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DARPA launches TIAMAT Program to transform autonomous systems training - Vimarsana News

DARPA launches TIAMAT Program to transform autonomous systems training

Washington DC (SPX) Oct 18, 2023 - The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is taking a novel approach to the challenges surrounding the development of autonomous systems. In a departure from traditional high-fidelity si

DARPA Solicits Proposals for Creating Improved Autonomy Transfer Techniques - Vimarsana News

DARPA Solicits Proposals for Creating Improved Autonomy Transfer Techniques

Looking for the latest Government Contracting News? Read about DARPA Solicits Proposals for Creating Improved Autonomy Transfer Techniques.

Genesis Electronics Group Announces Cancellation of Loan - Vimarsana News

Genesis Electronics Group Announces Cancellation of Loan

Company terminates agreement with 40 Brightwater after not being able to provide funding as agreed...

Auto instructors get ADAS help from NACAT - Vimarsana News

Auto instructors get ADAS help from NACAT

While most households across the country are purchasing back-to-school supplies, hundreds of collegiate and high school automotive instructors returned to the classroom to update their skills.

This AI-Powered Drone Demolished Human Pilots in a Race - Vimarsana News

This AI-Powered Drone Demolished Human Pilots in a Race

Leo BauersfeldWhile the past few months have shown us that there’s still a lot that AI can’t do that humans can (like write news articles, for example), there are a few areas where the bots are starting to gain an edge on their flesh-and-blood counterparts.Case in point: A team of engineers at the University of Zurich in Switzerland published a study Tuesday in the journal Nature where they developed an AI dubbed Swift that can fly drones capable of beating human pilots in head-to-head races. Th

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