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Purdue secures $1.5M Army funding to develop GPS-free air–ground AI robot teams
Purdue researchers are building AI-powered air-ground robots that can navigate and collaborate in GPS-denied military terrain ...
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Army-backed AI robots learn to sense danger like soldiers in combat zones
Purdue University has received $1.5 million in funding from the U.S. Army to develop advanced AI-driven robots capable of ...
Researchers from Finland, Switzerland, Spain and Romania gathered at Tampere University in Finland for a workshop within the ...
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Japan deploys GPS, robots for dementia care
As Japan continues to see a rise in dementia patients, the country is actively adopting advanced IT technologies to address the issue, the BBC reported on the 8th. Last year, over 18,000 seniors with ...
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US Army to use new robotic systems to kill chemical, radiological, nuclear threats
These systems can independently detect, identify, and mitigate CBRN threats by leveraging sensors, AI, and decision-making ...
Autonomous free-flying robots aboard the International Space Station (ISS) frequently lose their bearings. Without gravity to distinguish up from down, even precision sensors suffer from accumulating ...
Struggling with GPS indoors? Learn how to build a DIY real-time indoor tracking system using BLE and Wi‑Fi triangulation.
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Texas A&M engineering students build robotic, AI-powered dog to help with emergency response
A group of engineering students at Texas A&M is experimenting with incorporating AI into emergency response through an ...
The omnipresent system that people use for navigation and positioning is increasingly vulnerable. Can it be improved?
Say you want to listen in on a group of super-intelligent aliens whose language you don't understand, and whose spaceship ...
Western militaries are still arguing over what “autonomy” means while Russia and China are already building machines that don’t need GPS, data links, or ...
Amelia Smith and Sophia Dunn, seventh graders at South Newton Middle School, were recognized nationally for their innovative ...
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