However, it's important to remember the data and information that a company can derive from manually, semi-autonomously and fully autonomously driven miles are very different.
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"This is the beginning of a five-year plan where in 2021 we are going to launch thousands of vehicles that are autonomously driven — tens of thousands of vehicles that will be autonomously driven on highways, and a few thousands of vehicles that will be autonomously driven inside cities," he said.
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The computing center, which will start operations by the end of the year, will provide cars with data-crunching capabilities to help them drive semi-autonomously and, eventually, autonomously.
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The flight was completed fully autonomously with Amazon's own software.
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Computers can autonomously solve these problems - a process called mining.
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You know Roomba, the robots that clean the floor autonomously?
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In other words: The robots can operate autonomously in Idaho.
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They do so autonomously, in the absence of any centralized coordination.
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The drones would operate autonomously but respond to a pilot's command.
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Thus, P3 will be able to steer along the seabed autonomously.
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You can toss them out in battle, and they'll fight autonomously.
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Why would a drone team that can conduct missions autonomously be useful?
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Just show up at the pick-up location, ready to ride — autonomously.
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But a hands-free umbrella that autonomously follows me through the rain?
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It can autonomously open doors and walk up stairs in any terrain.
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Boston Dynamics' Spot and SpotMini can also climb stairs and navigate autonomously.
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Conte's somewhat cryptic response was that some guests had been "autonomously invited."
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But can we trust Tesla cars to autonomously drive themselves just yet?
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It does go much slower when it's actually autonomously navigating obstacles, however.
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The robotaxi's blowin' its horn and zooming autonomously down the home stretch.
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The company intends for its trucks to only drive autonomously on highways.
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In fact, 38% of manual work today could potentially be completed autonomously.
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That means these cars will not be able to drive autonomously everywhere.
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There have been few reports of migrant boats reaching the island autonomously.
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Its robots move around autonomously, working alongside humans and carrying heavy cargo.
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While WhatsApp operates autonomously from Facebook, Mr. Koum sits on Facebook's board.
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Real Sense allows drones to weave between obstacles autonomously without being piloted.
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Individual factions often act autonomously — at times over the objections of commanders.
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It's more or less a rolling box that autonomously roams hospital corridors.
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They agreed that the attorney general's office acted neither impartially nor autonomously.
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After that, however, the helicopter will be on its own, flying autonomously.
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Rauschenberg's set dressings, in particular, might be mistaken for works created autonomously.
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But they do, hypothetically, have the capability to travel autonomously over short distances.
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They will continue to operate autonomously with their unique talents, IP and expertise.
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Current drones are cheap, easy to fly, and able to function mostly autonomously.
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Their engineering units, for instance, still operate largely autonomously, said the alliance executive.
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Called the Future Bus, it's the first city bus that can drive autonomously.
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Pittsburgh-based Seegrid has been making vehicles drive autonomously for a dozen years.
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But because this is the future of driving, the car can drive autonomously.
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That's why we will have to add autonomously driving cars to our offering.
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And now it's calling on researchers to autonomously explore the innards of Earth.
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And to run this operation autonomously, it obviously has to do so reliably.
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With 'Evasive Steering Assist,' the car won't autonomously steer to avoid an accident.
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The goal is to enable a child to learn autonomously, using a tablet.
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This allows you to follow a subject autonomously while flying backwards or sideways.
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The company is developing technology that will enable 18-wheelers to drive autonomously.
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It would fly autonomously, meaning the driver theoretically wouldn't need a pilot's license.
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Skydio is a drone startup changing the way consumers can operate drones autonomously.
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We do want the robots to be doing things autonomously in the environment.
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DJI drones also offer the ability to sense and avoid obstacles while flying autonomously.
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Seyo – LONDON Seyo enables machines to cooperate autonomously in extreme environments without the internet.
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Robby makes self-driving delivery robots that can autonomously navigate sidewalks to your door.
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Trailer Assist allows the car to park semi-autonomously using the rear backup camera.
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Dubai has test-flown an uncrewed two-seater drone designed to transport people autonomously.
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The aircraft will be piloted by humans at first, but eventually will fly autonomously.
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But how is it possible for AI to operate autonomously without any human interaction?
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The new drone will fly autonomously through much tighter spaces and more complex environments.
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They can operate autonomously for months at a time and traverse whole ocean basins.
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Many now contain more computer than explosive to help them find their targets autonomously.
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The report attributed the increased concern to highly publicized accidents involving cars operating autonomously.
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Power is people connecting with people in order to autonomously build what we need.
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Importantly, Starlink satellites are capable of tracking on-orbit debris and autonomously avoiding collision.
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I loved being on the move and I got very accustomed to working autonomously.
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Crew Dragon autonomously docked with the space station then later returned safely to Earth.
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And, with a click of the turn signal, it will change lanes autonomously, too.
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"Working my piece of land somewhere and living autonomously—that's the dream," she said.
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In fact, they are currently able to resolve 25-40% of all tickets autonomously.
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Two hydraulic pumps flex the tail and it can swim autonomously in all directions.
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With machine learning, drones can fly autonomously without knowing beforehand what they might encounter.
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In development since late 2014, the underwater droid identifies and assassinates the ravenous stars—autonomously.
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According to TechCrunch, the issue was whether Instagram should operate autonomously from Facebook in general.
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A dog-like machine autonomously navigating the complex maze of an office and lab facility.
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The researchers are determining if the robot could be deployed to autonomously inspect sewage systems.
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You run it autonomously under the Google brand, which is under the Alphabet brand, correct?
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The company released a new video showing Spot autonomously navigating around construction sites in Tokyo.
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Because of this range of motion, no satellite has ever flown autonomously before, says Reed.
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Anyway, it's easier to fly autonomously through the air than it is on the ground.
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The groups operate autonomously, with infrequent contact, an arrangement that helps protect them from arrest.
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The robot then returns the original pallet back to its original position – autonomously and safely.
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In the trade, BLOS means drones flying autonomously beyond a human operator's line of sight.
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The semi drove autonomously on the highway between Fort Collins, Colorado and Colorado Springs, Colorado.
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Getting robots to autonomously perform surgery on soft tissue—like, say, your guts—is tricky.
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The robots respond to the commands of the Marines, but operate autonomously unless called upon.
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It can follow a person, or roll autonomously in an environment it has already mapped.
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Lily Camera pitches itself as the autonomously steered flying camera for those photography-minded people.
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You can control them with a remote control, or they operate autonomously using intelligent programming.
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In a separate LinkedIn post, Dulski reiterates the importance of allowing employees to work autonomously.
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Level 4 vehicles are able to drive completely autonomously in most, but not all conditions.
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That it's possible to do this kind of a mission completely autonomously with a drone.
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Deep learning consists of networks of interconnected nodes that autonomously run computations on input data.
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Drones differ from "remote-controlled" aircraft because they can fly to pre-set coordinates autonomously.
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Over time, I developed two good distributors in the south of England, who acted autonomously.
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Everyone can function autonomously and is smart, especially under the supervision of really good editors.
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Because the bitcoin miners operate autonomously, it is hard to track their numbers and size.
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The top line: Uber's robot cars are steadily increasing the number of miles driven autonomously.
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Last week, the company's 20.9 active cars drove 25,2000 miles autonomously, according to the documents.
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A second generation was able to autonomously make its way back to a recharging station.
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When autonomously driving around, there's no need to look at the shabby world around you.
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This is the same company that has plans to autonomously drive scooters to charging stations.
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Their presentation hinted at a future in which Origin cars could also transport cargo autonomously.
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The (nearly) all-glass car can handle rough terrain and autonomously drive on city streets.
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Even more notably, the workers operate autonomously and attacks are launched indirectly trough danger pheromone.
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The drones fly autonomously and can carry up to 1.8 kilograms of cargo, GAVI said.
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The vehicles will map the city and collect data before being allowed to operate autonomously.
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It's not because the trucks are more technically capable of driving autonomously than the cars — in fact, driving autonomously on the highway as these trucks are doing is much easier than driving on city streets — it's because Uber has actually managed to commercialize the trucks.
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Intsead, Clearpath makes vehicles that autonomously move boxes and pallets around factories, warehouses and distribution centers.
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They drive autonomously in a 2-3 mile radius, but they are monitored by human operators.
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The Steve you now see autonomously roaming Washington Harbour is not the Steve you once knew.
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While the group functions autonomously, co-founder Dago Bailon has acted as a frontman for TQP.
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The UPS drones fly fully autonomously on pre-programmed routes that a remote human pilot monitors.
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Mostly, however, they will employ dead reckoning, based on data from accelerometers, to steer themselves autonomously.
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But for this video, it's using that knowledge to operate autonomously, using cameras to avoid obstacles.
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Another company that stands out is Tesla, which reported driving zero miles autonomously on public roads.
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This perching robotic insect is the smallest flying robot platform that can autonomously attach to surfaces.
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If swarms of small robots can be made to collaborate autonomously, someone, somewhere will do it.
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A robot that could autonomously perform search and rescue missions would require extremely sophisticated artificial intelligence.
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So, computers may be getting closer to autonomously producing their own art that people deem creative.
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The company claims that the device can fly up to 10,000 feet in the air autonomously.
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Wouldn't it be nice to know your jet could autonomously and smoothly dodge a lightning bolt?
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It can drive autonomously in a single lane on the freeway, controlling throttle, brake and steering.
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They can fly autonomously, avoiding obstacles and some can even follow you and take awesome selfies.
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"These are the hottest startups in America and not a single one finished autonomously," he said.
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Sensors at the tip allow it to autonomously "grow" in the direction of a specific target.
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Having the capability to autonomously perform these types of tasks has great benefit to the missions.
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Tech: Volvo has openly listed the tech that will allow its future cars to drive autonomously.
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"I would say we need regulatory permissions," Misener said, opportunities to fly autonomously with certain restrictions.
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Pilots would be required in the near-term, but eventually Uber envisions the network operating autonomously.
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But it described a vision of consumer robots capable of operating autonomously in homes and offices.
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They're capable of getting to their destination autonomously using LiDAR light-measuring sensors and other sensors.
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The Scorpion can also fly autonomously for almost four miles at a time for other emergencies.
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Ditto for the images of large Spot Mini testing corrals, where several are patrolling around autonomously.
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It can fly into space on a regular rocket and then navigate autonomously in the atmosphere.
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"The only way you're going to drive that autonomously is to heat the road," he says.
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However, its vehicles currently only operate autonomously in Pittsburgh, where its self-driving team is based.
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Its level-4 vehicles are able to drive completely autonomously in most, but not all conditions.
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Hundreds of them move autonomously inside a large caged area, tailgating each other but not colliding.
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Researchers at McAfee were able to trick two Teslas into autonomously speeding up by 50 mph.
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The robots drive autonomously through store aisles figuring out what has sold and then sends back data.
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Hong Kong and Macau are former European colonies that are part of China but run largely autonomously.
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They can prioritize multiple requests and wirelessly communicate with the hotel's systems – even operating the elevators autonomously.
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Staffers sometimes move from one to the other, and friendships span the divide, but they operate autonomously.
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Instead, the researchers need to program a list of commands autonomously, as they do for the rovers.
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The feature allows Tesla cars to change lanes and take exits on highways autonomously, with driver supervision.
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After all, computers have a memory and speak a language; they can contract viruses and act autonomously.
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And okay, some of those throws are pretty easy, but the drone is still reacting completely autonomously.
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Advances in machine learning mean some basic operations, like navigating around a house, can be done autonomously.
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But I love the idea of the film living on, autonomously, beyond that kind of attention span.
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Within those are 65 molding machines, all creating millions of pieces, and the factory is run autonomously.
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They are capable of navigating environments autonomously, but only when their surroundings have been mapped in advance.
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We're run very autonomously, though we get a huge benefit from being part of the Bain network.
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It certainly wasn't capable of autonomously driving through a parking garage until it found an empty space.
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It operated autonomously and fed off the resentments the Sinai Bedouin tribes felt toward the Egyptian government.
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Now, Duplex is able to successfully book four out of five reservations completely autonomously, according to Huffman.
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The company predicts it will have cars operating fully autonomously on highways and regular roads by 2020.
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The vans autonomously deliver and return, and can change out their own batteries for a fresh charge.
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And they aren't just starting to act autonomously and discover emotions; they're also fighting back, sometimes violently.
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Nissan says it will implement a system that can operate fully autonomously in urban environments by 2020.
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After a six-day mission on the orbital outpost, Crew Dragon autonomously detached about 2:30 a.
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The aircraft claims to be able to autonomously take off, fly a route, sense obstacles, and land.
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Yes, robots have always needed AI to operate autonomously, like using machine vision to sense the world.
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Once Aibo's up and running (well, walking), he roams around autonomously, exploring the space, barking for attention.
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The drone flew autonomously from the store to the household, using the vehicle's GPS system to navigate.
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As of last week, all new Teslas include the hardware required for the cars to drive autonomously.
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Ghost is developing a kit that will allow privately owned passenger vehicles to drive autonomously on highways.
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It has said it plans to market a vehicle which can drive autonomously on highways by 2020.
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The capsule, which was flying autonomously, parachuted to a nearby site and was recovered, the company said.
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They will follow the delivery route autonomously but will be accompanied by an Amazon employee for now.
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But the vehicles cannot drive completely autonomously and the feature requires active driver supervision, says Tesla's website.
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The drones then autonomously pilot themselves to the recipients before dropping the blood attached to a parachute.
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Both Russia and the US are making tanks that can either be operated remotely or entirely autonomously.
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Autonomously driven rides from Uber or Didi, for example, would have come in handy during this outbreak.
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Many Republicans oppose federal involvement in elections, which are run autonomously by U.S. states and local jurisdictions.
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Google currently has almost 60 test vehicles on the road and has driven 1.8 million miles autonomously.
