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Autonomer Shuttle-Bus fährt durch Magdeburg Stand: 06:21 Uhr | Lesedauer: 2 Minuten Ein autonom fahrender Shuttle-Bus fährt durch den Stadtpark. Foto: Ronny Hartmann/dpa Quelle: dpa-infocom GmbH Anzeige Magdeburg (dpa/sa) - Autonom fahrende Busse sollen in Zukunft die Anbindung an den bestehenden öffentlichen Nahverkehr verbessern. In Magdeburg hat die Otto-von-Guericke-Universität in dieser Woche mit den Vorbereitungen für ein entsprechendes Pilotprojekt begonnen. Dazu machten die Forscher erste Fahrversuche mit dem französischen Kleinbus EZ10, der Platz für sechs Fahrgäste hat,...

2Aifred Health, Inc., Montreal, QC, Canada 3Department of Information Science, Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan, Israel 4Department of Mathematics, Queens College (CUNY), New York City, NY, United States Editorial on the Research Topic The increasing performance of machine learning and artificial intelligence (ML/AI) models has led to them being encountered more frequently in daily life, including in clinical medicine (Bruckert et al.; Rosenfeld et al., 2021). While concerns about the opaque “black box” nature of ML/AI tools are not new, the need for practical solutions to the interpretabil...

Share Peking : The College of Future Technology (CFT) at Peking University was inaugurated on June 22. Devoted to the field of health, disease prevention and treatment, the CFT will aim at socially and economically promising technologies, undertake industry-academia partnerships and national major projects, pool resources from translational research institutes and high-tech companies, explore models for collaborative innovation, and produce innovation-driven multi-disciplinary talents. The inauguration also saw several agreements signed with donors and partners. Share

Story highlights Back in 2004, a US-based company also made a prototype of such a weapon for the marine corps According to leading experts in the field, in recent years portable microwave weapons with the capability to cause the mysterious series of “Havana Syndrome” brain injuries in US diplomats and spies have been developed by several countries. Back in 2004, a US-based company also made a prototype of such a weapon for the marine corps. Codenamed Medusa, the weapon was small enough to fit in a car and temporarily incapacitate the target, but “with a low probability of fatality or pe...

Die nächste Wasserstoff-Innovation soll aus Sachsen kommen: An mehreren Standorten im Freistaat sollen Straßenbahnen ohne schädlichen Emissionen auf die Gleise