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Using Artificial Intelligence to Engineer Materials’ Properties

New system of “strain engineering” can change a material’s optical, electrical, and thermal properties.

13 Feb 2019

Researchers Find Ways to Use Artificial Intelligence to Tweak Properties of Advanced Materials

The orderly arrangement of atoms in the structure of a piece of semiconductor or other crystalline material can be deformed by applying very less strain, where the deformation could be sufficient to cause drastic variations in its properties, such as the way it transmits light or conducts heat and electricity.

12 Feb 2019

Innovative AI Navigation System Could be Used as a “Tow Truck” for Useless Satellites

In certain zones in space, outside the atmosphere of Earth, useless satellites go to die or, otherwise, to hang out—forever. Located too high to burn up in the atmosphere, but extremely slow to escape Earth’s gravity, old satellites are condemned to circle in the so-called graveyard orbits.

4 Feb 2019

Study Shows How Machine-Learning Systems Translate Text from One Language to Another

MIT researchers, in association with the Qatar Computing Research Institute (QCRI), are placing the machine-learning systems called neural networks under the microscope.

4 Feb 2019

Innovative, Machine Learning-Based Tool for Identifying and Combating Fake News

Fake news, such as distorted facts and invented stories, is spreading like wildfire over the Internet and is usually shared without a second thought, specifically on social media.

4 Feb 2019

Researchers Develop a Perception System for Soft Robots

Motivated by the way humans are able to process information regarding their own bodies in space and with respect to other people and objects, an international research team has created a novel perception system for soft robots.

31 Jan 2019

MIT’s Jenga-Playing Robot Could Help Assemble Small Parts in a Manufacturing Line

A robot is cautiously considering its next move in the basement of MIT’s Building 3. It lightly jabs at a tower of blocks and searches for the best block to pull out without collapsing the tower, in a slow-moving, solitary, but remarkably sprightly game of Jenga.

31 Jan 2019

Machine-Vision News

Using Artificial Intelligence to Engineer Materials’ Properties

Researchers Find Ways to Use Artificial Intelligence to Tweak Properties of Advanced Materials

Innovative AI Navigation System Could be Used as a “Tow Truck” for Useless Satellites

Study Shows How Machine-Learning Systems Translate Text from One Language to Another

Innovative, Machine Learning-Based Tool for Identifying and Combating Fake News

Researchers Develop a Perception System for Soft Robots

MIT’s Jenga-Playing Robot Could Help Assemble Small Parts in a Manufacturing Line

Novel Model for Identifying AI “Blind Spots” in Autonomous Systems Using Human Input

New Machine-Learning Algorithm Could Teach “Ambidextrous” Robots to Grasp and Pick Up Any Item

Wearable AI Revolution at CES 2019: OrCam Technologies' Empowering Platforms

New Robot Uses Touch to Foster Social Engagement in Children

BitFlow Announces Integration of NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin Module with Its Cyton and Claxon CoaXPress Frame Grabbers

Low-Cost, High-Precision Technology for Robot Motion Capture

Enhanced Confidence AI Applications in Autonomous Vehicles

Optogenetics Illuminates Cerebellum's Role in Neuroprosthetics

Robots and Renewable Energy: Hydropower Inspections

Robots and Renewable Energy: Wind Farm Monitoring

Robots and Renewable Energy: Solar Plant Security

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Robot Chef: The Future of Automated Meal Preparation

Tiny Robotic Crab: The Smallest-Ever Remote-Controlled Walking Robot

Resurrecting Ancient Cephalopods with Robots