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The two companies also plan to collaborate on technology to operate the vehicles autonomously within UPS facilities.
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The DMV said Otto informed the agency that it was not operating its trucks autonomously in California.
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For most Americans, the thought of cars autonomously navigating our streets still feels like a science fiction story.
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Starting this year, it will have cars that can autonomously stay in their lanes on a crowded highway.
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When it is functioning perfectly, the following things are still true: the Karma can't autonomously follow you around.
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The self-learning process of AI means that subject matter could be developed autonomously by the AI itself.
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Data is stored with redundancy and files are autonomously moved across the network as computers are turned on.
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Those reports, which dropped last week, revealed that Apple has significantly increased the number of miles driven autonomously.
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Teams were asked to design an automobile that could autonomously navigate its way through a 150-mile course.
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Google has accumulated an impressive 1.61 million autonomously driven miles, adding between 10,000 and 15,000 miles every week.
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Cafiero and Donnellan are building an autonomously-driven tractor as part of a startup called Bear Flag Robotics.
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People couldn't wait to upload videos sitting in the backseat while their cars drove "autonomously" down the highway.
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NASA's Curiosity Mars rover autonomously selects some targets for the laser and telescopic camera of its ChemCam instrument.
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The company claims its aircraft is able to take off autonomously, fly a route, sense obstacles, and land.
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And that's what the company plans to do with drones, and other autonomously operating robots in the future.
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The startup just completed a coast-to-coast trip from LA to Jacksonville, Florida, driving 2,400 miles autonomously.
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This increases navigation precision, frees up spacecraft to navigate autonomously, and reduces dependency on the Deep Space Network.
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A Level 4 vehicle drives itself fully autonomously in some situations and areas, but not all of them.
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Today the Curiosity rover, pictured above, can autonomously seek out the best rocks to blast with its laser.
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You still own the car, but when you're not using it, it's autonomously driving and chauffeuring people around.
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Stanford Cart (22017) Like Shakey, the Stanford Cart was an early experiment in getting machines to navigate autonomously.
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The Men in Black carry out their work thanklessly and autonomously, with no oversight from another government agency.
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These drones could then autonomously track and spy on targets – without any human involvement – on the military's behalf.
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Under no circumstances should a production vehicle autonomously collide with a parked vehicle mere feet ahead of it.
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I'm also told that post-acquisition FoodChéri will continue to be run autonomously by the startup's co-founders.
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Distinctively, DRIVE PILOT can autonomously change lanes, if a driver indicates a lane change with the turn signals.
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So it needs a consensus mechanism to enable operations and transactions to be carried out autonomously and robustly.
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Penn State long has tried to separate itself from the IFC's decisions, stating that the IFC operates autonomously.
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That kind of speed is really good for generating 3D maps, driving autonomously, and controlling computers with gestures.
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He has repurposed the wing to sail at slower speeds and to autonomously travel anywhere in the world.
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At first, the flying cars will be piloted, but the company aims for the aircraft to fly autonomously.
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All the parts are in place, since we already have multiple companies building drones that follow you autonomously.
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The BYRD's controller features shortcut buttons that let you command the drone to autonomously land or take off.
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All the deliveries happened within the line of sight of the drone pilot, but the drones flew autonomously.
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The system can autonomously group together similar documents and understand complex aspect of the human language, like idioms.
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It launched to orbit without crew on board, docked autonomously with the space station and returned safely home.
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And yet, the decisions a church makes autonomously determine whether that church is in good fellowship with others.
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This is sent to an operator who uploads it into the drone, which gathers the required data completely autonomously.
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They must be largely assembled autonomously, at least enough that humans can occupy them as soon as they land.
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The company tentatively plans to build out a separate delivery app for the vans to autonomously drop off orders.
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But the new study shows that the process is much more erratic, and strands operate more autonomously than thought.
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ATLAS walked around the stage autonomously, while a human guided SpotMini the dogbot across the stage with a controller.
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In fact, the device is designed to clip onto a pocket, autonomously taking pictures while you're out and about.
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And it can do it largely autonomously, moving a bit like a lawnmower: side to side, bottom to top.
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Shaunak Khire is co-founder of a stealth ML/AI startup that can analyze, write and output insights autonomously.
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Norment often plays the armonica with electronics and has specially wired hers so its spindle turns autonomously and endlessly.
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Anyway, after about three weeks of puppeting the clone has learned to think for itself and do things autonomously.
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"An algorithm autonomously identifies the successful actions, thus continually refining the parking strategy," writes Audi in a blog post.
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Such AVs may still have steering wheels and pedals, and be able to drive autonomously only on designated roads.
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One day, it might even help humans colonize space, autonomously building houses on other planets before human settlers arrive.
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At DeepMind, we developed a "safety-first" AI system to autonomously manage the cooling in Google's big data centres.
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Doing these tasks autonomously is a long ways off, but research like this forms the foundation for that work.
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The robots roam autonomously, looking for signs of trouble, like an unrecognized person entering the building late at night.
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Even when the software is shared, state and local regulation will not allow Teslas to begin driving autonomously everywhere.
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These devices take the elbow grease out of cleaning, moving around homes and sucking up dirt and dust autonomously.
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While the hardware described above is essential, AVs are able to act intelligently, or autonomously, because of their software.
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Dr Stolkin reckons the answer is to equip them with artificial intelligence (AI), so that they can operate autonomously.
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Plug it in and the Sisyphus table autonomously creates beautiful kaleidoscopic patterns right before your eyes in real time.
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The flexibility of this approach and the ability to make these decisions autonomously are where the paper identifies advances.
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Sure, Franz might not be able to speak, feel human emotions, or move autonomously, but he's up for anything.
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And because dioceses operate relatively autonomously, a massive amount of legwork was needed to centralize and process that information.
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The DMV confirmed that under current regulations, cars that exceed that weight limit are not allowed to operate autonomously.
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Scientists do not yet know how general learning works and how best to train AI systems to function autonomously.
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K-MAX can autonomously fly its own missions day or night, making precise deliveries on its own as well.
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It's controlled with a remote, which you can use to control its movements or tell it to move autonomously.
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That ultimately will mean autonomously driven vehicles working in tandem with new technically advanced roads and other traffic infrastructure.
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It's designed to operate fully autonomously along a set path, or be piloted remotely for manual control if needed.
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More than 100 communities nationwide have established CVEBs, and they each act autonomously with minimal oversight from the VEO.
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The first test asset flew autonomously just one year after the contract awardVisit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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That could change as TuSimple and others demonstrate tractor-trailers can drive autonomously from shipping depot to shipping depot.
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The robot is capable of recognizing objects and environments and can either operate autonomously or be controlled via remote.
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First, its onboard sensors allow it to autonomously detect and make its way toward a piece of space debris.
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We write all the flight controls that actually allow the plane to fly autonomously to a destination and back.
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While Southern Baptist churches operate autonomously from one another, they send delegates known as "messengers" to the annual meeting.
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"If you can successfully drive autonomously in Jerusalem, you can drive almost anywhere in the world," Mr. Shashua said.
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An Airbus test aircraft successfully took off from Toulouse-Blagnac Airport in southern France autonomously without any pilot input.
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Humans still need to hold Spot's paw—it can only autonomously navigate an environment after you show it around.
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It will also need only five to seven minutes to recharge, and will eventually be able to fly autonomously.
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Zoox received permission from the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles in early 2019 to drive autonomously on state roads.
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He wants a dog and plans to build a "dog toilet" to allow it to use the bathroom autonomously.
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And if that isn't cool enough, it also relies on your hand gestures alone to capture panoramic videos totally autonomously.
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Boston Dynamics' Marc Raibert showed off his company's latest creations, inviting one on stage to autonomously bring him a soda.
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But even if the universe could be thought of as a single unit evolving autonomously, this picture wouldn't be informative.
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Although, this might one day be the first umbrella to autonomously hunt you down if and when it's forgotten somewhere.
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Alternately, he said, passenger cars could be outfitted with retractable side wheels allowing them to travel through the loop autonomously.
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The place is a metaphor, a location where people have the freedom and the will to act independently and autonomously.
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These shared set of signals allow smart contracts to react to situations autonomously and expose localized error messages to users.
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Handling all of this autonomously will require a suite of sensors and cameras to help guide the vehicle through space.
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AV experts like to say it's not the total number of miles driven autonomously, but the quality of those miles.
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While the startup is working toward having its aircraft piloted autonomously, it intends to use human pilots in the meantime.
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Rather, it functions as an umbrella organization for a number of autonomously run Protestant churches that identify as Southern Baptist.
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"[…] integrating these autonomously-provided services into a mixed autonomous and human-operated environment has many challenges," the patent filing states.
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It claims it only needs a camera, GPS tracker, and a powerful computer to be able to drive anywhere autonomously.
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Eventually, it will mean formal certification of vehicles capable of operating fully autonomously, so they can be offered for sale.
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AEGIS helps Curiosity use image analysis to hit even the smallest targets the first time, thanks to autonomously refined aim.
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They have extensive experience in UAV development and in the computer vision techniques to help drones perform safely and autonomously.
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Parker has to work autonomously, too, as a radio signal from Earth takes about eight minutes to reach the spacecraft.
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Mr Zuberi envisions herds of wind turbines moving around the seas autonomously, grazing on winds which offer the most power.
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The feature affords individuals with motor impairments a way to more fully and autonomously navigate Apple's phones, computers, and tablets.
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"The spacecraft descent has been autonomously aborted at an altitude of about 50m [164 feet]," JAXA announced in a tweet.
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Why it matters: A question is whether the drones, reusable and costing just $2-$3 million each, can fly autonomously.
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The biggest issue, however, is that Tesla is allowing semi-autonomous cars to operate autonomously — without anyone behind the wheel.
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Cameron tweeted a video shared by some of his students of a car steering itself autonomously using only a camera.
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While it wasn't perfect, the Acura was able to autonomously slow down and speed up on a long, straight highway.
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The cars have since returned to San Francisco but the company says its just mapping the streets — not operating autonomously.
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With that capability, it will be able to autonomously negotiate road hazards as well as change lanes during highway driving.
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All you'll have to do is tell it where you're going within downtown Austin and it'll take you there autonomously.
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It will allow the car to drive autonomously in a single lane in heavy traffic conditions on highways, they say.
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One can imagine how this might pose a risk if, for example, machines are one day autonomously vetting legal documents.
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The company has built 25 of the robots so far, though they've only driven about 300 miles autonomously, Martinson says.
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Marble is one of a handful of ventures developing ground-based robots that can navigate autonomously to a customer's address.
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Perhaps with a drone that autonomously picks the best path to do so, like this one developed by CalTech researchers.
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Cruise has yet to meet a target it set for early 2018 of driving 1 million miles autonomously per month.
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When used properly, the Disco can autonomously can produce a complete an accurate visible and invisible multispectral image of crops.
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The plan is to expand these sorts of features, moving steadily from assisting the pilot to flying the aircraft autonomously.
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In the latest video, SpotMini is autonomously navigating around a lab, avoiding obstacles and can walk up and down stairs.
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Then it will autonomously attempt to wake up and try to re-establish communications with its human drivers on Earth.
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New research published today in Science Robotics describes a robotic catheter that's capable of moving autonomously inside a living body.
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The eMotionButterfly uses a camera tracking system to fly autonomously, avoiding crashes into the ceiling and walls without human guidance.
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After a five-day mission on the orbital outpost, Crew Dragon was set to autonomously detach about 2:30 a.
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For example, the F-35 is supposed to be able to "autonomously find surface to air missile systems," Sewell said.
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Decentralized apps — software making decisions and acting autonomously — can be created and deployed on different blockchains like Ethereum or EOS.
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The vehicles used in the Arizona pilot will drive autonomously with a Waymo-trained driver on board to monitor operations.
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The robot did laps around its inept human counterparts by autonomously assembling an Ikea chair in less than nine minutes.
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Digit can perform some operations autonomously, but it's not able to adapt to new environments as easily as a human.
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A human pilot will fly the air taxi until the companies finalize software to autonomously control it, the company said.
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In the future, robots, equipped with artificial intelligence systems and working autonomously, will keep satellites going, saving billions of dollars.
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The company says the robot is able to autonomously return to its charging dock when it runs out of battery.
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For its LF-30 concept, Lexus envisions its Airporter drones autonomously carrying your luggage from the house to the trunk.
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This would allow them to calculate their location and speed and navigate the solar system autonomously, without instructions from Earth.
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It functions semi-autonomously and is governed by strongman Kadyrov, an appointee and close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Only then does the drone land on the van's roof fully autonomously with the help of an infrared landing guidance beam.
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First unveiled in 2013, the humanoid robot can now walk around autonomously, move boxes around, and implicitly threaten to destroy humanity.
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You run this autonomously, although you're under Google, and it's never been thought about splitting it out or anything like that?
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Like the Tesla, the new autonomous Nissan models will still require human oversight and will not drive autonomously in all conditions.
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Komatsu, similarly, has used autonomous mining trucks for nearly as long, and recently surpassed 2 billion tons of material hauled autonomously.
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That same year, he promised that a Tesla would drive autonomously from LA to New York by the end of 2017.
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The fleet autonomously (naturally) brings food to students and teachers on a campus meal plan run through food services company Sodexo.
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To survive, InSight will autonomously go through dozens of programmed steps, such as deploying a supersonic parachute and igniting onboard thrusters.
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The company's vehicles have traveled 10 million miles autonomously on public roads, with an additional 7 billion miles in virtual simulation.
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They navigate autonomously, based on a pre-generated map, so there's no problem if they lose Wi-Fi or LTE signal.
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If something gets spotted by infrared by satellites, and drones, that is bigger than that, [then] put it out immediately. Autonomously.
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The full flight happens autonomously, including the landing, and the idea is to ensure that all deliveries arrive within 30 minutes.
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Waymo says it drove a total of 352,0523 miles autonomously in California for the 12-month period that ended November 2017.
