Tricore
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TriCore is the name of a multicore-processor design by Infineon Technologies.
According to its designers, TriCore is advantageous based on its 3-in-1 architecture consisting of a microcontroller, digital signal processor (imparting computational power), and reduced instruction set-based load-store computing system (with its improved price/performance ratio).
TriCore also includes a second peripheral control processor to handle data moving tasks and reducing the CPU load for simpler functions.
[edit] BEAM robotics
In BEAM robotics, TriCore is a Nv network loop-topology consisting of three Nv neurons. The circuit, comprised of a network of artificial neurons, is used to simulate the behavior of true neurons.
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