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Artificial Intelligence Explains How Mammals Learn and Identify Smells

When individuals smell an orange, the scent is probably mixed with a number of other smells from products such as soap, flowers, garbage, and car exhaust.

17 Mar 2020

UKIVA Machine Vision Conference 2020

How can machine vision technology help companies to keep their competitive edge? At UKIVA, IDS will showcase solutions for both the ever-growing field of robot vision as well as novel AI-based vision applications.

From IDS Imaging Development Systems GmbH 10 Mar 2020

Machine Learning Enables Amputees to Control Prosthetic Hands

Using machine learning, scientists have been able to amplify nerve signals that were previously too weak and unstable to send information to the bionic limb.

6 Mar 2020

Tiny Ferrobots Could Help Automate and Expedite Medical Diagnostic Technologies

Tiny warehouse logistics robots created by engineers from UCLA could help automate and accelerate medical diagnostic technologies and other applications that involve moving and controlling tiny drops of fluid. The research was reported in Science Robotics.

27 Feb 2020

First Decentralized Algorithm for Collision-Free Driving of Driverless Vehicles

Self-driving vehicles can turn out to be a day-to-day reality only if they can flawlessly and safely navigate one another without crashing or leading to any unnecessary traffic jams.

25 Feb 2020

Machine Learning Applied for Processing Precision Agriculture Data

According to the predictions of certain reports, by 2027, the precision agriculture market will reach $12.9 billion.

21 Feb 2020

Robust Architectural Design to Bridge the Gap Between Human and Machine Vision

Researchers develop a more robust machine-vision architecture by studying how human vision responds to changing viewpoints of objects.

16 Feb 2020

New Machine-Learning Method Independently Determines Crystal Structure

At the University of California San Diego, nanoengineers have designed a less-cumbersome, computer-based technique to find out the crystal structures of several materials and molecules—including proteins, alloys, and pharmaceuticals.

31 Jan 2020

New Algorithm Could Enable Personalized Treatment for Diabetic Macular Edema

A new technique that involves using artificial intelligence to investigate retinal images could someday assist doctors to choose the best treatment for patients suffering from vision loss caused by diabetic macular edema.

29 Jan 2020