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Both can exceed speeds of 40 miles-per-hour and fly almost completely autonomously with tap-to-fly and waypoint functionality.
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Luckily researchers at Hokkaido University's Department of Chemistry have created a crystalline assembly that moves autonomously when exposed to blue light.
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The T-pod can be controlled remotely by a human operator, or can operate autonomously without human intervention, the company says.
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It can drive autonomously and, as we saw, park itself or pick you up and even open the door for you.
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Lithuania expects Baltic states to test their ability to work autonomously from Moscow in June 2019, before formally switching by 2025.
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How do you make a machine that can exist autonomously in a complex environment, but also makes you want to cuddle?
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The Crew Dragon is scheduled to autonomously rendezvous and dock with the ISS on Sunday March 2100 at 22019:22019 a.m.
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Because this is all built on top of Ethereum, which allows for robust smart contracts, this can all be done autonomously.
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IFM's drones are designed to deploy between warehouse shifts, taking off autonomously, scanning the aisles and landing themselves for a recharge.
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A startup based in Petah Tikva, Israel, Airobotics, has scored the right to fly drones autonomously for business purposes in Israel.
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Missiles are no longer just flying bombs; they now often contain more computer than explosive to help find their target autonomously.
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Ryan Warner/DroneSeed Ryan Warner/DroneSeed The drones take off and fly autonomously, but always under direct observation by the crew.
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Warren, historically, you've allowed all the managers at Berkshire to run their groups autonomously and haven't imposed different programs from headquarters.
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The cars will have a feature called "single-lane control" that allows them to drive autonomously on highways without switching lanes.
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In layman's terms, AGI is AI that can think like a human (possibly even better) while carrying out complex tasks autonomously.
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It also can be used to program the systems to avoid obstacles and fly autonomously in otherwise inaccessible situations, per DJI.
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Anticipating that most industries will autonomously settle on bare minimum security standards as companies try to keep up with each other.
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It works completely autonomously and doesn't require customers to generate their own code, rules, searches or even any kind of content.
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The car was operating autonomously, though a safety driver was behind the wheel, according to a statement from the local police.
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Although FAA rules will require pilot operation, developers expect the vehicles ultimately will be flown autonomously by pre-programmed guidance systems.
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The many types of sensors, wifi chips, and cameras improved by smartphones are now being installed to let cars drive autonomously.
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The vehicle in question was driving down a divided highway semi-autonomously using Autopilot when a tractor trailer crossed its path.
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Waymo says it drove a total of 352,545 miles autonomously in California for the 12-month period that ended November 2127.
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It said that the concept would not be viable until the team could demonstrate that it could operate reliably and autonomously.
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CIMON uses two cameras as its eyes for facial recognition and five others to help him autonomously navigate and record video.
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Designed to carry out its tasks autonomously, the Agrobot uses real-time artificial intelligence (AI) to determine the ripeness of fruit.
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Working, communicating or simply just relaxing and even napping: Anything is possible while the car autonomously and safely finds its way.
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The forest's software autonomously sells logging licenses on the Ethereum blockchain without human intervention, monitoring its resources through a network of satellites.
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The Free Parasol, as it's being called, will use a camera and AI to register, track, and autonomously follow a user's head.
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The Dragon 2 will be capable of operating autonomously throughout the whole flight, but the passengers will be trained in emergency procedures.
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Generally, LocusBots can rove autonomously through warehouses and find a position near a shelf where an item requires picking by an associate.
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"The devices will autonomously follow their delivery route but will initially be accompanied by an Amazon employee," Amazon said in a statement.
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Ravin.ai, an Israel and U.K.-based startup developing AI to autonomously inspect vehicles for damage, has closed a $4 million seed round.
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It is hoped that, eventually, the vehicles, which use sensors to detect surrounding objects, will be able to navigate through traffic autonomously.
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Previously, it told Axios that SpotMini, a smaller four-legged bot, can operate autonomously in controlled settings, once it learns its surroundings.
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This will enable it to operate autonomously and detect potential obstacles before it reaches them, so that it can steer around them.
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Kroger workers will load the items into Nuro's temperature-controlled compartments, at which point the vehicle will drive autonomously to its destination.
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Such vessels are transported to the area of operation by a carrier vessel and can operate autonomously for up to 120 hours.
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While Tesla sells the package under the name "full self-driving," it should be noted that Tesla's cars still cannot operate autonomously.
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Most notably, the update will give everyone using Apollo the ability to drive autonomously on simple, relatively easy to navigate city roads.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Indiana University School of Medicine/GizmodoTo be clear, hachimoji is not an autonomously self-sustaining organism.
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"On the left-hand side you can see our star tracker so that this vehicle can autonomously navigate in space," said Bezos.
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On February 14, our vehicle was driving autonomously and had pulled toward the right-hand curb to prepare for a right turn.
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The robot can move autonomously (thanks to obstacle avoidance) at 5 mph through the home, but can also be controlled via smartphone.
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Once in orbit, the solar sail will deploy from Prox-1; later, Prox-1 will autonomously relocate the sail and inspect it.
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We need to make things that can successful move long distances completely autonomously with very high levels of safety and reasonably inexpensively.
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Tesla sees itself taking on qualities of a transportation company but rather than a human driver, Tesla will come to you autonomously.
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They would, however, consider purchasing a car that actively helps the driving experience, allowing them to choose when the car acts autonomously.
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"As far as we know, we're driving parts of the city that no other company's even attempting to drive autonomously," Levinson said.
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For instance, AI could change the legal definition of inventor and author as self-learning machines can autonomously develop their own algorithms.
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"The special thing about our system is that it scans components autonomously and in real time," he said in a news release.
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Rastgaar told Michigan Tech news that the drone can be operated either autonomously, by a human pilot, or a mix of both.
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This little bot will autonomously traverse the landscape within half a mile or so of its base and map it in 3D.
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Their newest endeavor is this competition to see if a human-controlled robot can best an AI, an autonomously controlled robot. Right.
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Human safety drivers are always behind the wheel and the vehicles do not drive autonomously in parking lots and hotel lobby areas.
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It can now autonomously create new expressions, new movements, new dialog (even in Hindi), completely different from the original captured data. pic.twitter.
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It can now autonomously create new expressions, new movements, new dialog (even in Hindi), completely different from the original captured data. pic.twitter.
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It can autonomously navigate and avoid obstacles and has a lithium-ion battery with eight hours of power on a full charge.
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The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) describes them as localized grids that are able to disconnect from traditional ones and operate autonomously.
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But at the end, established NGOs get to enjoy their non-governmental status and operate autonomously, notwithstanding the source of their funding.
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But the running Atlas and the autonomously navigating SpotMini aren't the only times the company has unsettled us with its robot demonstrations.
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The number of data points required for one to "learn" to fold a towel autonomously, let alone run an E.R., is staggering.
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"We are hardwired to treat living things as human, so when [machines] are designed to act autonomously it triggers feelings," he said.
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Pepper works as a hospital greeter, but roaming the halls is another more mobile robot called Tug, which autonomously delivers drugs and food.
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Zooming in on North Dakota, Rokach revealed attack data on over 1,200 bots that had been curated autonomously by the group's AI algorithms.
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Because no one is sitting in this Bobcat tractor—it's operating itself, autonomously zipping around a lot lined with 4,500-pound concrete blocks.
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Artificial intelligence software is getting crazy smart, so who needs dedicated hardware purpose-built to fly autonomously, like these MQ-9 Reaper drones?
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Knightscope's robotic officers use sensors, code and lasers to autonomously guard a geo-fenced area, be it a campus, shopping mall or warehouse.
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SpaceX claims the satellites can even autonomously track other debris in orbit using the Air Force's tracking data and avoid running into objects.
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Mrs DeVos has put money and effort behind vouchers, which parents can spend at private schools, and charter schools—public schools operating autonomously.
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Spearhead was launched earlier this year with a mandate to identify promising startup founders and give them cash to invest in startups autonomously.
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Additionally, the court took the view that users decide autonomously whether they agree with Facebook's T&Cs when signing up for the service.
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In partnership with 7-Eleven, Toyota is adapting its self-driving platform as a foundation for mobile stores that can deliver goods autonomously.
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There are a lot of black artists, but very few black gallerists working autonomously among galleries and art institutions that are predominantly white.
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But it should at least be able to autonomously clean the most visible areas, so your friends don't think you're a complete slob.
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This order is then turned into instructions for the robots, which autonomously pick up and saw the necessary materials to the correct size.
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It's also designed to look for faces and bodies to track, so if you say, "Loomo, follow me," it should follow you autonomously.
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Although Flirtey's unmanned aerial vehicles can fly autonomously, hotel liability concerns and local regulations would not allow it without a licensed operator's involvement.
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Long range, Thomas said, he can see Karamba's cybersecurity software applying to self-flying drones, and other vehicles or robots that operate autonomously.
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The company installs cameras at the entrances and exits of customer parking lots and autonomously tracks lot occupancy as cars enter and exit.
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Apple is rightly getting some adulation for its new robot that can autonomously disassemble new iPhones so that their components can be recycled.
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Nuro's AV also operates completely autonomously, and looks like something you'd see on a Moon base in a retro-futuristic sci-fi show.
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Why it matters: Many of these jobs may vanish at some point in the future as autonomously driven trucks take to the road.
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Tesla has asked state government permission to test-drive a caravan of electric, autonomously driven semi-trucks in Nevada, per Reuters' Marc Vartabedian.
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You couldn't ask the car to autonomously drive from Los Angeles to New York, for example, unless the route were mapped and programmed.
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"It is designed to autonomously retrieve, sort and fulfill orders, with little to no human intervention," Soft Robotics CEO Carl Vause told TechCrunch.
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While the unmanned aerial vehicle was autonomously controlled using GPS navigation, a team of drone experts and a drone pilot oversaw the delivery.
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So after six years of running HBO autonomously, Plepler told Stankey earlier this month he wanted to leave, two of the people said.
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Vision guided vehicles (VGVs) are becoming more necessary to transport heavy loads autonomously and ensure two-day, next-day and same-day deliveries.
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But, although the robot is traversing autonomously, this shouldn't be confused with "AI," the hot, and often misapplied buzzword in today's tech realm.
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Here was a place where women were able to live communally and autonomously, to raise and educate our children free of male influence.
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It is, however, highly doubtful that the group acted autonomously or that it included any of the intellectual authors that commissioned the murder.
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It autonomously guides workers to any item they need to pick or pack, minimizing the time they spend searching and walking the aisles.
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Stuxnet, which crippled the Iranian nuclear development capabilities, is an example of how a virus, once having infected a network, can run autonomously.
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After traveling in orbit for just over 24 hours, the capsule is scheduled to autonomously dock directly with the ISS on Sunday morning.
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It's able to fly semi-autonomously, communicating with a motion-tracking system of two infrared cameras that follow the bat around the space.
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We sent them on simulated missions 30 or 40 kilometres away and the robot was deployed autonomously from the sling to do surveys.
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"I think that the RDC's approach is different in many respects because for a long time it had been developing autonomously," Lainos responded.
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In the time since ProDrone announced the BYRD late last year, DJI revealed the Phantom 4: a $1,400 quadcopter that autonomously avoids obstacles.
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Operators can still intervene, of course, but as long as the AI doesn't decide to burn the place down, the system runs autonomously.
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Take Smart Summon, which Tesla released in September to autonomously guide a car from a parking spot to where its owner is standing.
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The uncrewed flight test was meant to test Starliner's performance and safety, including the critical ability to autonomously dock to the space station.
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The justices overturned a lower court ruling that had endorsed the SEC's in-house judge hiring practice that operated autonomously from the president.
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T) is already aiming to get cars that can drive autonomously on city streets in that same year and General Motors Co (GM.
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Gartner defined partially autonomous vehicles as those that could drive autonomously, but allow a driver to retake control of the car if needed.
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Just because the car service is available in app form across devices now doesn't mean you'll be riding autonomously to work anytime soon.
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"Imagine you're in the military and you're using a system that autonomously decides what to target," Jeff Clune told The Verge in 2017.
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Like the K5, it navigates autonomously and has a suite of sensors and cameras that relay audio and video back to a human supervisor.
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The team has also developed an algorithm that can autonomously design a robot for a given task when fed its specific requirements and constraints.
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Edelkrone's creation can only move in two-dimensions as it rolls around on a flat surface, the camera itself can't autonomously tilt or swivel.
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The company claims that while the first of its flying taxis would be flown by a person, Uber would eventually have them operate autonomously.
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Not to mention the fact that all of these things have to happen at precise moments, in a precise order, extremely quickly, and autonomously.
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The drone will then fly autonomously along the predefined route to its destination, where the box will be received by another member of staff.
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The pods run on electricity, and are able to travel autonomously on smaller roads, such as those within a gated community or school campus.
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For one, the satellite has to be able to autonomously rendezvous with vehicles that are zooming around Earth at around 17,000 miles per hour.
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That's ahead of a gradual rollout of self-driving features that should see cars operating fully autonomously on highways and regular roads by 2020.
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The device — which is placed through a small cut — also syncs up its squeezing with the heart's existing rhythm, so it can function autonomously.
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Their bot is solar powered, moves autonomously, and shoots building materials like foam and concrete from a printer head attached to a moveable arm.
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This continues until the system performs at the desired quality level, at which point the supervision stops and the system can make calls autonomously.
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The drones can fly autonomously, but Wing will have certified pilots on the ground who can take control of the drones as a precaution.
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According to press releases from both companies, the goal is to create shared cars that can operate autonomously within designated areas of a city.
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Our smartphones are cold, passive devices that usually can't move autonomously unless they're falling onto our faces while we're looking at them in bed.
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After working with Microsoft, the company built a system that allows the robot to autonomously traverse obstacles, climb stairs and climb up metallic walls.
