Check out the work of Kofi Odame on implementing algorithms in analog circuitry on integrated circuits: https://engineering.dartmouth.edu/community/faculty/kof

Check out the work of Kofi Odame on implementing algorithms in analog circuitry on integrated circuits: https://engineering.dartmouth.edu/community/faculty/kofi-odame https://engineering.dartmouth.edu/community/faculty/kofi-oda... He's interested in creating analog circuits that are more efficient than digital ones for signal processing and machine learning. I've programmed an analog computer when I was working in the military-industrial complex long ago, implemented a standard missile guidance algorithm for an IR missile using a dual feedback loop and adjustable nav ratio. It was kind of like programming with wires to implement math. It had noise limitations on accuracy, in part because of the many wires exposed to florescent lights and digital computers in the room. Quite interesting. I think the Analog Thing might make a good EuroRack music making module! Turn math into music.