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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…
Dr. Nguyen Duc Thanh, Faculty of Electrical and Electronics, Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology has successfully researched human emotion recognition robots.
If you find that your computer has unusual behavior such as slow startup and shutdown, slow processor, open, close slow applications, some strange programs appear, then…
Our current data output is 2.5 million (quintillion) bytes of data per day, according to IFL Science.
US scientists are studying a software that can identify the actions of people on surveillance cameras and use algorithms to predict those who are going to break the law.
Symantec has released a free trial version of the new Norton AntiBot software that identifies malware on the system by analyzing their behavior.
According to a national telephone survey, one in five children in a year has been seduced by unwanted sex or harassed online. Typical Internet security programs encourag…
According to a reliable source, the technology Microsoft uses to monitor user behavior on the AdCenter online advertising platform has violated personal privacy.
In the process of analyzing the behavior of Internet addresses, some security experts found that hackers could control more than one-third of websites with simple tricks…
An international team of researchers has developed a machine learning algorithm that can learn and model complex molecular behaviors.
Kaspar is a social robot designed to communicate with autistic children. The robot can sing, imitate the way of eating, playing the rattles drum and even combing the hai…
Russian scientists are prepared to complete the calculation program, just using the features of a smartphone to determine the abnormal behavior of individuals in the cro…
Simulating the behavior of insects in nature, Harvard's micro-robots are considered to be extremely effective spy, search, and rescue.
Robots can be human-like, but lifeless eyes still make it easy to recognize it as a robot.
A Japanese company recently developed a device that helps people understand their pets by helping them read their thoughts or emotions.