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Researchers have developed a technique that combines heterogeneous data from many sources into one system that can teach any robot a wide range of tasks. Technology Briefing
Buildings made of 3D-printed concrete offer quick construction, possible use of recycled materials, reduced labor costs and less waste. Technology Briefing
America holds a dominant position the Deep-Tech sectors from Artificial Intelligence to Biotechnology. This dominant position is not a byproduct of geography. Technology Briefing
Research shows it's possible to develop and build microchips that can identify multiple diseases from a single cough or air sample and can be produced at scale. Technology Briefing
At the same time that America’s ability to manufacture and build has atrophied, its advantage in so-called “Deep Technologies” has exploded. Technology Briefing
Muscle-powered robotic is energy efficient. It can also perform high jumps and fast movements as well as detect and react to obstacles without complex sensors. Technology Briefing
The gap between computing demand and supply is growing. We are seeing a revolution due to the development of deep artificial neural networks. Technology Briefing
Researchers have created a potential alternative to traditional petroleum-based plastic made from carbon dioxide, plus lignin, a component of wood. Technology Briefing
Robotic systems can perform experiments without fatigue, speeding up research. Robots execute experimental steps with greater consistency than humans. As explained recently in the journal Science Robotics, robots are rapidly, "Transforming Science Labs into Automated Factories of Discovery." Technology Briefing
Production of metals with low thermal expansion, called Invar, are critical for the aerospace, cryogenic transport, energy, and precision instrument sectors. Technology Briefing |
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