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The Louisville Automation and Robotics Research Institute (LARRI) has opened a 10,000-square-foot space dedicated to research, education and collaboration in automation and robotics on the University of Louisville campus. Launched in 2020, LARRI is the only robotics research center in Kentucky. The institute is a collaboration of researchers and students working to provide solutions for manufacturing, health care and logistics challenges. "LARRI is moving from a virtual institute to a physi...

Technology. we invested in something called darpa, a program that helped create the internet. folks, we need to step up again. but the challenges of today is one of economic competition. lets learn from that history. not because it was perfect. because americans then did what we must do now. invest in ourselves to show the world that american democracy works. and given half a chance, theres nothing, not a single thing we can achieve when we do it together. i know we can do this. im positive we c...

Invested in the space race. spent huge strides in technology. invested in something called darpa that helped create the internet. folks, we need to step up again. the challenge of the day is one of economic competition. lets learn from that history. not because it was perfect but americans did what we must do now. invest in ourselves to show the world that america democracy works. give it a chance. theres nothing, not a single thing we cant achieve when we do it together. i know we can do this. ...

A recent indictment suggested that researchers who found strange internet links between a Russian bank and the Trump Organization did not really believe their own work. They are pushing back.

In the making for several months now, DARPA’s Subterranean Challenge finals took place at the Louisville, Kentucky Mega Cavern this month, awarding the winners a total of $5 million and the chance to prove more or less autonomous robots can indeed sneak underground.

Bat lady of the wuhan institute of virology? what was happening in wuhan. we should ask tough questions about what our government was doing. the real question is what was happening in china. >> laura: dr. fauci, isnt that the point -- we dont know what was going on? >> we dont know well else this proposal went. it was considered by darpa, and rejected. there are questions about what the national institute for

Outbreak in which they were basically outlining a proposal to do exactly what we ended up seeing a year and a half later, to the 8 viruses that brought together back coronaviruss and receptor binding domains, they were imagining the blueprint for what looks very much like the sars covid 2 virus emerged year and a half later but one thing i want to clarify, this was an application to darpa. it was rejected by darpa. the united states government did its job. doctor fauci didnt fund this research s...

Unpublished proposals that were filed with the niaid, the arm of the nih headed by none other than doctor anthony fauci. now new documents uncovered by the group drastic research reveal he hoped to accomplish a lot with faucis funds. the proposal calls for chinese scientists to genetically engineer coronavirus is the were more infectious to humans and then conduct experiments on live bats just 18 months before the first covid 19 cases emerged. involved in the story before it became public, jamie...

Subcontractors include the now infamous bat lady of the wuhan institute of virology so the question we need to ask is what was happening in that lab in china or in wuhan, we need to point fingers everywhere and ask tough questions what our government was doing but the real question is what was happening in china. >> is a difficult to believe doctor fauci wouldnt believe this type of research was going on in the lab? is in this the point? we didnt know this was going on or could be happening ther...