According to a recent study conducted by Heidelberg University geoinformation scientists and published in Scientific Reports, a global research team has created a novel AI-supported technique for mapping mosquito populations.
Pano AI (Pano), the leading developer of artificial intelligence-driven wildfire detection, and Austin Energy, today announced the full deployment of an advanced AI-driven wildfire camera detection system, marking a significant step forward in enhancing wildfire response capabilities across Central Texas.
According to a study published in The Lancet Rheumatology, researchers from Trinity College Dublin's School of Medicine and the ADAPT Centre at the School of Computer Science and Statistics collaborated with researchers from Lund University to make a significant breakthrough in vasculitis research.
Researchers have developed a Harmonious Terrain Adaptability and Stability (HTEC) foot, a bionic structure that enhances the stability and adaptability of humanoid robots on various terrains.
Collaborative Drug Discovery (CDD), provider of CDD Vault, a web-based scientific research informatics platform, is excited to announce the launch of the CDD AI Support ChatBot, a cutting-edge capability to enhance the user support experience by offering immediate responses to basic customer support inquiries.
A recent study has revealed that integrating risk markers, thorough MRI evaluation, and artificial intelligence (AI) enhances the accuracy of prostate cancer risk assessment.
A team of researchers from Osaka Metropolitan University have recently evaluated the environmental costs of artificial intelligence (AI), revealing the requirement for global sustainability initiatives.
In a study published in Scientific Reports, a team led by Associate Professor Hideyuki Kobayashi of the Department of Urology, Toho University School of Medicine, Tokyo, Japan, created an AI model that can predict the risk of male infertility with no need for semen analysis by measuring hormone levels in a blood test.
Researchers at Binghamton University and the State University of New York have developed a groundbreaking aquatic robot capable of skimming across water surfaces.
Cigarette butts, discarded food wrappers, shards of plastic - all items we wish to avoid when we're at the beach and have our toes in the sand.
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