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Turning old into new: A second life for vehicle components
A huge number of used parts end up in the scrap yard for recycling every year. It is far more resource-efficient, however, to remanufacture alternators, starters and the like as part of a recirculation approach. This reduces waste, lowers the CO2 footprint and extends the service life of products.
How Granulate supports Intel’s high-performance computing efforts
With the acquisition of Granulate, Intel has strengthened its portfolio of tools aimed at improving high performance computing.
New artificial intelligence hub to aid Sellafield decommissioning
The facility in Whitehaven, known as RAICo1, will be used to develop tech to close the plant.
Cognifiber miniaturizes photonics for edge computing
Cognifiber, a company that builds stand-alone photonic artificial intelligence (AI) accelerators for IoT analytics, has its sights set on a new goal — to replace traditional silicon with glass.
AI governance adoption is leveling off – what it means for enterprises
An alarming number of organizations lack proper AI governance policies and tools to protect themselves from potential legal issues.
Hashish and pirates: How AI is cleaning up the high seas
The state of maritime monitoring hasn't changed much in generations. Pirates beware, AI is changing that.
Advanced Navigation announces Hydrus autonomous underwater drone
Touted to help scientists and researchers collect more data about the ocean.
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Physiological signals could be the key to 'emotionally intelligent' AI, scientists say
Speech and language recognition technology is a rapidly developing field, which has led to the emergence of novel speech dialog systems, such as Amazon Alexa and Siri. A significant milestone in the development of dialog artificial intelligence (AI) systems is the addition of emotional intelligence.
Bonitasoft intros devops tool for digital process automation
Bonitasoft has introduced several enhancements to simplify testing and operations management for business digital process automation workflows.
Microsoft acquires process-mining vendor Minit
It's been a big week in the process-mining space. Microsoft just acquired Minit on the heels of Celonis buying PAF.
MIT launches cross-disciplinary program to boost AI hardware innovation
MIT has launched a new academia and industry partnership called the AI Hardware Program that aims to boost research and development.
MIT launches cross-disciplinary program to boost AI hardware innovation
MIT has launched a new academia and industry partnership called the AI Hardware Program that aims to boost research and development.
What is autonomous AI? A guide for enterprises
Autonomous artificial intelligence is defined as routines designed to allow robots, cars, planes and other devices to execute extended sequences of maneuvers without guidance from humans.
Meta's AI luminary LeCun explores deep learning's energy frontier
So-called energy-based models, which borrow concepts from statistical physics, may lead the way to 'abstract prediction,' says Yann LeCun, allowing for a 'unified world model' for AI capable of planning.
Solving the challenges of robotic pizza-making
Imagine a pizza maker working with a ball of dough. She might use a spatula to lift the dough onto a cutting board then use a rolling pin to flatten it into a circle. Easy, right? Not if this pizza maker is a robot.
Conversational data platform taps AI for sentiment analysis
Arena's no-code communication platform uses engagement data gained from conversations and combines it with artificial intelligence (AI) to better understand who might want to buy what among its customers,