our group members, Petros and Alex, won the 2023 AMD Open Hardware Competition.

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Dr.Bouganis introduces 12-year students to our work on Convolutional Neural Networks.

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We had a great time demonstrating our drone research in this year's Imperial Festival.

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"Toolflows for Mapping Convolutional Neural Networks on FPGAs: A Survey and Future Directions" accepted on ACM Computing Surveys (Click to access the proposed CNN-to-FPGA Benchmark Suite).

We collaborate with KIOS Research Center on enhancing drones with Embedded Visual Intelligence.

Selected Publications: [Early Access] IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks and Learning Systems, 2018

Selected Publications: [Preprint] IROS 2019

Selected Publications: ISVLSI 2019

Selected Publications: [Preprint] ACM Computing Surveys (2018)

Selected Publications: [Preprint] IROS 2018

Selected Publications: ARC 2019

Selected Publications: [Preprint] FPL 2018

Selected Publications: [Preprint] FPL 2018

Selected Publications: [Extended Abstract] SysML 2018

Selected Publications: [Preprint] ARC 2018

Selected Publications: FPL 2017

Selected Publications: FPL 2017

Selected Publications: FCCM 2016

Selected Publications: FCCM 2017

Selected Publications: LearningSys 2015

Selected Publications: IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems for Video Technology 2014

Research

In the Intelligent Digital Systems Lab, we perform research towards high-performance (embedded) digital systems spanning several topic areas, including machine learning, computer vision, and robotics.