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Pennsylvania's Department of Transportation approved Uber's request to start testing autonomously in Pittsburgh, where its Advanced Technologies Group is headquartered, according to The Information.
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" Where this gets interesting is when you carefully connect it to blockchain, which I take to mean a technology that can autonomously distribute "wealth.
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NASA will also be deploying its Deep Space Atomic Clock—a one-year mission that could eventually help probes navigate autonomously through deep space.
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This is the domain of Seabed, the sensor-packed machine that dives over a mile deep into the polar seas—autonomously—collecting invaluable data.
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The days when a computer intelligence will be able to autonomously run a business or act as your effective assistant are still far off.
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The robot is equipped with a custom software that allows it to navigate autonomously, safely, and efficiently from the restaurant to its delivery destination.
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While it did not appear to have edge detection to, say, avoid rolling down a flight of stairs, Robit can autonomously roam the home.
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Instead, we will design composable robotic units that give robots the flexibility to autonomously adapt their capabilities, shape and size to changing task requirements.
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At public events, such as a sports game or concert, Skye can autonomously float above the crowds or with a pilot at the controls.
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By 2020, the company said that the technology will have the capabilities to allow cars to autonomously drive on highways and open city roads.
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Bengio isn't aware of any firm that has gone public with a plan to build lethal weapons that target specific individuals autonomously, he said.
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To burnish its credentials as a technology leader, Mercedes developed a prototype version which drove around 100 kilometers (62 miles) autonomously the same year.
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Utilizing 212 rotors, Volocopter's electric two-seater drone can fly autonomously or controlled via joystick, and contains an emergency parachute should matters go awry.
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The vehicles will be capable of operating autonomously in certain conditions by the time the project finishes the development and testing process, they said.
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Capable of 40 mph and a travel time of 25 minutes, the single-seat craft, which can carry 600 lbs, can also operate autonomously.
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The duo told Backchannel that, among many things, they aim to let drivers safely take a sleep break while leaving their truck driving autonomously.
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And as a piece de resistance, all three rocket cores autonomously landed themselves back on Earth and will soon be ready to fly again.
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While we humans like to feel that we choose our own actions autonomously, math and geometry can actually describe their collective nature quite well.
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From a pure miles-driven standpoint, Alphabet's Waymo announced it had autonomously driven more than eight million miles on public roads just last week.
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Waver can autonomously map a predetermined section of riverbed, moving like a Roomba across the water in segment sweeps to build the full picture.
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Beijing's office in Hong Kong interferes more and more with the administration of Hong Kong, which is supposed to be handled autonomously by locals.
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The flight was made autonomously, but was monitored by a remote operator who was able to take over if the drone experienced any difficulties.
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The plan envisions operating the Russian internet autonomously, if needed in time of war, by switching it off from the rest of the world.
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So now, with no touch — but just a voice command or machines acting autonomously — we can go so much deeper in so many areas.
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In order for a robot to go from point A to B autonomously, it first has to know where it is to start with.
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The MIT startup's driverless taxi passed its first driving test in Singapore last week, which consisted of navigating the vehicle autonomously through an obstacle course.
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The year-old firm, founded by three researchers, focuses on technology that allows machines to learn continually and autonomously from interaction in the real world.
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It's a kind of limited beta test, so there won't be a bunch of Tesla vehicles driving around autonomously by the end of the year.
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Cora is an electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft with space for two passengers that works primarily autonomously, with a remote pilot as backup.
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The kite launches from a base station and is constrained by a 1,400-foot tether as it flies autonomously in circles with guidance from computers.
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Nuro has worked with Kroger Co since 2018 on a pilot project to deliver groceries autonomously first in Scottsdale, Arizona and then in Houston, Texas.
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Meanwhile, New Zealand's central bank revoked Australia and New Zealand Banking Group's local unit's ability to autonomously assess its risk capital requirement, citing persistent shortcomings.
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Robo-taxis developed by nuTonomy, a Massachusetts based transportation software firm, will operate autonomously in a Singapore business district on a trial basis beginning Thursday.
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While each of the turbines is designed to operate autonomously and can be controlled remotely, workers will still have to enter them periodically for maintenance.
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The Fix: For homeowners who want to save their time and energy, the high-tech, robotic 450X Husqvarna Automower mows your lawn autonomously (yes, really!).
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Each arm can move and act autonomously; Grasso says it's a bit like if we had a spinal cord running down each arm and leg.
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The activists have tended the land for the last decade and autonomously run a bakery, a brewery, an online newspaper, and a weekly vegetable market.
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"Weapons that autonomously decide to kill people are as disgusting and destabilizing as bioweapons and should be dealt with in the same way," said Tegmark.
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Because it's all reliant on software and satellite data that's relatively accessible, monitoring structures like bridges could be done autonomously and by a single organization.
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Over time, conspiracy theorists have mythologized these powerful computers into Hal 9000–style villains autonomously pulling strings or being controlled by nefarious deep state brass.
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The technology, dubbed Simultaneous Localization and Mapping, allows the smart vacuum to smartly navigate your house, clean it, and return to its charging station autonomously.
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It autonomously takes off and lands from the Airbase platform, something about the size of a dumpster that contains the drone's spare batteries and modules.
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The Uber test car had been driving autonomously at the time of the incident but did not have any passengers (except the driver) on board.
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Among the skills the company is making available through GitHub are the ability to drive autonomously, respond to commands, locate its charger and recognize faces.
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The Mavic Pro does have the same forward-facing optical sensors as the Phantom 4, though, allowing it to detect obstacles and autonomously avoid crashes.
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Reuters reported Wednesday that the tethered drone will fly autonomously at an altitude of 300 or 400 feet, focusing on the perimeter of the property.
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Launched unpowered from a Chinook helicopter above the California desert, Dream Chaser flew autonomously on a planned path before landing at Edwards Air Force Base.
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"The fundamental point is that XP will remain independent and autonomously managed," said Paulo Burnier Silveira, the rapporteur in charge of the deal at Cade.
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When it reached a distance of 30 meters (98 feet), the probe located a marker it had deposited earlier and autonomously adjusted its trajectory accordingly.
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The company's personal assistant, "M", is designed to over time learn how to operate autonomously, but in the mean time is mostly powered by humans.
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As Recode reported earlier this year, during one week in March Uber's 43 active self-driving cars autonomously drove a collective record of 20,354 miles.
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The Nvidia Drive AI platform will allow Einride's T-pods to operate autonomously for up to 124 miles, with path planning and intelligent environment sensing.
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A flight plan is then drafted, allowing a drone to follow a programmed operation autonomously, or a small fleet of drones all pursuing individual targets.
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MIT researchers are working on a new steering system for drones that uses uncertainty to ensure that they don't hit obstacles as they fly autonomously.
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New technologies like electric and autonomously driven vehicles are forcing major changes while the center of gravity in the car business is shifting toward Asia.
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Though Gita isn't necessarily for making deliveries, it is supposed to be able to rove autonomously and carry things in areas it has already mapped.
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Two years later, Sea Hunter became the first ship to successfully navigate autonomously from San Diego to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, and back without crew onboard.
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The aircraft can be flown autonomously or manually, but even then most of the tasks of flying are handled by the compute, not the human.
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" The artificial intelligence-connected, unmanned aircraft is designed to detect targets and "kill rotary or fixed-wing threats autonomously in any environment, day or night.
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Volocopter says it has clocked over 1,000 test flights: some piloted by humans and others flown by remote control or autonomously on pre-determined routes.
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A key phase of the program will be to develop robotic systems capable of assembling all of the components of the large orbital structure autonomously.
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The company was founded in 2016, and in the early days was only resolving 2% of the tickets autonomously, so it has seen major improvement.
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Let's hope not, because roboticists at the University of Michigan have made a roofing drone that uses that tool to autonomously nail shingles into place.
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Data silos "A city isn't one entity, it's a collection of agencies working autonomously," said Samir Saini, former chief information officer for New York City.
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The United States Navy has tested and retired an aircraft that could autonomously take off and land on an aircraft carrier and refuel in midair.
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It will be solar-powered, operate autonomously of human controls, and will be able to fly up to a few hundred yards at a time.
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Next up, the researchers want to try out in vivo experiments, add sensors to the body, and redesign the robot so that it can move autonomously.
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"We can now create machines that can change what people think and what people do, and the machines can do that autonomously," he testified in 2006.
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The award-winning project aims to help authorities hunt down illegal fishing boats using drones fitted with cameras that can monitor large swathes of water autonomously.
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Sandia National Labs researchers have created a robot that can inspect the enormous blades of turbines autonomously, helping keep our green power infrastructure in good kit.
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Able to remain in the stratosphere autonomously for three months at a time, the Aquila was part of Facebook's vision for bringing internet to unserved areas.
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The goal is to develop a robust traffic management system for unmanned aerial vehicles, allowing large numbers of drones to operate autonomously in the same airspace.
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Tortoise is working with scooter companies to introduce a seemingly radical concept: scooters that can move autonomously across a city and reposition themselves, without a rider.
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In order to extend a satellite's mission, the Restore-L spacecraft will have the ability to autonomously rendezvous with vehicles that are in lower-Earth orbit.
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In his announcement a year ago, Musk showed video of a Tesla leaving a garage, driving across town, and finding its own parking spot — all autonomously.
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Corporations don't operate autonomously, of course, and the humans in charge of them are presumably capable of insight, but capitalism doesn't reward them for using it.
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The Starship robots are lined with cameras and sensors that let them navigate autonomously as long as the company has already mapped out the delivery area.
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There's so much going on in this elementary two-handed action that it would be hopeless to ask a robot to do it autonomously right now.
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This allowed the team to autonomously drive on multiple unpaved country roads in Devens, Massachusetts, and reliably detect the road more than 100 feet in advance.
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Ironically named after the Latin word for "earth," this robot manufactured in China will require wireless beacons to do a job that goats will do autonomously.
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The Baltimore-to-Washington document specifies parallel tunnels running beneath highways, within which modified Tesla vehicles would travel autonomously at up to 230 miles per hour.
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The 'bots are designed to autonomously reach their destination, but these early models will be accompanied by Amazon employees to make sure everything goes as planned.
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The Reaper drones with which America assassinates enemies are under firm human control when it comes to acts of violence, even though they can fly autonomously.
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In either case, Koum's departure was born out of concern for his company's ability to function autonomously within Facebook — a concern, we're learning, that was justified.
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What's important is that eventually this robot can wander around completely autonomously, which sets it apart from previous attempts at robot locomotion on a single limb.
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To get to the surface safely, InSight had to autonomously deploy a supersonic parachute, gather radar measurements, and ignite its thrusters all at the right time.
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Yuneec, a Chinese startup backed by Intel, managed to put out a unit that could autonomously sense and avoid obstacles, putting it on par with DJI.
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The module going to lunar space will be the B330, Bigelow's design concept for a standalone habitat that can function autonomously as a commercial space station.
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This one, the Cruzr service robot, can navigate your home autonomously using the built-in localization technology that helps it map its surroundings in real time.
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That's part of the reason why robots struggle to autonomously navigate new areas, and its also a challenge when it comes to building self-driving cars.
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The Alphabet-owned company that began life as Google's self-driving car project around a decade ago now has 4 million miles driven autonomously on roads.
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The aircraft are launched from land and can be programmed to fly autonomously as high as 60,000 feet to gather a wide array of intelligence data.
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After traveling in orbit for just over 24 hours, the capsule is scheduled to autonomously dock directly with the International Space Station (ISS) on Sunday morning.
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In Ghost Recon Breakpoint, the fictional Silicon Valley tech giant Skell Technology has been developing artificial intelligence and drones that can autonomously track and murder people.
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The trucks can drive autonomously on the highway, but still need a person behind the wheel to monitor the operation and drive the truck on streets.
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He appeared to say that the vehicle will be able to operate semi-autonomously in convoy, which would be the first step to self-driving trucks.
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There's a lot of data to be collected indoors, and this technology is the first step in creating a system that can collect this information autonomously.
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Unlike others, which are designing new vehicles that drive autonomously, Otto focuses on technology that can be fitted into trucks that are on the road now.
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The company's 88 additional units will autonomously come on-line over the course of the next three months in order to contribute to the imaging effort.
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At the Consumer Electronics Show today, Continental unveiled its Black Mirror-esque vision for how driverless vehicles can autonomously deploy bots to facilitate last-mile deliveries.
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The drone can autonomously switch from mapping to security mode Airobotics announced today that it has raised $28.5 million in funding from BlueRun Ventures and CRV.
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After making a reservation on your phone, an autonomously driven, box-shaped pod would show up at your location to take you to the hyperloop station.
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I believe I can fly The original Titanfall did a lot to make playing as a pilot welcoming, like offering a pistol that sought targets autonomously.
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Operating autonomously 99 percent of the time, each robot uses high-resolution navigation software to pinpoint its location, and a camera and radar to avoid obstacles.
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The best employees at small but fast-growing businesses are able to take ownership of projects, spot errors when they pop up, and address them autonomously.
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By 2018, Ghosn said the alliance will start selling vehicles with "multiple-lane control," meaning they can autonomously change lanes on highways and navigate heavy traffic.
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The bank can choose autonomously to re-open its swap offer for retail investors leaving clients free to adhere, IL Sole 24 Ore reported on Sunday.
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Recently Martti accomplished what the researchers claim is a world first: driving fully autonomously on a real snow-covered road (and hitting 25 MPH, at that).
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That would be Envirobot, the latest biomimetic creation from Swiss researchers that autonomously swims around bodies of water and tests them for toxins and other factors.
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The air force is also looking into the future for technology that has yet to be perfected — technology that may allow the drones to operate autonomously.
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Another unit was programmed to autonomously patrol a construction site in Tokyo, outfitted with a Street View-style 360 camera, so it can monitor building progress.
