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or multi-dimensional data from a medical scanner. Computer vision is ready for its next big test: seeing in 3D Researchers have developed a new computer vision algorithm that gives a robot the ability to recognize three-dimensional objects and, at a glance, intuit items that are partially obscured or tipped over, without needing to view them from multiple angles. The algorithm Burchfiel and Konidaris developed constructs a whole object from partial information by finding complex shapes that tend to be associated consistently understand the environment around them and explain what they see just as well as a human can References: https://www.newscientist.com https://www.livescience.com Deepthi.A CSE B - III year with each other. For instance, objects with flat square tops tend to have legs. If the robot can only see the square top, it may infer the legs. Scientists have mainly turned to the most advanced form of artificial intelligence, which uses artificial neural networks, or so-called deep-learning algorithms, because they process information in a way that’s similar to how the brain learns. The existing ImageNet database consists of images collected from across the internet and then labelled by hand, but these lack the depth information needed to understand a 3D scene. Microsoft’s “mood shirt” feels you, and cheers you up. Really. Now-a- days everybody wants to know their mind set because, depending upon their mood we can start communication. There is a technology that can read your mind and analyses your emotions, not only emotions but also the body temperature, blood pressure and sugar levels also. It is used to open up the possibility of communicating emotion we don’t even realize we have. Building a large database of images complete with 3D information would allow robots to be trained to recognize objects around them and map out the best route to get somewhere. This database would largely comprise images of scenes inside homes and other buildings. In the near future with this advancement in technology we would like to see robots that can “A dream doesn’t become a reality through magic; it takes sweat, determination, and hard work.” Colin Powell 29
It consists of cameras and electronic sensors can provide information on a person’s state of mind. In this method, a database is provided which includes statistics of human voice parameters with emotions. When a voice signal is received from it we can extracts at least one feature of the signal. The extracted voice feature is then compared to the voice parameter in the database. An emotion is selected from the data base and it is compared with the extracted voice signal. Then the user determined emotions are compared with emotion selected from the database and it determines if it matches then it output that selected emotion. This technology was implemented by Microsoft, they designed mood t-shirt, which is used to express your mood on a t-shirt, it has flexible jacket packed with sensors and actuators it is intended to read a users emotions then simulate their nervous system in a way that can either cheer them up or calm them down . Reference : www.dailymail.co.uk/.../Microsoft-s-mood-shirtknows-feeling-Sensors-read-emotions-c R.Shivani ECE- B III year. Hybrid Driving- Flying Robots could go beyond the flying car Whether they're swooping in to deliver packages or spotting victims in disaster zones, swarms of flying robots could have a range of important applications in the future, a new study found. The robots can transition from driving to flying without colliding with each other and could offer benefits beyond the traditional flying-car concepts of sci-fi lore, the study said. The ability to both fly and walk is common in nature. For instance, many birds, insects and other animals can do both. These robots can both fly and drive through a simulated city-like setting that has parking spots, landing pads and no-fly zones. Moreover, these drones can move autonomously without colliding with each other, the researchers said, “Our vehicles can find their own safe paths” .The researchers took eight four-rotor quadcopter; drones and put two small motors with wheels on the bottom of each drone, to make them capable of driving. In simulations, the robots could fly for about 295 feet (90 meters) or drive for 826 feet (252 meters) before their batteries ran out. Nothing can add more power to your life than concentrating all your energies on a limited set of targets." Nido Qubein 30
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