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These psychedelic designs can be printed on t-shirts to fool identity identification systems.
Hanoi University of Technology is studying a system to support the diagnosis of liver cancer based on ultrasound imaging and gene interpretation data.
The new system cuts out many difficult steps, allows for faster translation and gets an impressive result.
This vehicle has 5 seats, operates with 6 propellers, has the same design as the remote control aircraft.
According to information from the manufacturer, currently 63% of the population in Africa living near the Sahara region cannot access the world market because of languag…
For the first time, virtual assistant using artificial intelligence (AI) named Ki-Ki was launched in Vietnam, designed by Vietnamese engineers.
Computers are creating fake faces more ... real. Most recently, NVIDIA created characters on a computer screen, doing what their true selves have never done in their liv…
Shriya Devadig and Bhakti Shetty researchers have studied the existing ability of artificial intelligence and created a system to ease the pain of losing loved ones.
FPT and Fujitsu will build Fujitsu FPT Smart Cooperation Center in Hanoi with two production models
The funeral agency Phoenix and a group of Swedish scientists are calling for volunteers to allow a version of their deceased relatives to be created in robotic form.
Dr. Con Slobodchikoff, emeritus professor of biology at the University of Northern Arizona (USA) has similar questions and he spent 30 years of his life studying their b…
Baidu, the giant of China, has announced a new achievement in the field of artificial intelligence.
In general, AI technology has not really made significant progress but is only taking over our lives. Let's see how this technology is affecting the way we work.
China this week unveiled its first AI-based police station, which will soon be operational in Wuhan.
Sony's first attack will be a pet robot, like a real dog, controlling home appliances with voice commands.