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AI Model Designed to Sense Mental Disorders Based on Online Conversations

Researchers from Dartmouth College have engineered an artificial intelligence (AI) model for sensing mental disorders based on conversations on Reddit, part of an emerging wave of screening tools that use computers to examine social media posts and gain an understanding of the mental states of people.

3 Mar 2022

AI-Based Alert System to Predict Disasters Before They Occur

A group of Harrisburg University (HU) professors and students aims to design a smart disaster prediction and prevention system that could help protect thousands of lives across the United States every year.

2 Mar 2022

AI Combined with Hyperspectral Sensing Could Facilitate Large-Scale Monitoring of Soil Carbon

Knowing how much carbon is in the soil is a challenging question to answer at large spatial scales. However, knowing about soil organic carbon at regional, national, or global scales could help researchers estimate crop productivity, complete soil health, and even global carbon cycles.

2 Mar 2022

Artificial Intelligence Used to Detect Anomalies in Power Grid Failures

Finding a fault in the power grid of a country can be like attempting to locate a needle in a huge haystack.

28 Feb 2022

Novel Soft Haptic Sensor Provides Fingertip Sensitivity for Robots

A team of researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems (MPI-IS) present a powerful soft haptic sensor called “Insight” that utilizes computer vision and a deep neural network to exactly approximate the place where objects come into contact with the sensor and the size of the applied forces.

25 Feb 2022

Researchers Employ AI to Identify Potential Unsafe Locations in Cities

In a city, finding likely hotspots of crime is a key concern for urban safety development, and it can aid the authorities in taking required steps to make the city safer for its public.

24 Feb 2022

Stanford Team Effectively Integrate AI and Atomic-Scale Images to Facilitate Better Batteries

Although present-day rechargeable batteries are amazing, they are far from perfect. Sooner or later, they tend to wear out, leading to expensive substitutions and recycling.

18 Feb 2022

AI Used by EPFL and DeepMind to Regulate Plasmas for Nuclear Fusion

EPFL’s Swiss Plasma Center (SPC) has several years of experience in plasma physics and plasma control approaches. DeepMind is a scientific discovery company, acquired by Google in 2014, that is dedicated to unraveling intelligence to progress science and humanity.

17 Feb 2022

H3 Dynamics Launches Autonomous Drone Stations to Help Monitor Large Solar Farms

H3 Dynamics is announcing a new Robots-as-a-service solution for autonomous solar farm monitoring in partnership with Sitemark, a specialist AI-analytics company from Belgium.

From H3 Dynamics Holdings Pte. Ltd. 8 Feb 2022

New Probe Designed to Measure Temperature, Pressure and Salinity in the Icy Fjords

Make a probe capable of diving down to a depth of 300 metres. It must be able to measure salinity, temperature and pressure in the sea and must make three measurements per metre before it returns to the surface by itself.

7 Feb 2022