Technology

Big Tech giants are gearing up to release their quarterly results, giving us a peek into the sustainability of their investments in artificial intelligence (AI). Wedbush Securities analysts are optimistic about the growth potential that AI offers, predicting accelerated earnings and growth as the AI revolution sweeps through various industries. While Microsoft and Google are
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Optical spectrometers have long been valued for their versatility in producing and measuring light properties across the electromagnetic spectrum. Traditionally, these instruments have been associated with advanced optical components and complex mechanisms, resulting in bulky and expensive designs that limit their accessibility. Recent efforts by electronics engineers, however, are aimed at developing compact and affordable
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The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in various industries has seen rapid growth in recent years, leading to automation and improved efficiency in operations. An insightful feature article in the AIChE Journal delves into the challenges and advantages of utilizing Intelligence Augmentation (IA) in process safety systems. The collaborative effort of researchers such as Dr.
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The textile industry is notorious for its detrimental impact on the environment, generating a staggering 92 million tons of textile waste globally each year. However, a groundbreaking invention by University of Minnesota Duluth associate professor Abigail Clarke-Sather and her team is set to change the game. The Fiber Shredder, a patent-pending machine, has been in
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Imitation learning has shown great promise in teaching robots how to perform everyday tasks with reliability and precision. One common method used in imitation learning involves collecting detailed human demonstrations to enable robots to mimic specific movements. However, existing teleoperation systems struggle to effectively reproduce the complex and coordinated movements performed by humans, limiting the
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The University of Western Australia’s TeraNet recently achieved a monumental breakthrough in space communication by successfully receiving laser signals from a German satellite in low Earth orbit. This accomplishment opens up possibilities for a 1,000-fold increase in communication bandwidth between space and Earth. Associate Professor Sascha Schediwy, leading the TeraNet team at the International Centre
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