A flexible architecture for image processing. - Reiner W. Hartenstein; Alexander G. Hirschbiel; Michael Weber 008 (Microprocess. Microprogramming, 1987)

Xputers: An Open Family of Non-Von Neumann Architectures. - Reiner W. Hartenstein; Alexander G. Hirschbiel; Michael Weber 008 (ARCS, 1990)

A Novel Paradigm of Parallel Computation and its Use to Implement Simple High Performance Hardware. - Reiner W. Hartenstein; Alexander G. Hirschbiel; Michael Weber 008 (CONPAR, 1990)

Automatic Synthesis of Cheap Hardware Accelerators for Signal Processing and Image Processing. - Reiner W. Hartenstein; Alexander G. Hirschbiel; Michael Riedmüller; Karin Schmidt; Michael Weber 008 (DAGM-Symposium, 1990)

The Machine Paradigm of Xputers and its Application to Digital Signal Processing Acceleration. - Reiner W. Hartenstein; Alexander G. Hirschbiel; Michael Weber 008 (ICPP (1), 1990)

Xputers: very high throughput by innovative computing principles. - Reiner W. Hartenstein; Alexander G. Hirschbiel; Michael Weber 008 (Jerusalem Conference on Information Technology, 1990)

Xputer use in image processing and digital signal processing. - Reiner W. Hartenstein; Alexander G. Hirschbiel; Karin Lemmert; Michael Riedmüller; Karin Schmidt; Michael Weber 008 (VCIP, 1990)

Novel processor architecture based on auto data sequencing and low level parallelism. - Alexander G. Hirschbiel (1991)

A novel ASIC design approach based on a new machine paradigm. - Reiner W. Hartenstein; Alexander G. Hirschbiel; Michael Riedmüller; Karin Schmidt; Michael Weber 008 (IEEE J. Solid State Circuits, 1991)

A novel paradigm of parallel computation and its use to implement simple high-performance hardware. - Reiner W. Hartenstein; Alexander G. Hirschbiel; Karin Schmidt; Michael Weber 008 (Future Gener. Comput. Syst., 1992)