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smarterplanet: Neurodrones: Neuromorphic Chip tested in prototype nanodrone MIT Technology Review reports, that researchers from HRL Laboratories’ Center for Neural and Emergent Systems (on behalf of DARPA’s SyNAPSE program) have tested a tiny drone (93 grams incl battery) with a prototype neuromorphic chip (576 silicon neurons). The first time the drone was flown into each…
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smarterplanet: Neurodrones: Neuromorphic Chip tested in prototype nanodrone MIT Technology Review reports, that researchers from HRL Laboratories’ Center for Neural and Emergent Systems (on behalf of DARPA’s SyNAPSE program) have tested a tiny drone (93 grams incl battery) with a prototype neuromorphic chip (576 silicon neurons). The first time the drone was flown into each…
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While the marketing world is gradually coming to grips with the existence of YouTube stars, they may not be able to wrap their heads around Bee and PuppyCat. In fact, the show has yet to attract a sponsor, and buyers say it’s not on their radar. Frederator doesn’t even have an in-house ad sales team,…
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npr: Coding Diversity Into Keyboards One Emoji At A Time In its attempt to represent a broader spectrum of ethnic faces through emoji, says Bernie Hogan, the Unicode Consortium is both addressing users’ needs and facing a new set of potential problems. “Right now within political circles online, there’s a lot of concern about voice,…
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EWA: Museums, as you mentioned, are now planning on including Latin American art in the canon. At a place like the Met, where would you situate this Latin American wing? GP-B: There’s this whole debate about what is Latin American art, the separatist position and integrationist position. I’ve always been on the integrationist side. The…