We’re bringing TC Sessions: Robotics + AI back to UC Berkeley on April 18, and we’re excited to announce our jam-packed agenda that highlights the best and brightest in robotics and — new…
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Daimler and BMW to Co-Develop Next Generation of Self-Drive Cars
Daimler AG and BMW AG have agreed to cooperate on developing self-driving cars, the latest move by the luxury-car rivals to share costs as a technology shift shakes up the industry.
The German manufacturers have signed a memorandum of understanding to…
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Read entire article onJapan Saw 7000 Crypto-Related Money Laundering Cases in 2018
The authorities are exploring to integrate artificial intelligence to bust such crimes.
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Read entire article onAI2’s Oren Etzioni to entrepreneurs: It’s not too late to ride the machine-learning wave
Oren Etzioni, CEO of the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence, answers questions during a chat moderated by Mike Grabham, director of the Seattle chapter of Startup Grind. (GeekWire Photo / Alan Boyle)
It may seem as if everyone’s already on the…
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Read entire article onHere is the world’s first robotics museum–built by robots, of course
The first exhibition of Seoul’s Robot Museum will be the robots building the museum itself.
Seoul wants to have the world’s very first museum dedicated to robotic science. And the city authorities have decided on the best possible way to build…
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Read entire article onInnovative sex toys aren’t a joke, says Lora DiCarlo CEO Lora Haddock
Haddock’s company won an innovation award from CES — but then the trade group decided that her work was “profane.”
On the latest episode of Recode Decode, Recode’s Kara Swisher spoke with Lora Haddock, the founder and CEO of…
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Read entire article onKorean conglomerate SK leads $600M round for Chinese chipmaker Horizon Robotics
Horizon Robotics, a three-year-old Chinese startup backed by Intel Capital, just raised a mega-round of funding from domestic and overseas backers as it competes for global supremacy in developing AI solutions and chips aimed at autonomous vehicles, smart retail…
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Read entire article onQualcomm Offers Robotics Building Blocks
In a bid to make development of consumer, enterprise and industrial robots easier for manufacturers and developers, Qualcomm has launched its first integrated, comprehensive offering designed specifically for robotics.
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