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The Ambassador of Finland in India, Ritva Koukky-Ronde, and the CEO of 3DBear, Jussi Kajala, graciously headlined How to use virtual learning environments in education which featured Finnish and Indian educators discussing how to motivate and engage students in deep learning while using Augmented and Virtual Reality AR and VR.

VR could be a game-changer for jurors, study says VR could be a game-changer for jurors, study says Share The use of virtual reality software could be extremely useful in the courtroom, a new study has found. As piecing together a crime from documents alone can be difficult for jurors in a courtroom, a new study has provided an overwhelming case for using virtual reality (VR) during cases — so the jurors can make the most accurate possible verdict. The study, published by the University of S...

 E-Mail BROOKLYN, New York, Wednesday, July 21, 2021 - This week, at the 38th International Conference on Machine Learning (ICML 21), researchers at the NYU Center for Cyber Security at the NYU Tandon School of Engineering are revealing new insights into the basic functions that drive the ability of neural networks to make inferences on encrypted data. In the paper, "DeepReDuce: ReLU Reduction for Fast Private Inference," the team focuses on linear and non-linear operators, key features of ne...

The increasing mobility of data, as it ping-pongs between clouds, data centers and the edge, has made it an easier target of cybercrime groups, which has put a premium on the encryption of that data in recent years. Cybersecurity vendors have stepped up, developing strong and efficient ways to encrypt data both while it’s at rest and when it’s in transit. However, there is a glaring weakness. When the data is being processed, analyzed or used by applications in another way, it needs to be u...

Infographics are now key in helping to translate complex data into images UniSA researchers have designed a digital tool to help the police, defence industry – and now child protection services – translate complex data into a visual story, saving hundreds of hours of time. The narrative visualisation tool, developed by Dr Andrew Cunningham, Dr James Walsh, and Prof Bruce Thomas, has already allowed the Australian Federal Police (AFP) to create snapshots of crime by distilling mountains of ...

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The pandemic has led to huge changes in the way people live and work. The emergence of self-driving vehicles technology could also mean a similar shift in the way they travel by car or bus, experts at a University of Maine forum said last week. The emergence of self-driving vehicles could get a boost from lessons learned during the pandemic, according to a panel discussion held by UMaines Virtual Environments and Multimodal Interaction Laboratory, or VEMI Lab. Digital technology has already a...

Read Article ORONO — Maine Impact Week, an annual showcase of the research, creativity and public service from the University of Maine community, returns with free virtual events throughout the week of April 12. The series of online programs — to be viewed daily from Monday through Friday, April 12-16, on the Maine Impact Week website umaine.edu/impactweek — allows the public to learn about various studies and projects from Maine’s sole public research university. The weeklong event in...

Wed, 04/07/2021 - 2:00pm Maine Impact Week, an annual showcase of the research, creativity and public service from the University of Maine community, returns with free virtual events throughout the week of April 12.   The series of online programs, to be viewed daily from April 12–16 on the Maine Impact Week website, allow the public to learn about various studies and projects from Maine’s sole public research university. The weeklong event includes webinars, panel discussions, ...

Maine Impact Week, an annual showcase of the research, creativity and public service from the University of Maine community, returns with free virtual events throughout the week of April 12. The series of online programs, to be viewed daily from April 12–16 on the Maine Impact Week website, allow the public to learn about various studies and projects from Maine’s sole public research university. The weeklong event includes webinars, panel discussions, challenges and awards.  “Ma...