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That would enable these robots—and perhaps eventually crewed spacecraft—to be autonomously guided to their destinations with a kind of on-board deep space GPS.
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"For decades, scientists, engineers and technologists have dreamt of building 'robot scientists' capable of autonomously discovering new knowledge, technologies and sophisticated real-world products," explains Field.
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IBM's Watson has been taught to assemble video highlight reels from sporting events and analyze fashion trends from the red carpet of awards shows autonomously. Yeesh.
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In 1996, the company went public and began operating autonomously, but its scantily clad imagery was reminiscent of the challenges that would eventually plague Victoria's Secret.
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With its highly articulated legs, tail and head, it can sit up, walk, play and watch your movements, all working autonomously without any additional input required.
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After spending a day or more carefully maneuvering through space, the capsule will autonomously latch itself onto a designated docking port at the International Space Station.
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The team has created a robot that trundles autonomously around construction sites, using a 360-degree camera and custom lidar system to systematically document its surroundings.
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Memory presents itself conceptually as something very like nature, as all one thing, largely contingent, autonomously rational, with cycles of recurrence that are never the same.
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To be fair, the ride-hail player has also attracted renowned AI researchers like Raquel Urtason, and recently hit the one-million-miles-driven-autonomously milestone.
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Entrepreneur Adam Bry argues that the drones on the market today are missing a key component needed to make them useful—the intelligence to fly autonomously.
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The idea is that building the map ahead of the time can free up processing power for the car's software to be "alert" while puttering around autonomously.
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A team at Nottingham Trent University has developed a system which enables two robotic arms "to semi-autonomously drill holes in individual vertebrae", the university said Wednesday.
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ZF said the vehicle intended for city use might eventually drive autonomously, predicting global demand for 1 million such vans in the next five to seven years.
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At this point, the robots will always be accompanied by a person walking alongside them in case something goes awry, though the rovers will be driving autonomously.
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The SF Board of Supervisors voted on Tuesday, December 5 to severely restrict the machines, which roll on sidewalks and autonomously dodge obstacles like dogs and buskers.
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At the same time, others believe that intelligent agents have intrinsic limitations to augmenting their predictive capabilities autonomously and doomsday scenarios are unlikely, if not provably impossible.
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When the helicopter is in the middle of autonomously following a flight plan, I'll also be able to use the inceptors to briefly move off the path.
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The craft will operate mostly autonomously, since the half-hour round trip for commands would be far too long for an Earth-based pilot to operate it.
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Operators can direct Fedor, which is 1.8 meters tall and weighs around 352 pounds, using a computer or control suit, but the machine can also work autonomously.
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For instance, its built-in obstacle avoidance system can avoid stationary objects that would take lesser drones down, and it can follow you autonomously while shooting footage.
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While a human pilot remained in the helicopter, supervising and ready to take over if needed, the flight was semi-autonomously controlled using the program, called ALIAS.
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SkyOne drones can fly long distances autonomously, leaping from station to station, beyond the line of sight of human operators wherever it is legal to do so.
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This Red Dot Design award-winning drone uses facial recognition to fly autonomously and capture 360-degree, panoramic 4K photos and videos of you in your environment.
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Waymo's vehicles have driven 4m miles on public roads; the only accidents they have been involved in while driving autonomously were caused by humans in other vehicles.
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It turns out this giant machine does it all autonomously, bending, twisting, and weaving wires like it's making a giant metal sweater you never want to wear.
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Uber said it is using a transfer hub model, in which the trucks drive autonomously on the highway and human drivers take over for the last miles.
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It outfits regular trucks with a combination of sensors like radar and cameras along with software that allows long-haul trucks to drive autonomously on the highway.
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A pair of Texan universities are working together on a four-mission sequence to create a pair of robots that can autonomously rendezvous and dock in space.
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They're fun for about four minutes, but Victrola is hoping the novelty doesn't wear off when all of those pins are autonomously jumping around to your music.
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VCV — AI-powered recruiting bot that helps enterprises hire smarter and faster by autonomously searching resumes, conducting automated phone screens with voice recognition and recording video interviews.
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While Mueller will have broader authority to run the investigation autonomously than a U.S. attorney, he will still answer to Rosenstein, who ultimately answers to the president.
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Scheduled to launch in 2017, the Astrobee will autonomously roam throughout the ISS cabin, using sensors to conduct inspections or cameras to film the astronauts at work.
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It can also unlock new capabilities for future spacecraft, including encryption, running multiple operating systems at once, processing extremely high-resolution images, autonomously operating spacecraft and more.
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The European aerospace giant Airbus recently unveiled its secret flying-car project dubbed Vahana — a single-manned, autonomously piloted aircraft that can take off and land vertically.
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The Kurdish response was to invite Russia and the Syrian regime into the eastern third of the country which they had governed autonomously for nearly eight years.
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TuSimple and UPS monitor all aspects of these trips, including safety data, transport time and the distance and time the trucks travel autonomously, the companies said Thursday.
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To solve the real problem, for you or me to buy a car that can drive autonomously from point A to point B—it's not even close.
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That could change with the craft and techniques created during the Ocean Discovery Xprize, which had teams competing to map the sea floor quickly, precisely and autonomously.
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That's not to say you can't receive these things from other sources, but life is full of changes and you must be motivated, autonomously, from the inside.
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This barely touches on the advances in aerial drones, which could one day communicate with unmanned vessels —all autonomously—and combine their sensors into a powerful package.
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The roof slid back to expose the drone, the driver pressed a button on a tablet and the drone was off to fly autonomously to its destination.
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And though Starship's bots can rove around on sidewalks autonomously, for now the machines will be accompanied by a human to monitor in case something goes wrong.
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One of the industrial-software giant's systems, for example, autonomously controls energy consumption in buildings, based on factors like the time of the day and the weather.
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To fix the underlying issues, the company decided to rearrange its operations to encourage teams to act more autonomously, chief technology officer Amy Larson told Business Insider.
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The capsule has already demonstrated it can fly into orbit and autonomously dock with the International Space Station: It completed an uncrewed demonstration mission in March 2019.
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Gulf Labor and GULF say that they operate autonomously, yet the distinction can seem specious: GULF 's six core members are also members of the original group.
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But leaders will push forward with plans strongly backed by France and Germany to allow Europe "to act autonomously when and where necessary" to ensure its security.
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After mapping their environment, such as hospital corridors and patient rooms, they move around autonomously guided by lidar, shining 360-degree UV-C light from a mast.
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The original concept for Cruise looked much like the work Guillory did at GrayMatter, which used low-cost commodity hardware to enable cars to drive semi-autonomously.
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"The continued integration of sensors to allow drones to make decisions and fly autonomously, avoiding moving obstacles for example, will also create new possibilities," he said via email.
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Photo: KickstarterThe SmartNūdge, which is dreadfully early in its Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign, swears to autonomously ensure your toilet seat is always returned to its lowered and proper position.
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With the right sensors and navigational algorithms, the thinking went, a spacecraft could autonomously determine its position in space by timing the reception of signals from multiple pulsars.
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Not for much longer, though, as researchers from the University of Zurich have created a drone that can autonomously dodge objects thrown at it — even at close range.
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They are also designed to operate with limited guidance or, in some cases, completely autonomously, says Henrik Christensen, director of robotics at the University of California, San Diego.
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Before Teslas can start driving autonomously, the company needs to collect a lot of data to prove to customers (and regulators) that the technology is safe and reliable.
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"If you programmed them to vote in a certain way, and they all autonomously work the same way, then suddenly you have a dictatorship by robots," he says.
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The ship is designed to operate autonomously for 60 to 90 days straight, eliminating the hundreds of crew members it typically takes to operate these type of vehicles.
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Complex programs could be created through the app, allowing the ball to navigate mazes, autonomously explore a room, or even serve as a fortune-telling Magic 8-Ball.
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Preferred Networks already has some experience with Toyota's HSR — it demonstrated one such robot programmed to clean a room fully autonomously at Japan's CEATEC robotics conference in 2018.
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The EP9 also autonomously lapped the track at Circuit of the Americas in Texas in late 2016, which helped establish the company's ambitions to develop self-driving technology.
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Kuri's designed to autonomously navigate the house, learn over time, automatically capture special moments, play back music, audiobooks and podcasts, and generally be a pal around the house.
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Uber won't say how many trucks it's currently operating, the types of goods it's shipping, the number of miles driven, nor how many deliveries it has completed autonomously.
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Details: During the 6-day mission, SpaceX's Crew Dragon will attempt to dock autonomously with the ISS, thereby testing most of the capabilities of the crew transport system.
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Eventually, AT&T says it plans to use artificial-intelligence-equipped drones to help assess problems in the field autonomously, without requiring a technician to file a ticket.
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They've built a kit that retrofits existing construction equipment with hardware like lidar, GPS and Wi-Fi, giving it the ability to autonomously map and navigate its surroundings.
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Chao appeared in Ann Arbor, Michigan, at a facility where automakers and others are testing technology that allows vehicles to communicate with street lights, or to operate autonomously.
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The Astrobee will autonomously roam throughout the ISS cabin The Astrobee builds upon MIT's SPHERES project — three free-flying robots that have lived on the station since 2006.
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And while homework and education may not be autonomously driven electric cars, it will be the toolkit that trains the next generation of engineers who will build them.
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The drone has a maximum cruising speed of 47mph and, thanks to GPS, a high-definition camera, and autopilot software, it flew completely autonomously from takeoff to landing.
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Robots operating under the new law won't be able to exceed 10 miles per hour or weigh over 50 pounds, but they will be allowed to rove autonomously.
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Employees would be organized into groups of fewer than 10 people — the perfect number to be satisfied by two pizzas for dinner — and were expected to work autonomously.
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The petition says delivery drones will fly autonomously, or without human input, but that there will be one operator for each drone in the sky at any time.
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Philadelphia's Navy Yard, Alcatraz Island and an affordable housing complex in Brooklyn all have versions of microgrids that can operate autonomously when the larger power grid goes down.
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According to Star Labs CEO Pranav Mistry, Core R3 can "autonomously create new expressions, new movements, new dialog (even in Hindi), completely different from the original captured data."
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Aurora's core product is called the Aurora Driver, a combination of software and hardware that can be installed in different types of cars to make them drive autonomously.
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An over-the-air update late last year enabled Navigate on Autopilot, which lets the car change lanes autonomously (with the driver's OK) and pass the occasional slowpoke.
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The ECJ said on Wednesday that, for Poland's courts to be independent and impartial, they had to "exercise their functions wholly autonomously, shielded from external interventions or pressure".
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Looking toward a future in which autonomously driven electric cars are hired to shuttle occupants around town, Renault designers envisioned the most luxurious version of such a machine.
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But tonight, after boosting SES-9 into geostationary orbit, the Falcon 9 will try to autonomously land a huge piece of itself on a robotic ship at sea.
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SpaceX's Starlink satellites have the ability to perform collision avoidance maneuvers autonomously, acting on data from the Air Force's tracking system, without input from operators on the ground.
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Spot Mini has accrued its own fame over the years after being filmed doing everything from autonomously navigating a lab facility to opening doors and loading a dishwasher.
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We depend on these distorted radio signals for navigation on Earth, including commercial aircraft, so this distortion can be a key determinate when doing things like autonomously navigating aircraft.
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The Swiss Federal Office for Civil Aviation (FOCA) has granted Matternet a certification allowing their delivery drones to fly autonomously over cities at any time of day or night.
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It does this mostly autonomously, but on a raised desk or table you'll want to keep an eye on your $250 companion to ensure it doesn't take a tumble.
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Because in hospitals around the world, this robot is helping nurses and doctors care for patients by autonomously delivering food and drugs, shouldering the burden of time-consuming mundanity.
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In future robots might be able to carry out some standard procedures such as hip replacements autonomously, with a surgeon getting things started and the robot doing the rest.
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The testing will take place in the Mercedes-Benz Museum parking garage, which has been fitted with sensors to guide and monitor the vehicles as they park themselves autonomously.
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The flight test isn't much to look at, but its worth noting that when landing, the Cormorant identifies a marker on the tarmac and touches down autonomously alongside it.
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Then they are shipped to a technology center in Novi, Michigan, where they are outfitted with perception software, cameras, sensors, and other equipment that enables them to drive autonomously.
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UPS managed to demonstrate how the roof of the truck slides back, the HorseFly drone flies autonomously to its destination, delivers a package, and successfully returns to the truck.
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And yes, regular bikes are key, but we see shared electric, and maybe even autonomously self distributing bikes as a key to lowering the barrier to human scale vehicles.
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"While admittedly futuristic in vision, one can conceive of scenarios where UUVs sense, track, identify, target, and destroy an enemy— all autonomously," reads a US Department of Defense report.
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Each day, he saves you multiple trips to the stock room to do inventory checks, because he's autonomously connected to your retailer's inventory management and point-of-sale systems.
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BMW said the main goal of the paper is to create a situation where an autonomously-driven vehicle is proven to be safer than one involving full human control.
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The trailer is transferred to the self-driving truck, which then drives autonomously for the long-haul, highway portion of the trip — including a safety driver behind the wheel.
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It's quite another to deliver a complex piece of technology just because you had an idea for a drone that can fly autonomously and do some other cool stuff.
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You can drive it manually, you can enjoy what a V8 in a Mustang feels like, but then you can flip a switch and go up the hill autonomously.
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They'll operate autonomously but be monitored by a central operator working out of a control tower, and they'll be operating at a top speed of only around 24 mph.
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The Justice Department suggests this data could be used to autonomously alert a supervising officer, mentor, or the offender if they spend time in places associated with risky behavior.
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An AutoNavi staff member told Beijing Youth Daily that the company also collects road names autonomously, with new roads mapped by a combination of official and user-generated data.
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A BMW i3 could rocket into space, deliver a payload to the ISS, and autonomously land back on the Strip next year and I'm not sure I'd be surprised.
