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Sony's Aibo Robotic Dog Is Back, with Some New Tricks
Sony Corp. is bringing back its iconic robotic dog, aibo.
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An international team of scientists are developing algorithms to extract the most useful information from multi-modal data in order to teach a computer system to...
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Building Tomorrow's Robots
When Brandon Araki arrived at MIT in 2015 as a master's candidate in mechanical engineering, he brought along the picobug, a tiny robot that can fly, crawl, and...
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Report Proposes Learning Tech Inequality Solutions
Free and open technologies do not democratize education, though strategies exist to combat educational inequity and should be replicated, says a new report.
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Deleting Disparity in Computer Science
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Research Team Creates Virtual Reality Surgical Simulator
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Solve These Tough Data Problems and Watch Job Offers Roll In
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Why the Explosive Growth of E-Commerce Could Mean More Jobs
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