Top news of the week: 15.07.2020.
#MedicalDatathon #robotics #manufacturing #drones #robots #biomimicry
Robotics
Why We Need Mass Automation to Pandemic-Proof the Supply Chain
Covid-19 has exposed massive vulnerabilities in the global supply chain. To make it more resilient to this and future pandemics, we must look to technology.
A sushi restaurant chain in Japan is using AI to evaluate tuna cuts https://t.co/ZQqmDwlPYH https://t.co/pVpxy24v7b
OpenA sushi restaurant chain in Japan is using AI to evaluate tuna cuts
A Japanese advertising agency has created an app that uses AI to allow humans to easily grade the quality of a tuna cut.
The role of system integrators is radically changing
With more plug-and-play devices and modular systems, and as user-friendliness grows, system integrators will become an endangered species.
It doesn’t get much more futuristic than living on Mars—and guess what? There’s a 3D printed home for that, too. https://t.co/ANWlK1KDFA
OpenThe 3D Printed Homes of the Future Are Giant Eggs on Mars
The home’s layout is like a multi-level townhouse, except with some Mars-specific tweaks; there’s a rover docking port attached to the ground floor.
RT @QLD_AI_Hub: We are proud to have the results and impact of our recent Medical Datathon published in a story with the @brisbanetimes. Click through to the article to learn more about why the #MedicalDatathon was created and what the winning teams have achieved so far https://t.co/LdBLezNkqT
OpenQueenslanders breaking down language barriers and scanning X-rays with AI
Two new artificial intelligence projects designed to provide better services in hospitals are the first promising shoots out of Queensland's newly formed AI Hub.
RT @RobotReportKara: June 2020 Robotics Transactions Rebound for Mobile, Medical, and Manufacturing Sectors @RoboticBusiness #robotics #manufacturing https://t.co/MgTqYtdZvN https://t.co/RvXp0eeKRH
OpenJune 2020 transactions rebound for mobile, medical, and manufacturing robotics
In June 2020, robotics investments rose after a slow spring, with funding flowing to autonomous vehicles, industrial automation, and healthcare robotics.
This robot bird weighs the same as a golf ball, with a 27-inch wingspan and flexible foam "feathers."
More on BionicSwift @festo_global: https://t.co/n7suslcDWy
(story v/@PopMech) #drones #biomimicry #robots https://t.co/5Ebar4R1y4
OpenDrones Are Cool, But Robot Birds Are Better
BionicSwift's wings may be made of foam, but just watch those things soar.
How a small Arab nation built a Mars mission from scratch in six years https://t.co/XI4yzXqp9u https://t.co/mzno1Kz3FM
OpenHow a Small Arab Nation Built a Mars Mission from Scratch in Six Years
The United Arab Emirates’ Hope orbiter is the Arab world’s first interplanetary spacecraft — and has jump-started science in the country. Will the momentum last?