Friday, 22 July 2016

DeepMind's AI helps slash cooling costs at Google's data centers

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Deep learning AI has been put to work in intelligent drones, sequencing genomes, learning the tactics of the ancient Chinese board game Go, and even keeping cats off the lawn. Now, Google has set its DeepMind system loose on its massive data centers, and drastically cut the cost of cooling these...

Thursday, 21 July 2016

Unboxing the kit: Foundation level

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If you have already read through the two of our previous posts where we just piqued your interest and yet did not reveal anything substantial, we are just sorry. We have been only trying to build up the surprise until we reveal the endless possibilities the kit is capable of offering. “The longer...

DARPA-developed next-generation bionic arm hits the market

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The next generation in prosthetic arms will soon be helping amputees get a grip in the real world. The LUKE arm, which was previously known as the Deka Arm, was developed under DARPA's Revolutionizing Prosthetics program by DEKA Research & Development Corp. It received marketing approval...

Wednesday, 20 July 2016

Get a Kit, nerd up a bit ! !

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If you had read our previous post, you would’ve realized by now that the Kidobotikz kit is indeed a big deal. We at Kidobotikz cannot stop looking at it and wonder at the immense possibilities it offers to the world of education and the way kids learn their concepts. As we had covered in the...

Tuesday, 19 July 2016

Introducing : The Kit of possibilities

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This week marks the beginning of an exciting era at Kidobotikz. After the soft launch of our product, we had awaited feedbacks from the initial community of students who bought the Kidobotikz Kit. Now with the feedbacks pouring in, we have come to a sweet conclusion- The Kidobotikz kit is a marvellous...

Electronic "tattoo" muscles in on emotion mapping

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Electromyography procedures, which record the electrical signals of muscles to diagnose neuromuscular disorders, usually require the insertion of a needle electrode into the muscle itself. Obviously, that isn't exactly a pleasant experience, so a team at Tel Aviv University's (TAU's) Center for...