MIT’s UQ-DAAAM Helps Robots Fix Their Own Wrong Memories

Article details Primary domain: Robotics & Automation (Autonomous Systems)Secondary domain: Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning (Computer Vision)Article type: Research & DiscoveryTechnology: UQ-DAAAM uncertainty-aware robot memoryInnovation maturity: ExperimentalMission: ResearchBusiness impact: Could make household and industrial robots more reliable at multistep tasks by flagging and fixing uncertain perceptionsAudience: Research, IT, Business/LeadershipPublication date: No...
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The White Goat – Office Machine that Recycles Office Paper into Toilet Paper

Japanese company Oriental invented a revolutionary and innovative White Goat machine which converts normal paper into toilet paper. The machine recycles office paper into toilet paper right in your office. All you have to do is put paper and water in the machine and 30 minutes later out comes a roll of toilet paper. The machine shreds the paper, dissolves it in water, thins it out, dries it and winds it around a roll. Paper is thrown into a hopper and the machine untangles, shreds and u...
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Ultra-flexible, Ultra-Thin Devices Developed to Monitor the Brain

Brain activity can be monitored with tiny flexible electronics which could roll up to fit in a pocket. Charles Lieber, a nanoscientist and nanotechnologist at Harvard University, has designed latest ultra-thin electronics flexible enough to get stuffed into the needle of a syringe with a diameter as small as the average width of a human hair. Traditional electronics are rigid and the procedures to measure brain activity would involve surgery; surgeons would make an opening equal to the siz...
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