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The idea is that the Mini Vision Next 100 could be called to your location with an app, arriving autonomously, ready for your use — no need to own one.
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But, before Teslas can start driving autonomously, the company needs to collect a lot of data to prove to customers (and regulators) that the technology is safe and reliable.
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Depending on the color, the car will inform drivers and pedestrians when the vehicle is driving autonomously, sees a hazard, is charging, or is car-share ready, LeEco says.
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Instead, the car drives autonomously, and your job is to shift gears at just the right time, while also managing when to hit a speed-boosting dose of nitrous.
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Ehang's eventual intention is that passengers need only enter their destination on the 184's control screen, strap in and let the drone fly them the entire journey autonomously.
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To square this circle, we pretend honest managers can autonomously pursue aims other than profit, and convince ourselves through largely performative "debates" that we're exactly these kinds of people.
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Meanwhile, older Tesla vehicles without the additional cameras, sensors and upgraded processors will not be able to drive autonomously, although their software would continue to be improved, Musk said.
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But now, thanks to the efforts of Ph.D. student Mason Bretan, Shimon has become an accomplished composer, capable of autonomously generating the melodic and harmonic structure of a song.
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The Medium post from the Lyft exec articulates a vision of the future that would see most of the rides on Lyft's network of cars handled autonomously by 2021.
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The upgraded Advanced and Premium models of the BYRD tack on advanced features like a 4K camera and a "follow-me" mode where the drones autonomously follow their user.
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An Autonomous car can be more easily charged than filled with gas (the Rube Goldberg contraption that would be needed to autonomously fill a fuel tank is highly implausible).
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Miles driven autonomously is just one of many barometers for how advanced a company's technology is and is how the software driving the cars learns and gains more experience.
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The Navy envisions the final product as an external missile magazine that can autonomously find its way to the fleet, expend missiles and work its way back to reload.
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The floats, which look like human-sized yellow syringes, autonomously nose-dive thousands of meters into the abyss and then resurface, measuring water temperature and salinity along the way.
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"Before that, when we have the robots on the surface autonomously delivering, we know that the robot is also going to represent us and represent the company," he said.
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According to Engadget, when the owner isn't using it, the car could autonomously act as an Uber or Lyft, picking customers up and dropping them off around the city.
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The holy grail: autonomously scaling AI models across the enterpriseOnce companies are able to successfully implement the smaller pilot projects, the next step is scaling AI across the enterprise.
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The machine, similar to a blimp, could fly as high as 1,000 feet, the application says, and it would be operated either autonomously or remotely by a human pilot.
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What's next: Big R&D efforts are underway in several countries to develop drone swarms — groupings of drones that can be flown by one remote operator, or even autonomously.
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What I tell the team here is you can still be around operating autonomously 150 years from now, whether or not you're a standalone business or within another one.
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The co-founders of the company, Michael Skupien and Alex Rodrigues, previously retrofitted golf carts to drive autonomously around the University of Waterloo in 2015 and other college campuses.
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"Imagine you're in the military and you're using a system that autonomously decides what to target," Jeff Clune, co-author of a 2015 paper on fooling images, tells The Verge.
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While autonomously driving vehicles have been all the talk for a few years now, they're still a distant dream (the closest thing is Waymo's new app, which has a waitlist).
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Audi's AID said it will use the sensors to help develop its so-called robo-taxis, which aim to autonomously ferry passengers around urban areas in the next few years.
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The T-1000 blob-terminator seems like a too-easy touchstone, but when it comes to autonomously reconfigurable robots―machines that become other machines at will―it really is perfect.
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AI meant for U.S. government use should be defined as a network of complementary technologies built with the ability to autonomously conduct, support or manage public sector activity across disciplines.
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The Hover Camera Passport drone, which is on sale for $349.99 a limited time, uses face-detection technology to fly and follow you autonomously while capturing footage of your surroundings.
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The drone will fly autonomously at an altitude of 300 to 400 feet (90 to 133 meters), focusing on the outer perimeter of the protection zone around the golf club.
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Like the AI systems that drew the image we reported on last week, the ones Yanardag's group trained are not autonomously creative — they are useful only when paired with humans.
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It's basically adding intelligence to a craft's landing apparatus so it can autonomously change its touchdown location, implement safety measures and so on, based on the actual local observed conditions.
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Each bot acts entirely autonomously based on certain pre-programmed behaviors, and although there are a few rules to be observed, the main restraints are simply on size and weight.
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Meanwhile, older Tesla vehicles without the additional cameras, sensors and upgraded processors will not be able to drive autonomously, although their Autopilot software would continue to be improved, Musk said.
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Getting a bot like this to navigate your house completely autonomously is still a big ask, but in the meantime I'm happy to cheer it confidently bomping that call button.
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The company was the winner of DJI's 2016 SDK challenge, and has designed a system that allows drones to safely and autonomously handle the most dangerous parts of bridge inspection.
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The companies say that 99 percent of the miles driven were done so autonomously, and that the trips earned an average rating of 4.997 stars (out of a possible 5).
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Why it matters: NICER's imagery could one day result in a navigation system that would allow spacecraft to navigate autonomously using an X-ray-based map of the solar system.
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The draft strategy notes that one project, led by the University of Manchester, will develop robotics technologies "capable of operating autonomously and effectively within hazardous environments such as nuclear facilities".
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But this is exactly what Instructables' XenonJohn has built with his Ardu McDuino bot that uses a pair of 3D-printed prosthetic hands to autonomously play a bagpipe's chanter. Thanks?
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During the earnings call, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said that within three to six months, he expects Tesla cars to be able to drive autonomously from U.S. coast to coast.
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He expects Cobalt will be able to gather a lot of data, and train their neural networks so that their robots can autonomously perform more security-related tasks over time.
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Elon Musk says Tesla vehicles one day make money for their owners by autonomously transporting people when their owners are not using them — like a driverless Uber or Lyft ride.
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The project makes use of a single-decker vehicle that can operate autonomously within the grounds of the Sharston depot, the Stagecoach Group said in an announcement earlier this week.
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Now, a group of Swiss researchers have developed technology that allows drones to autonomously navigate forest trails, a development they say could one day aid in search-and-rescue operations.
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The model is self-learning, so it refines itself over time based on how people behave on the app, and autonomously figures out who to send jobs to, and when.
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Announced Monday, Intel is building out an electric vehicle fleet with Champion Motors and the Volkswagen Group that will use Mobileye's self-driving software to autonomously shuttle passengers around Israel.
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Iraqi Kurdistan operates has operated semi-autonomously from Iraq's central government, with its own military, government, and foreign policy — it's the closest thing to a Kurdish state in recent decades.
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DeepMind operates autonomously from Google, and we've been clear from the outset that at no stage will patient data ever be linked or associated with Google accounts, products or services.
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It bears mentioning here that not only are there essentially no launch vehicles in Falcon Heavy's class, but certainly none that can autonomously return to Earth and be used again.
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The arm can swap out batteries and change the payload, all autonomously, allowing the drone to operate for long periods of time or across multiple missions without any human assistance.
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The Roam-e isn't the only drone we've seen that can autonomously fly away from you and take your picture, but it is the first that's been shaped....like this.
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Well-known platforms like Point72, Millennium, and Citadel are inherently tied to their billionaire founders, but are made up of hundreds of investment teams and professionals who often operate autonomously.
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General Motor's Cruise said it had driven 447,621 miles in California autonomously in 2018, with a disengagement every 5,205 miles on average, an improvement over every 1,236 miles last year.
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According to a public solicitation notice, the "drop-in" system would "rapidly convert a variety of traditionally manned aircraft" to be autonomously controlled without any modifications to the aircraft itself.
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The drones fly autonomously, and the company also has to secure permission in different markets to fly beyond the line of sight of human observers or pilots on the ground.
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The company designed a drone of its own, jam-packed with sensors and machine intelligence, to autonomously intercept threatening drones at high speeds and carry them away from large crowds.
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Soon the number of choices grows and the machine finds itself having to 'think' differently and autonomously, thus creating a true artificial intelligence trapped in its limited and inorganic body.
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Uber will combine its autonomous driving system with Toyota's Guardian technology, which offers automated safety features such as lane-keeping but does not enable a vehicle to drive completely autonomously.
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Eric C. Anderson, chairman of Space Adventures, said in an interview the Crew Dragon would fly autonomously but that the passengers would receive training to be ready for various emergencies.
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Last week, reports indicated that Trump was interested in purchasing the island, which operates semi-autonomously as part of Denmark, prior to a meeting with Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen.
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More than half of those will watch the car's surroundings, allowing it to drive itself on the highway (with human supervision) and autonomously find a spot in a parking lot.
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Rob plays a significant role in helping me frame the creative exploration of marrying software with natural systems, intended for the benefit of eventually managing regenerative and thriving communities autonomously.
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Sanjiv Singh, a Carnegie Mellon University professor and CEO of Near Earth Autonomy, a startup developing software for air taxis, doesn't expect they will be viable until they're flying autonomously.
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The company&aposs drones are able to operate fully autonomously, meaning a user can program the drone to track and film them while the drone smartly avoids obstacles like trees.
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" For example, one Xprize competition was for a team to "autonomously and inconspicuously trigger an emergency alert while transmitting information to a network of community responders, all within 253 seconds.
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In a world where robot workers autonomously provide humans with innumerable resources, most importantly food and shelter (what else do humans truly work for and require?), currency no longer becomes important.
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It invested an undisclosed sum last year in Cogitai, a U.S. AI start-up focusing on technology that allows machines to learn continually and autonomously from interaction in the real world.
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In the October lawsuit against Tesla mentioned earlier, Shawn Hudson, the Florida man whose Tesla crashed while on Autopilot, claimed he had been misled into believing the car could function autonomously.
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"We are looking at micro-electrical mechanical systems and image-based systems to fly through a building autonomously and show you where walls and threats are inside the buildings," Kappra said.
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Looking further into the future, the ID Vizzion, unveiled at the 2018 Geneva Motor Show, was a concept car with no steering wheel or pedals because it's supposed to drive autonomously.
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The team hopes that using robots autonomously will remove human error from the operating room for the 45,000 soft-tissue surgeries estimated to take place in the United States each year.
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The fleet of cars were hauled away on flat-beds towed by Uber's Otto self-driving big rigs, though the trucks do not appear to have been autonomously driving to Arizona.
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Any time Curiosity rolls into a new area of Mars, even if it's just a few feet from its last location, AEGIS can autonomously scan the environment using the rover's cameras.
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Drones are also quieter, cheaper and easier to fly because they operate largely autonomously, and can be controlled by someone on the ground and who does not need a pilot's licence.
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Once Tesla finishes developing the software, the newer cars will have more advanced driver assist systems and, Tesla says, cars purchased today will eventually be able drive autonomously in all situations.
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It's also done autonomously with 3D imaging in real time — not a simple by-wire system where it might grab at empty air and then plow through people in its path.
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Then pretty soon they've got all of i-80 with refueling stations and they're moving the truck autonomously and it's totally zero carbon and it's probably the best application for autonomous.
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Dubbed "The Brain," the technology combines 3D computer vision and deep learning to enable Gideon Brothers' robots to be aware of their environment and operate autonomously, similar to self-driving vehicles.
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The three neurons for each distributed "leg" of the brain, along with a central mediator (artificial prefrontal cortex), helps the bugs live autonomously, adjust to changing conditions and remain self-aware.
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It explores its surroundings much like a young child, too, which makes it a ton of fun to just observe as it patrols autonomously around your desk or living room carpet.
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A Utah man had his Model S autonomously crash into a parked trailer a couple weeks ago, which has kicked off an interesting back-and-forth between Tesla and the owner.
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The Hover Camera's coolest feature is, no doubt, its ability to autonomously follow a person and record video of them, but you can control it manually with an app using gestures.
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Why it matters: The announcement is yet another sign of a frenzy around an uncertain yet broadly accepted forecast: that the world's roads will soon be zooming with autonomously driven vehicles.
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In November, the Kremlin carried out the 11th and last-known test of the nuclear-powered weapon, dubbed "Poseidon," which can navigate autonomously and travel continuously after launching from a submarine.
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Last week, it ordered 15 advanced self-driving semi-trucks from Tesla, and now LinkedIn's Chip Cutter reports that a few stores are testing out EMMA, an autonomously driven floor scrubber.
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It even detected and avoided individual people, allowing for some rather daring shots where the drone autonomously raced towards a human, gaining altitude just in time to whiz over our heads.
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They're intended to operate autonomously using similar technology to that which powers self-driving cars, but in these initial European trials, they'll be piloted remotely, according to a report from Quartz.
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However, Lin said Twitch operates rather autonomously within the Amazon Web Services cloud computing division, a cash cow that saw revenue grow 49 percent in the first quarter to $5.44 billion.
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For the most part they act autonomously, leaving you to deal with using items and, more importantly, performing special attacks, that require you to play a series of touchscreen mini-games.
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Uber's program, the Advanced Technologies Group, which began in 2015, was one of the first to launch, and this year its vehicles reached a milestone of three million miles driven autonomously.
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The robot, which was skilled enough to autonomously move out of the way of shoppers and avoid unexpected obstacles in the aisles, alerted people to its presence with soft birdsong chirps.
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One reason that universities are pushing tech ethics now is the popularization of powerful tools like machine learning — computer algorithms that can autonomously learn tasks by analyzing large amounts of data.
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An initial group of "loyal" passengers will be able to hail an UberX ride, and get scooped up in one of Uber's autonomously driven vehicles, up to two at a time.
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They are also developing water jets that can move autonomously around a fountain, but Fuller declined to go into details about where a water feature using this technique will be installed.
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The US Navy just demonstrated that two EA-18G Growlers can be autonomously controlled by a manned fighter in a first-of-its-kind test for the specialized electronic-warfare aircraft.
