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InForm est une table interactive capable de reproduire physiquement et en 3D les formes à partir des informations qu’elle reçoit d’un capteur Kinect. L’équipe de chercheurs du MIT à l’origine de cette... 
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Forscher am MIT haben Bausteine für einen Schwarmroboter entwickelt. Es sind kleine magnetische Würfel mit einem Motor und einem Schwungrad.
Gust MEES's insight:
A MUST watch video!!!
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- http://www.scoop.it/t/21st-century-innovative-technologies-and-developments/?tag=Robotics
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Particles that deliver vaccines directly to mucosal surfaces could defend against many infectious diseases.
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Nano is the future...
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Forscher am MIT haben zwei unterschiedliche Ansätze entwickelt, die es erlauben, in natürlicher Sprache zu programmieren. Nicht jede Art von Code lässt sich so schreiben, bei manchen Aufgaben
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Forscher am MIT haben zwei unterschiedliche Ansätze entwickelt, die es erlauben, in natürlicher Sprache zu programmieren. Nicht jede Art von Code lässt sich so schreiben, bei manchen Aufgaben funktioniert das System aber besser als ein Saal voller Informatiker.
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Optical computing—using light rather than electricity to perform calculations—could pay dividends for both conventional computers and quantum computers, largely hypothetical devices that could perform some types of computations exponentially faster...
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Optical computing—using light rather than electricity to perform calculations—could pay dividends for both conventional computers and quantum computers, largely hypothetical devices that could perform some types of computations exponentially faster than classical computers.
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Chemical and molecular engineers at at MIT and Harvard have successfully used templates made of DNA to cheaply and easily pattern graphene into nanoscale structures that could eventually be fashioned into electronic circuits.
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WOW...
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MIT computer scientists Antonio Torralba and William Freeman have created a new forensics tool that can be used to help identify the location of any windowed room by using just a few still images....
Read more: http://www.theverge.com/2012/6/20/3099019/mit-scientists-window-pinhole-camera
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When the brainiacs at MIT get bored, they light up the place by turning the tallest building on campus into an iconic video game. Read this blog post by Christopher MacManus on Crave.
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Clinical trial of the programmable, implantable device shows promise in treating osteoporosis.
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Based on the MIT CityCar project, the Hiriko is an electric two-seater that folds up to a nifty 60 inches for convenient city parking.
Sami Genc's curator insight,
March 19, 2016 1:22 AM
Indeed, i agree on the authors idea.Definately this is a futuristic invention which i would see it happening in the next ten to tweenty years or so,i have also seen this smart eco friendly car invention in other articles and it certainly looks like a promising one. I feel that this electric car is space friendly as the driver and passenger exit the vehicle through the front of the car , via a retractable windshield that lifts up.In a small city like Singapore,which space is limited,this smart electric car would certainly be a positve factor to the citizens here and would come as a possible solution for limited space to the government. The people which would benefit from this will only be couples since the car is a two seater car. I would say that there are also some negative factors,the manufacturer should make a four to six seater car so as to attract families with children since the car is a elecrtic car and is eco friendly ,this can also then reduce the number of cars using petrolium on the road and cause lesser pollution to the environment.
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A headset ultrasound monitor could make it easier to detect the dangerous aftereffects of brain injuries.
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Researchers have designed a new computer chip that mimics synaptic plasticity–how a brain’s neurons adapt in response to new information.
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US-Forscher haben zu ihrer eigenen Überraschung einen Mechanismus entdeckt, der bewirkt, dass ein Riss in einem Metall sich schließt statt sich zu vergrößern. Die Entdeckung könnte sich selbst
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Dieser Mechanismus könnte selbstheilende Materialien ermöglichen, schreiben die Forscher in der Fachzeitschrift Physical Review Letters.
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Small cubes with no exterior moving parts can propel themselves forward, jump on top of each other, and snap together to form arbitrary shapes.
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Atlas is meant to assist in emergencies, but it could also inspire other machines to walk in our footsteps.
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Atlas is meant to assist in emergencies, but it could also inspire other machines to walk in our footsteps.
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- http://www.scoop.it/t/21st-century-innovative-technologies-and-developments/?tag=Robotics
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Systems that can convert written specifications into working code in a few narrow cases could be generalized to other tasks.
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A new algorithm can automatically convert natural-language specifications into "regular expressions" — special-purpose combinations of symbols that allow very flexible searches of digital files.
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Nobody knows what exploded over Siberia in 1908, but the discovery of the first fragments could finally solve the mystery.
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Very interesting, check it out...
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e-Medicine is on the rise. Medicine has perennially been stuck in the era of fax machines, but new technology and new laws are bringing innovation in mobile devices, data analytics, and telemedicine. This collection explores how the e-medicine explosion is changing the way we collect and use health information—and how businesses manage health-care costs.
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WOW! A MUST check!!!
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MIT researchers have developed a glass to resist glare, fog, and dirt using tiny cones etched into its surface.
The glass is created by depositing thin layers of material on the surface of the glass and then selectively etching that material away. The end result creates tiny cones on the glass taller than they are wide that allow the glass to prevent reflections and also repel water.
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Le MIT est un endroit mythique de l'informatique. C'est au MIT que John McCarthy, l'inventeur du langage LISP, a fait ses travaux sur l'intelligence artificielle.
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The new site entitled "Volunia" allows users to view the components of particular websites to find the subject of interest more quickly and to interact with registered users.
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In 2009, researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology gave a dorm full of students smart phones and tracked where they went, whom they called and texted, and at what times they communicated.
So in November 2010, Madan and his classmate Karan Singh, both 29, started Ginger.io to mine those diaries and provide the kind of detailed, persistent health monitoring that doctors and researchers have only dreamed of...
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quadruped robot capable of climbing smooth surfaces, such as glass, acrylic and whiteboard using directional adhesive. The design is mostly inspired by morphologic study of the best climber, Gecko lizard.
The robot is operated by 12 servo motors controlled by PIC controller with force sensors. Stickybot is the incarnation of biomimetic design constituents that I invented, including underactuated hierarchical system, cable driven actuation and passive compliance-based force control scheme...
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Amazing, a MUST watch!!!