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Enabling autonomous exploration - Vimarsana News

Enabling autonomous exploration

Pittsburgh PA (SPX) Jul 21, 2023 - A research group in Carnegie Mellon University's Robotics Institute is creating the next generation of explorers - robots. The Autonomous Exploration Research Team has developed a suite of rob

Carnegie Mellon University to Receive $20M for AI Institute - Vimarsana News

Carnegie Mellon University to Receive $20M for AI Institute

The private research university in Pennsylvania will use federal funding to establish an AI Institute for Societal Decision Making and develop tools that can respond to uncertain or rapidly changing situations.

Carnegie Mellon artificial intelligence institute to receive $20M in federal funding - Vimarsana News

Carnegie Mellon artificial intelligence institute to receive $20M in federal funding

Carnegie Mellon University will use $20 million in federal funding to establish an artificial intelligence institute that will look for ways to use AI to deal with public health, disaster management and other societal needs. The AI Institute for Societal Decision Making will develop “human-centric AI tools” that can respond

This AI-Powered Robot Arm Collaborates With Humans to Create Unique Paintings - Vimarsana News

This AI-Powered Robot Arm Collaborates With Humans to Create Unique Paintings

FRIDA, an automated robot, creates art based on human text, audio, or visual directions.

Why Sewickley Heights had a shockingly high case rate of covid-19 - Vimarsana News

Why Sewickley Heights had a shockingly high case rate of covid-19

On paper, Sewickley Heights has had one of the highest case rates of covid-19 in Allegheny County. In early January, the borough of roughly 800 residents had about 307 positive cases — a case rate of 3,700 per 10,000 residents, or 37%. Nationally, the rate was 7.5% on Jan. 25. In Pennsylvania, it was around 6.3%. “I knew that number had to be wrong,” said John Bunce, a resident of Leet. He said the Sewickley area is “very well-behaved” when it comes to following county, state and federal guidelines to curb the spread of the disease. Bunce’s daily routine includes going to Mass, a ...