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INNOVATION
YOU NEVER IMAGINE WHAT
WILL COME
EDITORIALCLICK PUBLICATIONS Willson H & Claudio D.
We are seeing that technology is
increasingly present in our daily
lives. new research, smart
computers, smart phones,
connected television are some
of the things that are invading us
at a speed that is often difficult
to follow.
EDITORIAL
Precisely for this reason we add
in unreal the technology
specials, which in a non-periodic
way and from the hand of
experts will propose various
topics of interest.
What better than two
extraordinary academics to
release this first special that
talks about the HIGH AREAS of
technology. CLAUDIO DIAZ
student of the Faculty of
Computing of the Autonomous
University of Chile, talca and
WILLSON HUENCHULAO
student of the same university.
Unreal tells us about the new
trends in technology today.
The articles are really very
interesting, I recommend
them.
I hope that the special numbers
that we will insert are of interest
to you!
TABLE OF
CONTENTS.
1. RoboFly.
2. This will be the
microrobots with artificial
intelligence that will save
the oceans
3.CHINESE COMPANIES
WILL DOMINATE
ARTIFICIAL
INTELLIGENCE BY 2030
4.Game Boy: yesterday
and today
5.5 benefits of dropping
the mobile
6.Entertainment

RoboFly, the first wireless robotic
flying insect
We probably remember RoboBee, the
insect robot. Now, his successor -
improved-, RoboFly, is presented as a
miniature robot that can fly thanks to
the laser. It does not need batteries or
cables like its predecessor. This
wireless minidron with the shape and
size of a bee, extracts its energy from
the light impulses of a laser.
Flying robots the size of an insect,
such as RoboFly, could help with tasks
such as inspecting the growth of crops
on farms or detecting gas leaks. These
robots fly with tiny wings because they
are too small to use propellers (like the
ones we see in their cousins the larger
drones). Of course, this small size is
quite an advantage: these robots are
cheap to manufacture and can easily
slip into narrow places that are
inaccessible to larger drones.
The interesting thing about
RoboFly is also that you do not
need cables, but a small AI that
tells the wings when they should
move. Although it seems a trifle it
is a giant leap for robots. The
robotic insect uses a small circuit
on board that converts the energy
of the laser into enough electricity
to make its wings work.
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This will be the microrobots with
artificial intelligence that will save the
oceans
In the field of AI, IBM says there will be
robot microscopes with artificial
intelligencethat can save the oceans from
pollution.Heexplains that in five years these
smallautonomous microscopes with AI will
beconnected to the cloud and deployed
around the world, and will be responsible
for monitoring the water situation
continuously and in real time.
Thus, IBM scientists are working on a
system that uses plankton, since it is a
natural biological sensor of aquaculture
health. IBM IA microscopes can be housed
in water bodies to analyze the movement of
3D plankton in their natural habitat, and use
this information to predict the status and
behavior of the waters. This could help in
cases of oil spills or leaks from other
sources of pollution, as well as predict
threats such as "red tides".
IBM also tells how in the next five
years the biases of artificial
intelligence will increase, but at the
same time new solutions will appear
to counteract the algorithms that are
created with some kind of racial,
gender or ideological prejudice. In
this field, the researchers of the
American firm have developed a
methodology so that no AI algorithm
perpetuates an inequity when
learning later from the data. IBM
scientists have also developed a
technique to examine artificial
intelligence systems, even when the
data that has been used for their
training is not available.
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T H E B E S T C A M E R A
F O R P R O F E S S I O N A L S
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C H I N E S E C O M P A N I E S W I L L
D O M I N A T E A R T I F I C I A L
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In addition to the Chinese
government, several
provinces and cities in the
country, says the
consultancy PwC, offer
preferential policies and
generous financial
incentives for emerging
companies in artificial
intelligence (AI). For
example, the city of
Shenyang has established
an investment fund of
20,000 million yuan, 23,400
million Hong Kong dollars,
focused on the
development of robotics.
N E I L A R M S T R O N G
These favorable policies
are what have inspired
innovations of companies
in China in the field of AI.
Already consolidated
multinationals such as
Baidu, Alibaba, Huawei,
ZTE and Tencent, have
joined emerging companies
such as Megvii, iCarbonX,
Mobvoi and SenseTime,
and unicorns, startups with
valuations of more than
one billion dollars, such as
Didi, Chuxing and Xiaomi,
who recently landed in
Spain to sell their cheap
smartphone, among other
devices
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Game Boy: yesterday and today
The screen was small, the graphics were limited to
gray shades on a dull green background, but the
Nintendo Game Boy was a revolution when it was
launched in Japan three decades ago. The original
version may seem desperately thick now, but at that
time it was unimaginably svelte, a suitable console to
play anywhere.
