'Fish-Counting AI:' This AI-Powered System Could Help Prevent Fish Kills at Hydro Dams
This fish-counting AI has 95% accuracy compared to hand counting, according to the technology's developers.
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'Robot Unicorns': EV Giant Xpeng Invests In Smart Robotic Ponies
Tesla's rival in China, Xpeng, is looking forward to introducing robotic ponies into the market.
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Scientists Have Created A Battery That Runs On Pond Scum | Shenandoah Country Q102
So, here's how it works . . .
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New Telescope Can Detect Self-Replicating Space Probes From Beyond--Scientist
A telescope based in China, called FAST, can purportedly detect swarms of self-replicating probes from civilizations far more advanced than humanity.
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Scientists have upgraded their Xenobots
Xenobots are generated from stem cells and get their name from the African frog cells (Xenopus laevis) required to make them. Measuring less than 1mm long and comprised of 500-1000 living cells, Xenobots come in different basic shapes and can scoot themselves in linear or circular directions, join up to act collectively, and move small objects by harnessing their cellular energy for a maximum of 10 days. Video of Large swarm of living robots swimming through water According to a new paper p...
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