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Kniterate is an electronic textile machine that allows printing digital designs into real products thanks to 3D technology. The product is currently calling for funds on…
Contrary to those who are afraid of enslaved humanity, Ray Kurzweil, Google's Chief Technology Officer, thinks that 12 years from now, people will be better off with sup…
By mimicking the gestures of visual pits, scientists at the University of Stuttgart, Germany have helped machines with the ability to focus strongly on vision like an ea…
Is it possible for machines to write their own software and occupy the programmer's jobs?
American billionaire Elon Musk plans to dig a tunnel underneath the city of Los Angeles with a giant drill to reduce traffic congestion.
In a World Government Summit, Elon Musk declared:
The energy industry is also taking noticeable advances in laser technology.
FreshWater promises to eliminate the worries of lacking clean water around the world.
Machines will be able to replace the whole person during the main creation process
Centrifuges, including a high-speed motor, are an extremely important device for medical testing. It uses centrifugal force to separate the liquid into separate parts.
Mercedes trucks can run on the road themselves. Google's computer won over the go-go grandmaster. App appearances can translate sentences with accuracy similar to humans.
Earlier this month, Apple announced that it would begin publicizing its research on machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI). This will help uncover the secret…
Scientists at the Nanyang Technological University, led by Professor Hirotaka Sato, have conducted research on the transformation of the common beetle into a living beet…
The latest research shows that computers can understand more than 90% of what is said just by observing lips movements without hearing sounds.
While people often lack objectivity when making these assessments, artificial intelligence overcomes that disadvantage.