What made this console so popular and sold so
many units?
The funny thing is that the Game Boy was not really
the first portable gaming machine with
interchangeable cartridges: that was the Microvision,
launched in 1979 and described as a "programmable
electronic game system" by its manufacturer, the toy
giant Milton Bradley. Interestingly, the console itself
was just a container with a small screen, each game
had its own central processor and a memory chip.
When it landed in Japan on April 21, 1989,
at a price of 12,500 yen, it immediately
sold its initial print run of 300,000 units (it
did not arrive in the United Kingdom until
September 1990). Literally swept. At that
time, the essential game was Super Mario
Land, a typical and nice platform game
that reproduced many features of the
classic Super Mario Bros. series. It would
continue to sell more than 18 million
copies.
With the passage of time, the Nintendo
3DS became the fabulous successor of
the Game Boy also reaping many
successes.
Being a portable machine, practically a pocket
console, was his great success. The console was
designed by Nintendo's Research and Development
team, led by the legendary engineer Gunpei Yokoi,
the genius behind the company's Game & Watch
series of portable LCD games. Impose portability on
performance. So, while rival handheld consoles such
as Atari Lynx and Sega Game Gear boasted
expensive hardware and color screens that erased
the battery, Game Boy was comparatively cheap
thanks to its antiquated Z80-based CPU. And
although the 2.5-inch screen could barely display
four different gray tones,
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VECTOR ISSUE XV
5 benefits of dropping the
mobile
It makes you more sociable
In 2015, Kate Unsworth, founder and CEO
of Vinaya, a London company that creates
wearables, led a curious experiment. It took
35 executives to the Moroccan desert,
where they spent four days without
touching a mobile, and five neuroscientists
who observed their behavior. It was found
that, on the third day, they walked more
erect, established more visual contacts and
remembered more details of their
interlocutors than before that abstinence.
But perhaps such a deployment is not
necessary: 82% of Americans believe that
using cell phones during social gatherings is
detrimental to conversations.
Improve your quality of life
The University of Maryland (USA)
conducted an investigation with a group of
students who agreed to disconnect their
phones. They fired up the time they spent
with their friends and families, they
exercised more and even cooked and ate
healthier dishes.
Increase your productivity
Numerous studies have found that it is enough to
have the mobile phone at hand to diminish our
attention and give less. Although do not distract us
with notifications. In addition, being always
connected ends up damaging the employee's
capacity, which burns. France has regulated the right
of workers not to use digital work tools outside office
hours.
Help your rest
It has been proven that the blue light of the screens
reduces the production of melatonin, a hormone that
helps us fall asleep. Before going to bed you should
avoid playing video games or reading unpleasant or
controversial news on your mobile. Increase your
adrenaline levels, a hormone that puts your body on
alert and can lead to insomnia.
Increase your ability to concentrate
According to a study done in Canada by Microsoft,
the average time of attention of Internet users has
gone from twelve seconds on average in the year
2000 to only eight seconds nowadays. The specialists
argue that the massive use of technology and the
need to do several tasks at the same time have made
us pay that cognitive price.
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HOROSCOPO
aries:
a different scenario in love
Important changes are coming in a
sentimental direction.
Taurus;
the sensual part of your sign is
accentuated
With the Moon in your opposite sign you
will live a stage of sentimental intensity.
Gemini:
time of important revelations
An exciting and happy month's farewell.
Cancer;
an idea that will give results very soon
Intuition and experience come together
on this day.
leo:
an unmistakable sign of love
You will enjoy an unforgettable weekend
Virgo:
listen to the voice of your heart
You will happily end what you started
days ago.
Libra:
a new vision of your affective life
You will have the opportunity to live new
experiences.
scorpion:
with the Moon in your sign your intuition
is exalted
You end a weekend in a great way.
Sagittarius:
days of great movement are coming
Do not be impressed by the alarmist
people.
Capricorn:
you will recover something that you
thought you had lost
It is your time of evaluation and
rectification of errors.
Aquarius:
you will notice a noticeable change in
your affective life
Certain things that once worried you
now take a back seat.
Pisces:
things will go better than you thought
A very different end of the month than
what you had planned.
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ISSN 22
MAY 2018