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Autonomous vehicles require object detection systems to navigate traffic and avoid obstacles on the road. However, current detection methods often suffer from diminished detection capabilities due to bad weather, unstructured roads, or occlusion. Now, a team of researchers have developed a novel Internet-of-Things-enabled deep learning-based end-to-end 3D object detection system with improved detection capabilities even…

Autonomous vehicles require object detection systems to navigate traffic and avoid obstacles on the road.

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The Oregon Institute of Technology Class of 2023 moved their graduation tassels to the left Sunday as President Nagi Naganathan, Ph.D., concluded the 37th Annual Portland-Metro Commencement Ceremony.

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Self-driving cars need to implement efficient, effective, and accurate detection systems to provide a safe and reliable experience to its users. To this end, an international research team has now developed an end-to-end neural network that, in conjunction with the Internet-of-Things technology, detects object with high accuracy (> 96%) in both 2D and 3D. The…

Denmark needs more trained chip designers, and DTU Compute is now increasing its efforts to get more students to choose that career path.The world is talking about chip shortages. The EU is talking about bringing back chip design and manufacturing to

University of Miami and Eight Sleep Collaborate on New Job Recruitment Program The alliance, coordinated in conjunction with Miami Mayor Francis Suarez, showcases efforts to develop Miami as a new venture-backed, technology hub in the United States News provided by Share this article The University of Miami, one of the nations top research universities, and Eight Sleep, the worlds first sleep fitness company, announced today an agreement in principle for an employment placement program that wi...

Shares Kenya’s Gladys Mosomtai has been named as one of the winners in The Next Einstein Forum’s (NEF) young science & technology champions. NEF has announced its young science and technology champions.  The winners were selected one from each African country, and are all below 42 years old. Each of the champions drive the NEF’s local public engagement activities while growing their careers through the NEF’s partnerships that offer opportunities for mentorship and collaborations with e...