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 Japan plans $2 billion robot moon base by 2020
A Japanese government panel has produced a draft paper outlining how humanoid rover robots will begin surveying the moon by 2015, according to a report by the prime minister's office.
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 Japan's creepy kid robots perfect pals for Chucky
Japanese engineers are developing robots that look like kids to study human cognition. They may be creepy enough to be understudies for Chucky, but these humanoids may pave the way for better robot-human interaction.
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 GeckoSystems Applauds $21B Service Robotics 2014 Forecast
The international market research firm, Markets and Markets, has recently forecasted $21 billion in annual sales for the global service robotics market by end of 2014.
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 At The Extreme Edge Of Artificial Intelligence
Sensible Machines, headquartered in Pittsburgh, makes hardware and software that turn machines into autonomous workhorses with their own sense of positioning, safety and situational awareness. One of its utility vehicles can carry 1,200 pounds and be taught to pick up, carry and unload heavy cargo.
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 Software That Analyzes Human Speech Gaining Ground in Health Care
About 150,000 U.S. physicians currently use speech recognition software to record and transcribe information about patient visits and treatments, more than three times as many as three years ago.
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 Using artificial intelligence to predict short-term stock market performance
Hsinchun Chen, director of the University of Arizona’s Artificial Intelli-gence Lab, is working on a program that is showing promising results in stock picking over the short term, earning as much as a 20 percent return.
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 Artificial Life to Launch "GluCoMo"
GluCoMo is a diabetes management solution leveraging Artificial Life's OPUS-M(TM) platform for end-consumers, healthcare providers and healthcare businesses. GluCoMo is scheduled for commercial availability in July, 2010
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High- Tech Academy open a new Class: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
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 If the Model T were built today would it be open sourced? Qbo wants to be the Model T of Robots
A futuristic world where Star Wars-like robots perform tasks and serve their human masters is usually more the stuff of science fiction, than science. But there have been many great minds and untold dollars spent on robotics and artificial intelligence. But while robots on the assembly line have caught on, they are hardly the cute R2D2 types we crave. Francisco Paz has spent the last 5 years of his life bringing a more "desirable" type of robot into existence. Now his open source Qbo is poised to be the Model T of robots.
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High- Tech Academy open a new Class: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
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