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NASA's other Commercial Crew provider, SpaceX, performed its own uncrewed flight test in March 2019, demonstrating that its capsule, the Crew Dragon, could dock autonomously and then return to Earth safely.
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It's able to navigate environments semi-autonomously with the help of LIDAR and other sensors, and it can carry boxes in its arms up to 40 pounds (18 kilograms) in weight.
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And with smarter software, drones can do more autonomously, making the process more efficient and at far lower cost than hiring a specialised pilot to man an aircraft over the fields.
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Featuring the Nissan Leaf, we're shown a city of the near future in which all cars autonomously park in front of your home and then begin charging at wireless charging stations.
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Flying autonomously, the machine follows pre-set coordinates that pinpoint areas known to be infested with the insects: "When the drone reaches that area it automatically drops the flies," says Espuch.
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"He has tended to behave like the CEO of a private company who can act autonomously, but it's not like that, this is a political government, not a technocratic one," he said.
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Applications of AI are also credited with enabling the F-35s "sensor fusion" technology which uses computer algorithms to autonomously gather and organize a wide-range of sensor data for the pilot.
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The camera, which can move autonomously or be guided by controllers on the ground, is the first drone capable of recording still images and video while moving in space, according to JAXA.
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"SocioSpyder," as the product is called, "can be configured to collect posts, tweets, videos and chats on-demand or autonomously into a relational, searchable and graphable database," according to the product's website.
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However, the comparison with humans stops here, because, unlike machines, we have the ability to autonomously build on top of our knowledge by contextualizing problems and finding original solutions to solve them.
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Flexport showed how ripe the freight industry is for disruption, Shone is retrofitting old cargo ships with its proprietary technology that allows them to deliver shipping containers autonomously and by remote control.
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Like HighwayPilot, which allows the company's semi trucks to drive more safely and efficiently down freeways, CityPilot enables buses to drive partially autonomously in specially marked bus lanes up to 43 mph.
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The robot has a history going back to 2015, when a prototype known as COTSbot was introduced, capable of autonomously finding and destroying the destructive crown of thorns starfish (hence the name).
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Once the software is ready, it will enable all Teslas to drive autonomously with their existing sensor set — at least that's what the company says — and that sensor set doesn't include lidar.
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"Our whole concept is around a mobile-system that's self-sufficient, which means it can get its own energy, its own materials, and can be autonomously controlled using environmental data," he explained.
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DARPA is trying to help fund the next generation of cyber defense, and a system that works autonomously will be much faster and efficient when it comes to responding to cyber attacks.
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Ground-control teams monitoring the flight could help with crew conflict near to Earth, but on a mission to Mars the astronauts will need to operate autonomously, given the large communications delays.
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SoFi can swim semi-autonomously, and will keep going in a specific direction without oversight, but a handler can steer it left or right, up and down, using a modified SNES controller.
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Currently, Tesla vehicles are built with the hardware necessary for self-driving capability, but they will not be able to operate autonomously until they have additional software, according to the Tesla website.
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A Tesla Model S owner in Utah, reportedly identified as Jared Overton, claims his Model S started up and autonomously drove itself into a semi truck trailer, according to a KSL report.
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That is to say: "beta" or no, owner liability disclaimer or no, a car capable of autonomously crashing itself into a stationary object in normal operating conditions should never have been sold.
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There are a number of fixed-wing drones available to the average consumer that can be launched by hand and autonomously navigate a path, for example the LA series from Lehmann Aviation.
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Taking into account the information gathered by these sensors as well as the mapped route, home zone can autonomously avoid obstacles in its path, like a garbage can left in the driveway.
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And likely for good reason: as a future where trucks are run autonomously becomes ever clearer, the sensors and software behind that is going to have to be able to keep up.
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It's already possible to get a drone from point A to B through a pre-programmed flight path, but drones are often incapable of autonomously avoiding collisions with obstacles that unexpectedly appear.
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The creators of a drone that can autonomously map, detect, and detonate land mines say their technology could potentially clear the world of these deadly devices in less than 10 years' time.
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The Shiite group's forces are more powerful than the Lebanese military and act autonomously, most notably carrying out a major ground operation in Syria that has helped keep Mr. Assad in power.
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Instead, for people to better understand the actual facts behind the thousands of lines of code that could spread autonomously through networked systems at any time, George says filmmakers must get creative.
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General Motors said it will not delay its plans to field a fleet of self-driving cars next year in the wake of yesterday's fatal accident involving an autonomously-driven Uber vehicle.
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Once triggered, either by the astronaut themselves, or by another crew member or even ground station staff, the spacesuit's built-in thrusters would autonomously guide itself back to a designated safe location.
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Because robot vacuums work autonomously and can be set to clean daily or even multiple times a day, they're better than any other type of vacuum at keeping pet hair from accumulating.
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"The soothsayer shared some hints about those possibilities in his farewell letter, in which he wrote he plans to work "autonomously with brands to help them achieve optimal presence in the marketplace.
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Although the drone flew autonomously, observers were positioned along the route throughout the entire operation in order to keep the aircraft within line of sight, which is currently required by the FAA.
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That's because the policies that Starship has helped to champion only permit robots under a certain weight to operate autonomously in each state — and Starship's potential competitors don't all make the cut.
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The 90-foot-tall octagonal tower, which dates from 1912, lost its last keeper in 2001, but continues to operate autonomously, helping ships navigate the Ambrose Channel between New Jersey and Queens.
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So it's developing robots that autonomously find and clamp onto satellites, at which point technicians on the ground use joysticks to carefully remove a covering and a valve, and start pumping gas.
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Regulators are still working out how to certify that these new aircraft are safe, particularly as many will be flown without pilots, carrying passengers aloft as they buzz autonomously around a city.
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These demands have been further elaborated in a recent communiqué to transit workers, many of whom have engaged with FTP autonomously in recent months, but whose union has yet to publicly respond.
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It also has the ability to autonomously dock with the space station, instead of relying on an astronaut aboard the station to grab and guide the capsule with the station's robotic arm.
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For self-driving cars to improve and get to the point of actually driving people around autonomously they need to see a lot of samples (stretches of road) with a lot of repetition.
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This setup requires humans not to be lulled into distraction while the car is driving autonomously, as was the case in a fatal accident involving an Uber self-driving test car in Arizona.
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For Have Raider II, the experimental F-16 autonomously flew in formation with a lead aircraft, conducted a ground-attack mission, and then automatically rejoined the lead aircraft after the mission was completed.
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Vtrus uses computer vision to let a compact drone not just safely navigate indoor environments but create detailed 3D maps of them for inspectors and workers to consult, autonomously and in real time.
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"I also researched the use of machine learning combined with path planning algorithms to enable modular robots to navigate difficult terrain autonomously by reconfiguring their shapes as necessary to pass obstacles," he said.
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Still, Cruise says those drivers have had to take over manual control of vehicles engaged in Cruise Anywhere service only on a few occasions, with the vast majority of the driving done autonomously.
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It extends to teaching a self-driven machine to safely and autonomously navigate the world, whether a car on the roads or an aircraft through busy airspace or new types of robotic devices.
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While each church is run autonomously on a parochial level, and the SBC doesn't necessarily speak for all its members, the stances it takes publicly can be enormously symbolically important for many Baptists.
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The Remote Smart Parking Assistant allows drivers to park or retrieve their vehicle by pressing a button in the vehicle or through an app, with the Nexo moving autonomously for a limited distance.
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In October 2016, Tesla began producing hardware 2 vehicles equipped with a more robust suite of sensors, radar and cameras that Musk said would deliver new levels of capability and eventually drive autonomously.
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" The entire experiment will be conducted autonomously, with temperature, O2, and CO2 sensors collecting data on the burn in real time, which, Ruff noted, "may be as short as 15 to 20 minutes.
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Yandex said that its pilots so far have been so-called "robotaxi" efforts: that is, there are safety engineers sitting in the driver's passenger seat, but the cars have been operating autonomously otherwise.
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Like its predecessor, Ava's video conferencing software is supported by Cisco, and it can autonomously navigate office environments, finding its way to specific areas and returning to its charging post without human guidance.
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The autonomous and electric flight firm said the aircraft's high-resolution observation capabilities can measure vegetation, changes in ice coverage and even ground moisture, as it autonomously gathers data over a specific location.
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They used the company's "DevBot" vehicle (which can operate autonomously or be driven by a human) to capture camera and LIDAR data, which they used to build a virtual map of the track.
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They're developing a robot called Sweeper that can autonomously roam a greenhouse, eyeballing peppers to determine if they're mature enough before sawing them off the plant and placing the produce in a basket.
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You wouldn't get the initial conditions or outcomes in detail, but at least you are able to complete DART to test the capacity to autonomously guide a projectile to a very small target.
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In the case of models like the Mercedes-Benz S-Class, it allows the car to operate semi-autonomously on the highway as long as you keep a hand on the steering wheel.
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The 2008 TechX Challenge in Singapore offered a $700,000 prize to any team whose robot could autonomously enter a building, go up some stairs, and press an elevator button for a specified floor.
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Karim said the partners at Fenchuch, who will still manage the firm autonomously, would continue to have "significant ownership interest in the firm" and as such retain a long-term commitment to clients.
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And that's the case here, too — the Tesla Model X in question, rather than accelerating into a building autonomously (which would have made for great clickbait), was told to drive into the building.
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And not only was selling my company a real reality, but brokers and larger enterprise companies were seeking me out to inquire how they could purchase it autonomously, without any legwork from me.
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That approach necessarily favors coal and nuclear — because they are the only two generating sectors capable of storing fuel on site and operating autonomously for weeks and months at a time without resupply.
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George Hotz is a famed hacker turned software engineer who recently made waves for retrofitting an Acura with homemade software that enabled the otherwise standard vehicle to semi-autonomously drive down a highway.
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Aerial passenger drone startup EHang flew its EHang 216 two-seat self-flying taxi fully autonomously in North Carolina last night, a first for the company both in the U.S. and North America.
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In the end, the best fit for me has been assignments that can mostly be done autonomously and asynchronously with somewhat of an advanced deadline and with a minimal need for phone calls.
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The system would autonomously transmit an aircraft's position at one-minute intervals whenever the plane is in "a position that — if it is left unattended — will result in an accident," according to Marin.
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Precision agriculture, the use of sensors and robots to autonomously optimize the use of expensive inputs such as fertilizer to maximize production, offer the best hope of arresting the slide, farmers and analysts say.
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When I went to the DARPA Robotics Challenge in the summer of 2015, one of the most difficult challenges for the teams was getting their robots to move autonomously across a rocky, uneven surface.
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These production vehicles are slated to hit the marketplace in a few years, which means that by 2020, there should be Toyota cars equipped with a system that will allow them to drive autonomously.
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I'm told I'll use the tablet to direct SARA to autonomously take off and land and also to load a 15-minute flight plan that the team has already cleared with air traffic control.
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As described this week in Nature Communications, researchers at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia have developed a technique for enabling liquid metals to move and arrange themselves autonomously in response to varying external conditions.
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Autonomous vehicle companies track — and publish, at least in California — a variety of performance metrics, including how many times an operator has to take control of the autonomous system, accidents, and distance traveled autonomously.
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It then used this dataset to train the two AI classifiers, which can now autonomously scan the millions of links shared to Facebook each day and demote the clickbaity ones in the News Feed.
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Some experts think that since this is all happening so fast, the satellite would need to work autonomously, which is a scary prospect considering how many would be in the sky at one time.
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Most of my calls are in the evening or early morning, and I operate more or less autonomously at work, so taking an afternoon off to enjoy another beautiful day is no big deal.
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The launch of these robo-taxis comes as the ride-share operator Uber prepares to start a trial program in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania where autonomously-driven vehicles will give Uber customers rides in certain areas.
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Researchers, automakers and tech firms believe the hardware, software, and artificial intelligence needed for autonomously-driven vehicles is rapidly approaching a point where self-driving cars will soon be ready for real-world use.
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The hope is to eventually reach a point where this process — human-driven short-hauls and autonomously driven long-hauls — becomes "continuous," said Alden Woodrow, the product lead for self-driving trucks at Uber.
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For example, the current proposed rules would have required micro drones to "be made out of frangible materials that break, distort, or yield on impact," and would have forbidden them from being operated autonomously.
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SwagBot is an all-terrain robot vehicle platform created by the Australian Centre for Field Robotics with the goal of, eventually, autonomously patrolling the vast pastures and farmlands of the Australian countryside. Ro-hiiiide!
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In its first successful test, DARPA got its drones flying autonomously at the desired speed and also tested the drone's ability to "see" obstacles using cameras, inertia measurement devices, and LIDAR and sonar sensors.
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The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration did not immediately comment on Tuesday but said in September last year that conventionally designed vehicles that can be operated autonomously faced no specific federal legal barrier.
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Power-ups can be collected by driving over certain areas of the map or completing technical challenges, like a computer vision challenge, where teams had to autonomously track and strike a rapidly moving target.
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And if you take that forward into the age of automation, where trucks are driven autonomously, at least on a highway, you get to a pretty interesting business-- in the B003B space as well.
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Renesas' Lincoln MKZ sedan, which does not currently drive autonomously on public roads, is still equipped with enough backup cameras and sensors to keep running even if one gets covered in sludge, Buszek said.
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Near Earth Autonomy, a spin-off from the Carnegie Mellon University's Robotics Institute, develops technologies including sensor suites, three dimensional mapping and survey, and collision detection and avoidance that enables aircraft to operate autonomously.
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Benedict XVI, for example, reportedly told a bishop, "My authority ends at that [office] door," referencing his limitations on effectively managing a bureaucratic church that in practice, if not in theory, operated largely autonomously.
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Chechnya, formally known as the Chechen Republic, is officially a federal subject of Russia, although in practice it is governed largely autonomously by Kadyrov, who has a close, mutually beneficial relationship with Vladimir Putin.
