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Guess Who Are Delivering Hot Burritos To Virginia Tech? That's Right, Drones
Virginia Tech has embraced the hype of utilizing drones as these winged-objects are currently being to deliver burritos across the campus.
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FUTURE TECHNASA Scans Great Barrier Reef to Monitor its Health
NASA is now scanning the Great Barrier Reef to monitor its health. The agency is using precision technology to build a complete image of the reef's structure and ecosystem.
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AutoTesla Reveals Autopilot 8.0 With Stringent Safety Measures
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has unveiled latest version of its Autopilot software. The new version of Autopilot comes with various features such as enhanced utilization of the vehicle radar system in Model S and Model X. Musk claims that the update might have averted a fatal crash that occurred this year.
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AutoAR Glasses to Revolutionize Automobile Industry: Maintainance and Repair can now be Supervised Remotely
A Boston-based light rail network would be the first to put a type of specialized glasses in place that will help field mechanics solve technical problems much like their white collar bosses. This glasses would eliminate the need for experts to physically be at the repair site, cutting travel costs, and saving time.
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FUTURE TECHHair may Help in Identifying People: Study
Human hair has been found to contain a protein which may help in identifying individuals uniquely.
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FUTURE TECHThe Robot Uprising can be Closer Than You Think: Watch the ATLAS Robot Master a new Skill
Ever since ATLAS stumbled over a field during the DARPA robotics challenge, the robot did not stop to try and walk again. Now, Boston Dynamic's has released a video showcasing the robot's new skill: balancing on one foot.
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FUTURE TECHDeepMind Technologies: Google Teaching Computers to Speak, Produce Human-Sounding Voice
Google's artificial intelligence unit DeepMind has made tremendous breakthroughs in producing realistic sounding artificial sounds. Using a technology which generates voices by sampling real human speech and directly modeling audio waveforms based on it, Google researchers have been able to create human-like sound.
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AutoApple Restructures Self-Driving Vehicle Project, Allegedly Testing Cars
Apple has allegedly laid off dozens of employees working on its self-driving car initiative. The layoffs signal a change in Apple's plans for the project codenamed Project Titan. The technology giant has never acknowledged the existence of the project, despite filing a large number of patents for technologies related to autonomous cars.
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FUTURE TECHMIT and Georgia Tech Collaborate to let you Read Closed Books With Terahertz Imaging System
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Georgia Tech have developed the Terahertz imaging system, which enables users to read books without opening them. The prototype of the system was able to correctly identify the letters on a stack consisting of several sheets with one letter printed on it.
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FUTURE TECHStanford Brain-Machine Interface: Computers can now Read and Type Your Thoughts; Lets You Operate Gadgets by Mind-Control
With the help of brain sensing technology, scientists have been able to create a device that reads and converts signals from neurons in one's brain into electric signals that can be understood as instructions by a computer. The Stanford Brain-Machine Interface has been successfully tested with monkeys.
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