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An alliance called European Committee for Interoperable Systems (ECIS), which includes big names such as IBM, Nokia, Oracle, Red Hat RealNetworks Sun Microsystems, Corel…
Researchers at the University. Berkeley, California has successfully developed a new learning technology that allows robots to imagine their future actions.
NVIDIA has developed a way to train robots to perform actions by observing people.
This project expects a breakthrough that makes the artificial system think about their actions and implement
This tool is currently placed in a building that does not draw attention in a narrow street in Palo Alto, California.
Scenes of action movies using elevator cables will no longer play, as any modern building applies this extremely advanced ladder system.
Until now, the robot's actions and control abilities were only on par with that of a two-year-old.
In a landmark study recently, scientists at the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands have demonstrated one of the most fundamental phenomena of quantum theo…
When it comes to learning how to cook, it seems like today's robots are not too different from humans?
Special monitoring devices used by police agencies and criminal investigations in the future will be able to help detect or prevent a shooting.
Technology can appear everywhere in your home, from smart door handles, smart locks and today we have smart door mats - a product called SmartMat created by Dr. Andrew C…
Scientists can now track shark activity by attaching cameras to their dorsal fins.
This robot can not read human thoughts, but it can observe a person's movements and predict what to do next.
The US Department of Defense is funding a project to create an artificial intelligence monitoring system, with the ambition to predict the future.
In the future, thanks to the 3D gesture recognition technology, we only need to wave to control electronic devices.