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Efficient, lightweight computer vision models for innovative applications

• Rarely used for tasks other than facial recognition, computer vision is now being deployed for a growing range of new tasks.
• Recent scientific advances are paving the way for lightweight, reliable AI models, which are better adapted to conditions in the field.
• Researchers seeking to design more efficient Convolutional Neural Networks look to the human brain for inspiration.
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AI boosts the need for agile energy solutions

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Pioneering pharmaceutical and food industry innovation with organs-on-chips

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Wireless Power Transfers: ERWPT breaks new ground with electric fields

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Researchers have developed a kirigami-inspired mechanical computer with no electronic components.
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IoT and soft robotics: is mechanical computing making a comeback?

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In a bright, modern office, a group of four people is engaged in a brainstorming session. A man is writing on a whiteboard, while three others, seated around a wooden table, are discussing and looking at a laptop. Colorful sticky notes are visible on the board. The space is decorated with colorful curtains and hanging lamps, creating a dynamic and collaborative atmosphere.
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Launching new technologies: “Sometimes it’s better to wait for the right moment”

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