IEEE Sweden board member and SMIEEE, Dr Celestine Iwendi was put on SPOTLIGHT by the students and Faculties of ILMA University, Pakistan on the 30th of June 2020. The Talk is below. Happy reading. in Pdf
Researchers Create Animation Simulator that narrows down Promising Outcomes
Simulators aid computer-based animators in bringing imaginary characters to life by modelling the various possible ways the object may move through a physical space. Referred to as ‘solvers’, these simulators make the work of animation much easier and faster. The…
Smart Microrobots use Artificial Intelligence to Learn how to Swim
Researchers from the University of Hong Kong, New Jersey Institute of Technology, and Santa Clara University have successfully taught microrobots to swim through deep reinforcement learning, an incredible development in microswimming capability. Artificial microswimmers capable of navigating the world like…
North Korean Hackers Use Smart Hack to Read Your Gmail
Researchers have discovered new malware that North Korean hackers have been using to read and download emails and attachments from the accounts of infected users. Referred to as SHARPEXT by the researchers from Volexity, the security firm, the malware uses…
New Machine Learning Model uses Social Media to Predict Wildfires
Researchers from the Imperial’s Data Science Institute used machine learning to create a wildfire prediction model. This model uses combined geophysical satellite and social media data to forecast wildfire features with high accuracy. The study was published in the Journal…
Researchers use Aesop’s Fables to Test Analogical Reasoning in AI
Researchers at the USC Information Sciences Institute (ISI) are attempting to extend the thought process of analogical reasoning to machines. They presented a novel paper titled ‘Understanding Narratives through Dimensions of Analogy’ at the International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence…
New Historic Chips and Science Act goes to President Biden for Approval
This week, the U.S. Senate and House approved the Chips and Science Act, authorizing the expense of $280 billion to support tech hubs and innovation in America, particularly to strengthen the creation of semiconductor chips. The legislation—over a 1,000 pages—…