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Because chance favours the connected mind
Because chance favours the connected mind
Humanity already peaked and nobody wants to admit it submitted by /u/Ok-Fisherman-1390 [link] [comments]
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Would you trust a robot more than a human attendant to pump gas?
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Because chance favours the connected mind
Would you trust a robot more than a human attendant to pump gas? submitted by /u/Milanakiko [link] [comments]
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Institution of Mechanical Engineers - IMechE
Integrating Heat Pumps in the Process Systems
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Because chance favours the connected mind
Because chance favours the connected mind
Smart sensors for MMA gloves, pads, and heavy bags to track real power + speed... I’ve been thinking about MMA training and how most striking feedback is still based on feel and coach observation. What about using ultra-thin sensors built into gloves, pads, or heavy bags to track punch and kick power, speed, accuracy, ...
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Jensen Huang: Israel has become Nvidia’s second home | Nvidia’s CEO has confirmed that the...
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Because chance favours the connected mind
Jensen Huang: Israel has become Nvidia’s second home | Nvidia’s CEO has confirmed that the... submitted by /u/NotSoSaneExile [link] [comments]
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Because chance favours the connected mind
Thoughts on combining first-person camera data with sensor-based feedback in sports training? Wearable cameras and sensor-based sports equipment have both improved a lot on their own. I am curious about the idea of combining them for training and skill development. If a small camera mounted on a hat provides a first-person view, ...
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Because chance favours the connected mind
Need help naming an industrial-grade web scraping SaaS Hi everyone, I’m currently building an industrial level scraper, and I want to finalize a name before designing the logo and starting a build-in-public journey. I’ve shortlisted a few names I like, but I’m unsure which one works best or ...
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New ultrasonic tech could turn every window into a water tap
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Because chance favours the connected mind
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China’s new T800 combat robot looks so wild people, thought that it’s CGI… but it’s...
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Because chance favours the connected mind
China’s new T800 combat robot looks so wild people, thought that it’s CGI… but it’s... submitted by /u/ComplexExternal4831 [link] [comments]
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Designing robots to maintain the Thames Tideway Tunnel: Practical AI adoption stories
Royal Academy of Engineering
Royal Academy of Engineering
Designing robots to maintain the Thames Tideway Tunnel: Practical AI adoption stories A recording of our 11 December Practical AI event discussing how Amentum and Tideway London are working on designing embodied artificial intelligence solutions to improve the efficiency and safety of maintaining 25km of giant sewer system beneath London.
What steps are ...
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Institution of Mechanical Engineers - IMechE
Advancing Automotive Engineering 2025 Highlights
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How many languages can AI help us speak? - James Manyika
Royal Academy of Engineering
Royal Academy of Engineering
How many languages can AI help us speak? - James Manyika Typing, speaking, photo recognition... AI is enabling us to translate between more languages in more ways than ever before.
Taken from our 2025 Hinton Lecture: https://www.raeng.org.uk/events/2025/november/hinton-lecture/
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2025 Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation Final | Highlights
Royal Academy of Engineering
Royal Academy of Engineering
2025 Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation Final | Highlights On 16 October 2025 in Dakar, Senegal, four finalists pitched their innovations to a panel of judges at the Africa Prize Final event. This event marked the first final event ever to be held in Francophone Africa.
After an eight month ...
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Overcoming the challenges of dyslexia to excel in engineering: Rachel Donaghey
IET
IET
Overcoming the challenges of dyslexia to excel in engineering: Rachel Donaghey Rachel Donaghey – one of the Mary George Memorial Prize for Apprentices finalists at the 2025 Young Woman Engineer of the Year - is someone who drives strategic improvements. In the two roles she has held at NATS, she has ...
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From pasta bridge to HS2: Rachel Hayden
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IET
From pasta bridge to HS2: Rachel Hayden Rachel Hayden, one of the 2025 Young Woman Engineer of the Year finalists, was introduced to the idea of becoming an engineer through a school pasta bridge competition – and now manages infrastructure and assets that include not just bridges, ...
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