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Massachusetts Institute of Technology Sometimes, one robot isn’t enough. Consider a search-and-rescue mission to find a hiker lost in the woods. Rescuers might want to deploy a squad of wheeled robots to roam the forest, perhaps with the aid of drones scouring the scene from above. The benefits of a robot team are clear. But orchestrating that team is no simple matter. How to ensure the robots aren’t duplicating each other’s efforts or wasting energy on a convoluted search trajectory? MIT researchers have designed an algorithm to ensure the fruitful cooperation of information-gathering ...

Two cyclones to hit western Australia simultaneously in rare event: Meteorologists "Spectacular view of Tropical Cyclones #Seroja and #Odette dancing dangerously close to Australia today. By ANI|   Posted by Sakina Fatima  |   Published: 10th April 2021 3:36 pm IST Representative Image Canberra: Western Australians are warned to evacuate or batten down as two separate cyclones are headed in the direction of coastal communities this weekend, meteorologists warned “Spectacular view of Tropical Cyclones #Seroja and #Odette dancing dangerously close to Australia today. These intertw...

First to be impacted will be the area around Exmouth, when Tropical low 23U hits on Saturday night, bringing a brief but intense period of heavy rain and strong to gale-force winds with the possibility of flash flooding. Some regions could see a month's worth of rain in a single day. The low is predicted to intensify into a Category 1 cyclone later today or early tomorrow, when it would be named Tropical Cyclone Odette. It will bring with it destructive winds, with gusts of up to 150km/h, heavy rains and flash floods. READ MORE: Cyclone Seroja and tropical low 23U are currently dumbelling aro...

Caption: A deep-learning algorithm developed by MIT researchers is designed to help machines navigate in the real world. In tests with the video game Pong, the researchers introduced an “adversary” that pulled the ball slightly further down than it actually was. Credits: Image: Jose-Luis Olivares, MIT *Terms of Use: Images for download on the MIT News office website are made available to non-commercial entities, press and the general public under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial No Derivative...

North Queensland is set to receive another drenching this weekend as a tropical low off the coast of Cairns threatens to develop into a cyclone. A flood warning has been issued for a 180-kilometre stretch of coastline between Mission Beach, south of Cairns, and Rollingstone. The Bureau of Meteorology's Jonathan How said the warning could be extended to Townsville and its surrounds in the coming days. Mr How said the tropical low "isn't much more than a mass of cloud and thunderstorms", but it was set to strengthen and organise itself over the course of the weekend. The tropical low's exact pa...