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New Machine-Learning Algorithm Could Address Gaps in Materials Research

Computers can undoubtedly be used for playing grandmaster-level chess, but the fact that these machines are also capable of making scientific discoveries is something that is unheard of.

4 Jul 2019

How Robotics Helps to Improve the Customer Experience

Many long established organisations will, at some stage, reach the point where moving beyond the intent of simply refreshing existing processes becomes a necessity for optimising operations according Sarah Edwards who heads up CoreLogic Client Operations.

From CoreLogic 29 Jun 2019

Machine Learning Helps Solve a Puzzle of How Strongly Interacting Electrons Behave at Atomic Level

A team of scientists from the Universities of Oxford, Cornell and San Jose State, collaborating across theoretical and experimental physics and computer science, have developed and trained a new Machine Learning (ML) technique, to finally understand how electrons behave in important quantum materials.

29 Jun 2019

Machine Learning Helps Identify Insects that Spread Chagas Disease

A new study performed at the University of Kansas reveals that machine learning has the potential to identify insects that spread Chagas, an incurable disease, with high precision, using normal digital photos.

21 Jun 2019

Medical Artificial Intelligence for Diagnosing and Treating Brain Conditions

A new technique has been developed by MIT researchers to obtain more information from images used for training machine-learning models, such as those that can examine medical scans to help identify and treat brain disorders.

20 Jun 2019

Use of AI with Robots and Data Software to Design Cities of the Future

Artificial intelligence (AI) and robots have important roles to play as planners in designing the cities of the future. The architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry is facing a big transition in balancing the huge amounts of data available via modern technologies.

19 Jun 2019

Smartphone App Allows Users to Program Robots to Execute Routine Tasks

If low-cost robots could be programmed by any factory worker, then more numbers of factories may actually start using robotics to boost their workers’ productivity.

19 Jun 2019

Machine Learning for Reliable Grid Planning in the U.S. Electric Grid

What is the amount of electricity that will be required by people for the next day? Now answering that query is a more like looking ahead to one’s morning commute—slightly predictable, but definitely not ironclad.

17 Jun 2019

Artificial Intelligence Technology Helps Predict Optical Properties of Protein Skeleton

Protein is said to be the basis of life. The flexible and stable protein structure governs the function of organisms. The proteins’ spectral response signals can be referred to as a protein skeleton, which can uncover the accurate protein structure via hypothetical simulation.

13 Jun 2019

New Artificial Intelligence Technique Allows High-Quality CT Scans with Reduced Radiation Dose

At Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI), a team of bioengineers has devised an artificial intelligence (AI) method that utilizes image post-processing to quickly change low-dose computed tomography (CT) scans to superior quality images, when compared to low-dose scans that do not utilize the AI method.

11 Jun 2019