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Because chance favours the connected mind
Because chance favours the connected mind
Building a physical “accountability robot” for studying need help on psychology + feasibility pitfalls Hey everyone, I’m working on an early-stage concept and wanted critical feedback from people who understand psychology, HCI, and robotics. The idea: A small desktop robot that acts as an embodied accountability partner for coders/students. It pairs with a local ...
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Because chance favours the connected mind
Because chance favours the connected mind
Will websites die? What will the new world look like? Most people are now using ChatGPT and other LLMs to find info. Tasks like shopping is coming to ChatGPT , perplexity etc as in app checkouts. So two key reasons why website existed - provide info to get a job ...
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Because chance favours the connected mind
Because chance favours the connected mind
How far away is the take up of self-driving cars? submitted by /u/Making-An-Impact [link] [comments]
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Institution of Mechanical Engineers - IMechE
Webinar: Building Safety Act Review January 2026
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Institution of Mechanical Engineers - IMechE
Inside the Energy House
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Wind energy above cities: innovation, or trouble waiting to happen?
Because chance favours the connected mind
Because chance favours the connected mind
Wind energy above cities: innovation, or trouble waiting to happen? submitted by /u/Milanakiko [link] [comments]
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Because chance favours the connected mind
Because chance favours the connected mind
Crossing the innovation valley of death submitted by /u/Making-An-Impact [link] [comments]
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Because chance favours the connected mind
Because chance favours the connected mind
Theoretical Scenario Let's imagine a scenario where you wake up in a reality with a technology that enables you to write your last message and save it seconds before death. Now, with this technology that captured your last message and you (hypothetically ...
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Because chance favours the connected mind
Because chance favours the connected mind
How do you systematically find where your target users actually hang out online? submitted by /u/PipeCool8151 [link] [comments]
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Because chance favours the connected mind
Because chance favours the connected mind
Working on a crucial problem Hello guys, i am currently working on a project where im trying to upcycle non-recyclable plastic into high-strength composite boards that can be used to manufacture furniture and interior products. i want you all to submit this form to help ...
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Institution of Mechanical Engineers - IMechE
STEM Ambassador Programme
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Talking to the public matters when developing AI - the Academy's futures and dialogues work.
Royal Academy of Engineering
Royal Academy of Engineering
Talking to the public matters when developing AI - the Academy's futures and dialogues work. Listen to Sir John Lazar, Ana Avaliani and Natasha McCarthy discuss the importance of the Academy's People's AI Stewardship Summits.
The People's AI Stewardship Summits are a series of public dialogue events bringing together members of the public with experts, ...
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Institution of Mechanical Engineers - IMechE
Integrating Heat Pumps in the Process Systems
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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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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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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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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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