Abstract
In-memory sensing and computing devices integrate the functionalities of sensors, memory, and processors, offering advantages such as low power consumption, high bandwidth, and zero latency, making them particularly suitable for simulating synaptic behavior in biological neural networks. As the pace of digital transformation accelerates, the demand for efficient information processing technologies is increasing, and in-memory sensing and computing devices show great potential in AI, machine learning, and edge computing. In recent years, with the continuous advancement of infrared detector technology, infrared in-memory sensing and computing devices have also seen new opportunities for development. This article reviews the latest research progress in infrared in-memory sensing and computing devices. It first introduces the working principles and performance metrics of in-memory sensing and computing devices, then discusses in detail transistors and memristor-type devices with infrared band response, and finally looks forward to the development prospects of the field. Through innovation in new semiconductor materials and structures, the development trajectory of infrared in-memory sensing and computing devices has been significantly expanded, providing new impetus for the development of a new generation of information technology.
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