Technology

As the quarterly results of Big Tech giants are revealed over the next two weeks, the focus turns to the bankability of artificial intelligence (AI) and whether the significant investments required for its implementation are sustainable in the long term. Analysts predict that growth and earnings will accelerate with the AI revolution, signaling a wave
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Optical spectrometers have long been recognized as valuable instruments in various fields, from medical diagnosis to material characterization. However, traditional spectrometer designs are often bulky and expensive, limiting their widespread use. In recent years, efforts have been made to develop more compact and affordable optical spectrometers that can be easily deployed on a large scale.
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Artificial intelligence (AI) has been making significant advancements in recent years, leading to automation and efficiency improvements in various industries. A recent feature article in the AIChE Journal delves into the challenges and benefits of employing Intelligence Augmentation (IA) in process safety systems. This work is a collaborative effort involving experts like Dr. Faisal Khan,
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In a recent turn of events, computer systems worldwide have experienced critical failures due to an update released by CrowdStrike, a renowned global security software provider. The impacted software, known as the CrowdStrike Falcon platform, is commonly utilized by businesses and organizations to ensure security monitoring on desktop computers and notebooks. The fallout from this
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The textile industry is widely known as one of the major contributors to global pollution, generating a staggering 92 million tons of textile waste every year. In response to this environmental crisis, a team of researchers led by University of Minnesota Duluth associate professor Abigail Clarke-Sather have developed a groundbreaking solution: The Fiber Shredder. This
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Robotic teleoperation has long been a challenging field in robotics, with many existing systems struggling to effectively process and reproduce complex movements performed by humans. However, a recent development by researchers at the University of California, San Diego could change the game. Bunny-VisionPro is a new teleoperation system designed to enable the teleoperation of robotic
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The University of Western Australia’s TeraNet project has achieved a groundbreaking milestone in space communication technology. The network of optical ground stations, led by Associate Professor Sascha Schediwy, successfully captured laser signals from a German satellite in low Earth orbit. This achievement opens the door to a significant increase in communication bandwidth between space and
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