The work is a collaborative project called fastMRI between Facebook’s AI research team (FAIR) and radiologists at NYU Langone Health. Together, the scientists trained a machine learning model on pairs of low-resolution and high-resolution
Facebook Develops AI That Can Dance
The system analyzes a music track from nearly any genre and, just moments later, cooks up some synchronized moves.
LG to launch PuriCare Wearable Air Purifier electronic mask
With Dual Fans and the Respiratory Sensor, the air purifier allows users to take in clean and filtered air.
Google launches earthquake detection and early alerts
A few seconds of warning can make a difference in giving you time to drop, cover, and hold on before the shaking arrives.
CaseCrawler Adds Tiny Robotic Legs to Your Phone
Roboticists in South Korea have developed a cellphone case with little robotic legs, endowing your phone with the ability to skitter around autonomously.
Coral skeletons crafted from 3D-printed calcium carbonate could restore damaged reefs
Coral Carbonate is a research project that involves 3D printing with calcium carbonate to create sustainable underwater “houses” for coral reefs and marine life to grow.
Xiaomi launches new product — Mijia Sports ECG T-Shirt
T-Shirt comes with a heart rate monitoring sensor on the chest, which can automatically adapt to different heart rate zones.
Non-cuttable material created through local resonance and strain rate effects
The bio-inspired metallic cellular structure (with an internal grid of large ceramic segments) is non-cuttable by an angle grinder and a power drill, and it has only 15% steel density.
Musk claims Tesla is ‘very close’ to achieving Level 5 autonomous driving
Musk believes Tesla will achieve Level 5 much sooner than many other industry figures think they’ll even reach earlier levels.
Japanese inventor’s app scopes out choice tuna cuts
“Disappointing” tuna sparked an idea: to develop an artificial intelligence system to make sure your sashimi is always delicious.