Are brain-computer interface spellers secure?
Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) record and decode brain signals to construct a communication pathway, which allows people to interact with a computer by thought directly. BCIs have been used in a broad range of applications, including neuroscience, psychology, clinical rehabilitation, and entertainment.
GTC 2020: Using AI to help put COVID-19 in the rear-view mirror
This year’s GTC is Nvidia’s biggest event yet, but – like the rest of the world – it’s had to adapt to the unusual circumstances we all find ourselves in. Huang swapped his usual big stage for nine clips with such exotic backdrops as his kitchen.
These 10 tech predictions could mean huge changes ahead
CCS Insights published 100 tech predictions for the next few years, and the COVID-19 pandemic lurks behind many of them.
Skydio gains FAA approval to conduct bridge inspections with drones in North Carolina
Skydio and the North Carolina Department of Transportation have gained FAA approval to conduct bridge inspections with drones in North Carolina.
GTC 2020: Nvidia doubles-down on its UK AI investments
Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, has kicked off the company’s annual GTC conference with a series of AI announcements—including a doubling-down of its UK investments.
Brazil advances in digital competitiveness ranking
Progress has been made progress in areas such as research and development productivity but the availability of skills is still an issue.
Why AI can't ever reach its full potential without a physical body
How could a software box have a subjective viewpoint of, and in, the physical world that humans inhabit?
Do explanations for data-based predictions actually increase users' trust in AI?
In recent years, many artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics researchers have been trying to develop systems that can provide explanations for their actions or predictions. The idea behind their work is that as AI systems become more widespread, explaining why they act in particular ways or why they made certain predictions could increase transparency and consequently users' trust in them.
Nvidia spans AI from $59 Jetson Nano robots to massive datacenters on a chip
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced products ranging from a $59 Jetson Nano robot brain to massive data processing units for the enterprise.
Nvida claims Cambridge-1 is the U.K.’s fastest supercomputer
During its annual GTC conference, Nvidia unveiled a number of health care innovations, including a supercomputer dubbed Cambridge-1.
Nvidia unveils Maxine, a managed cloud AI videoconferencing service
Nvidia's new service for videoconferencing providers -- Maxine -- leverages the cloud to enable new visual effects and reduce bandwidth usage.
Nvidia announces open beta for Omniverse as a ‘metaverse’ for engineers
Nvidia has launched an open beta for its Omniverse, a virtual environment the company describes as a "metaverse" for engineers.
Nvidia unveils Jetson Nano 2GB for students and robot hobbyists
The $59 kit comes with online training and certification.
Tesla Model 3's driver-facing camera 'does more than just monitor passengers'
Reports suggest the Model 3's rear-view mirror camera is configured to capture a driver's gaze before an accident.
Neuromorphic computing could solve the tech industry's looming crisis
Brain-based computing could help tech companies overcome the current constraints of chip design.
Quantum computing: Photon startup lights up the future of computers and cryptography
UK startup Nu Quantum is breaking new ground in the quantum photonics space.
Fast and comprehensive N- and O-glycoproteomics analysis with MSFragger-Glyco
MSFragger-Glyco allows identification of N- and O-linked glycopeptides using the localization-aware open search strategy of the MSFragger search engine.
Deep learning for the design of photonic structures
The application of deep learning to the design of photonic structures and devices is reviewed, including algorithm fundamentals.