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Facebook also faces concerns about what the change means for people's data and whether it was being anti-competitive by knitting together WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger, which historically have been separate and operated autonomously.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bloq, a U.S. blockchain technology company, said on Tuesday it will launch the sale of its own crypto-currency called Metronome (MTN), which will have a predictable and autonomously managed token supply.
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The enclave is run by the YPG, a Kurdish militia that is a sister organization to the Kurdistan Workers Party, or PKK, which imagines it as part of a future autonomously run region of Syria.
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The company says that should be enough for one cat to live autonomously for up to one month, so long as you've set up the food-delivery schedule and keep tabs on the water supply.
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While Uber's self-driving cars are able to drive autonomously, the test vehicles include a human driver sitting in the passenger seat so they are in a position to take over should it become necessary.
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You can set the email sales assistant, which is free to use while The SaaS Co. continues developing the machine learning technology, to work autonomously, presuming you trust its AI enough in the first place.
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In the best-case scenario, the platform will be able to prevent issues by taking action ahead of time, but it can also autonomously fix issues if it's too late to stop them from escalating.
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But the maneuvers made by Apollo 8 help demonstrate the technical complexity of such a mission, even as this new mission will likely be carried out autonomously, simply carrying the passengers along for the ride.
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The Right To Be Represented By A Bot For the small percentage of people that are not aware, a bot is a piece of software that acts autonomously, and, in many instances, on your behalf.
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At one end of the spectrum are small, hand-launched fixed-wing surveillance drones such as the Raven, Wasp and Puma, all made by AeroVironment, which fly either autonomously or under short-range remote control.
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What makes this little guy even more impressive is that it's toting around a bunch of sensors and software so it can autonomously navigate around obstacles in its path—all while hitting those unprecedented speeds.
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Not only can the drone change into different shapes, like a square or curved line, it can also autonomously decide what shape it needs to change into depending on the space it's required to navigate.
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While Elon Musk has said that Tesla vehicles will have all the hardware necessary to drive autonomously, the company's Autopilot feature still has a way to go before it's ready to be used as such.
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"These five services will merge ever more closely to form a single mobility service portfolio with an all-electric, self-driving fleet of vehicles that charge and park autonomously," said BMW Chief Executive Harald Krueger.
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Being able to add "smart contracts" onto a blockchain would also make it possible for actions to generate automatic transactions down to the smallest level, where meters and computers could autonomously reconcile supply and demand.
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" The filing describes Anduril as the only company capable of meeting these requirements — "while some vendors offered products/services that performed some element of the overall requirement, none could perform all of the tasks autonomously.
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In Monday's test, a drone launched from the roof of a UPS vehicle flew autonomously toward its destination, dropped a package and then returned to the vehicle as the driver continued on a delivery route.
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Technology carrier drives autonomously on German Autobahn A202013 202003/21100 — Level 212017 Plus: Two or three years after the first application Level 214, Audi will roll out what it's roughly defining as "higher" Level 2126.
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Veloso is already testing out the idea on the CMU campus, building roving, segway-shaped robots called "cobots" to autonomously escort guests from building to building and ask for human help when they fall short.
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To make it work, PhD student Andrew Owens and his team applied a technique known as "deep learning" that enables computers to pick out important patterns buried in massive amounts of raw data completely autonomously.
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Rather than truck drivers needing to call or email freight brokers, the leaders of these new ventures — many of whom come from outside of the trucking world — say truckers can be autonomously matched with loads.
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"The prime objective of the project is to achieve the production-ready development of a driving system which will allow cars to drive fully autonomously in the city," Daimler said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Telerobotic machines are seen as collaborating with humans for the resultant artwork, while for the 'fully automated' camp the idea is to completely remove human input and have the robot create the artwork autonomously. eDavid.
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In contrast, cars that can function autonomously on highways can adapt to any scale and to any region, yielding the productivity benefits of high-speed rail across a far greater range of routes and situations.
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SpaceX says its Starlink satellites use a small krypton-ion engine to move around and autonomously dodge high-speed threats, though a communications error led to a close call with a European satellite in September.
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One shows an assembly drawing of a wire harness for a self-driving car, and the other was a diagram showing how sensors interact with other parts of the car to make it drive autonomously.
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According to the solicitation, the service is interested in eVTOL and urban/advanced air mobility aircraft that could incorporate electric or hybrid propulsion and be controlled by an onboard pilot, a remote pilot or autonomously.
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It's able to do so autonomously, too, Biniok notes, so that an astronaut can theoretically ask it to navigate to a specific location, take a photo, then return and show that photo to the astronaut.
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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority, which oversees the banking sector, and the Financial Secretary's office, did not immediately reply to requests for comment, but have long maintained the financial sector is robust and functions autonomously.
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Among other capabilities, the Astrobee can cruise autonomously around the ISS taking account of things like air quality, sound levels, and the location of the thousands of tools that astronauts need to do their jobs.
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It's the first-ever delivery completed fully autonomously and is a sign that — following its exit from China, where it was losing billions of dollars — Uber is growing more serious about diversifying its revenue streams.
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Rolling out the service means mapping the best routes for the aircraft, which fly autonomously, co-ordinating with military and civilian authorities, training clinic staff to receive cargo and reassuring the local communities along the route.
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As you explore the world and come across enemies, your team will act autonomously based on the gambits you have in place (though you can also pause the game and issue direct commands if need be).
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Operating the AVs autonomously only when there isn't a passenger inside delays negotiating certain trade-offs between safety and comfort, like AVs' propensities to brake suddenly and take roundabout routes to stick with mapped out roads.
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Until these machines are able to autonomously dump their dirt right into a garbage can, using a docking base to automatically suck the robot's tiny bin clean (about 30 times) might be a good interim solution.
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We know you're just itching to level up your Arduino skills so you can build and program a full-sized, Knight Rider-esque robotic car that can autonomously drive you and your friends to Taco Bell.
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"Lack of fiscal consolidation in high-debt countries increases their vulnerability to shocks, whether those shocks are autonomously produced by questioning the rules of (the euro zone's) architecture, or are imported through financial contagion," he said.
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This content is brought together from a variety of their internal sources (G Drive, Sharepoint, CRM, etc.), external sources (content libraries, blogs, podcasts, etc.) and the autonomously organised knowledge shared by their peers directly on HowNow.
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The old space shuttle landing facility at NASA's Kennedy Space Center received an unusual visitor early Sunday morning when the Air Force's secretive X-237B space plane autonomously returned from orbit after a record-breaking mission.
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More personnel and boats will be needed, he said, but further resources will have to be set aside in Brussels first and then "in three or four months the Libyans will be able to act autonomously".
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This section on the ins and outs of Duplex is very interesting: The Google Duplex system is capable of carrying out sophisticated conversations and it completes the majority of its tasks fully autonomously, without human involvement.
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"We have people who can be 'super-connectors and super partners'," said Chan Yung, the Hong Kong deputy to the National People's Congress, when asked how the autonomously governed city plans to contribute to the initiative.
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Many people are experiencing autonomous driving technology not through vehicles owned by giant companies like Google or Uber, but as passengers in tiny, autonomously driven shuttle buses that are popping up in cities across the country.
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For the most part Bird-X's ProHawk UAV is a standard high-end quadcopter with a GPS-guided autopilot mode so that users can configure waypoints that allow the drone to autonomously patrol a large property.
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To take on the challenge of autonomously navigating city streets — wherever that city may be — Daimler has turned to NVIDIA, which has become one of the leading providers of the so-called "brains" of autonomous cars.
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A global competition hosted by energy giant Shell - the Shell Ocean Discovery XPRIZE - is also underway, offering $7 million to teams that can develop technologies to conduct ocean exploration autonomously, rapidly and to a high resolution.
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Its Ground X-Vehicle Technology program (GXV-T) has long been dedicated to developing armored vehicles which are lightweight, responsive, and smart, able to autonomously detect and dodge incoming threats like rockets and navigate any terrain.
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Respondents were most comfortable with driving cars that stayed in a lane by themselves or maintained a speed, he pointed out, but they were least comfortable with cars following other cars closely or autonomously changing lanes.
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There are technical challenges to building an all-electric version of these aircraft that can cover serious distance, but Uber could easily get a beta version going with gas powered helicopters flying autonomously over preset paths.
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Yet the missile has raised concerns among critics because it is designed to be launched by a human operator and then fly to a targeted ship out of human contact and make final targeting decisions autonomously.
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The device itself is a tiny little ball (that looks like a Star Wars character, tbh) that can move autonomously in space, and take photos and video under remote control by the JAXA Tsukaba Space Center.
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Navya will deploy two of its driverless multi-passenger shuttles this fall at the University of Michigan, moving students autonomously between Michigan's North Campus Research Complex and its Lurie Engineering Center across a two-mile route.
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The final stage of NASA's Sample Return Robot Challenge saw seven rover-style robots attempt to autonomously find, pick up, and deliver hidden samples (coloured rocks strewn across a grassy field) for a $1.36 million prize.
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That capability could take an AI from the realm of learning about a space to understanding it — much the same way humans do — and is key to developing machines that can move autonomously through the world.
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The Cheetah's capabilities resemble some of the robots produced by the ever-secretive Boston Dynamics, which in May released a video of its four-legged SpotMini navigating autonomously through its lab with the help of cameras.
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Unlike earlier SpaceX missions that took cargo to the space station, which approached from below and was then grabbed by the station's robotic arm, the Crew Dragon capsule will approach from the front and autonomously dock.
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For example, Bezos has tried to nurture innovation within Amazon by breaking the company into "two-pizza teams" — teams small enough to feed with two pizzas — that operated autonomously and were held accountable for their results.
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Singulato said it will use Nvidia's Xavier platform to develop level 3 self-driving systems and eventually upgrade to level 4, in which vehicles are able to drive completely autonomously in most, but not all, conditions.
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Therefore, our general theme and approach in this set of projects is that plants should become part of our society as well as self-reliant, and be given the ability to autonomously interact and walk with us.
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The computer program defines an adorable square-bodied movement model which van de Panne calls "the biped," which has the ability to autonomously learn how to walk, and to scan its environment and decide where to go.
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The 1.6 meter-tall robot moves autonomously using a system of cameras, and is currently at the Zhengzhou East Railway Station in Henan, where it is able to identify staff at the station by their work passes.
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To make the Octobot move autonomously, the developers used a microfluidic logic circuit, which directs the flow of its chemical reaction of hydrogen peroxide that's converted into gas when it comes in contact with its platinum components.
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The silver lining for Zaidi was that he was able to retain business deals with Barneys Japan, which while still affiliated with the company in name, functions autonomously and operates its own handful of stores in Asia.
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We only required a 2-inch hover to obtain all the data sets needed to confirm that our Mars helicopter flies autonomously as designed in a thin Mars-like atmosphere; there was no need to go higher.
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While he demanded fealty and built a cult of personality around himself — followers considered him the leader of Muslims worldwide — he was obsessed with security and is known to have given subordinates considerable latitude to act autonomously.
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The car also uses steer-by-wire technology, meaning there's no mechanical connection between the steering wheel and the drive train, which would allow the wheel to be moved forward when the LF-30 is operating autonomously.
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Once off Earth, the modules would deploy solar sails to propel them to a target location, meet up with the other parts, and autonomously arrange themselves into a telescope with a diameter of at least 30 meters.
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The purpose of Int-Ball is to give scientists on the ground the ability to remotely capture images and video, via a robot that can move autonomously around in space and capture both moving and still imagery.
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Unlike these manual techniques, Medtronic's MiniMed 670G is a "hybrid closed system," meaning it autonomously tracks glucose levels about every five minutes or so, and then adjusts insulin levels with little or no input from the user.
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The next step for Vahana is moving directionally through the air from point A to point B, another task that it'll have to be able to handle autonomously before it ever hopes to go into proper service.
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The potential of immense sets of data that cover the world in growing detail, are refreshed more or less in real time and can learn to pick up all sorts of objects and phenomena autonomously seems inexhaustible.
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Buffalo Automation, a startup in upstate New York that began at the University at Buffalo, just raised $900,000 to help commercialize its AutoMate system—essentially a collection of sensors and cameras to help boats operate semi-autonomously.
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It chose not to pursue the permit the state issues to companies for testing autonomous vehicles on public roads, arguing that its cars didn't require such permits as they could not operate completely autonomously at this stage.
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But as it recently announced its factories were ready to manufacture cars equipped with the hardware to drive completely autonomously, it appears confident that it will be able to integrate the lidar into those production lines quickly.
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An additional benefit is that when talking to local governments about getting clearance to put potentially thousands of new cars autonomously running around your city, it's nice to be able to talk about them helping air quality.
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Each Scout robot will also be accompanied by a human Amazon employee to keep an eye on things (at least as the program kicks off), even though the robots will be autonomously navigating and delivering their packages.
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When activated, it finds the nearest suitable airport, calculates a flight path that avoids mountains and menacing storm fronts, communicates with air traffic control, and autonomously guides the aircraft onto the runway and to a complete stop.
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As the ability of systems to act autonomously increases, those who study the dangers of such weapons, including the United Nations' Group of Governmental Experts, fear that military planners may be tempted to eliminate human controls altogether.
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It's at this point that the missile begins its one-way ride to the other side of the world, during which time it autonomously does all kinds of stuff, eventually depositing a warhead on some unfortunate folks.
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Spanish newspaper El Mundo reported on Sunday that if article 155 was invoked, the government would replace the Catalan government with a new set-up to manage the region autonomously, which could be run by politicians or technocrats.
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Thanks to these new standard ports and sensor arrays found on the IDA-73, the new docking station will be able to dock with these new spacecraft autonomously, without any assistance required by astronauts on board the ISS.
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Ultimately, critics are worried that machines such as drones may one day complete entire missions, and kill, autonomously, all with an accountability gap where there would be no clarity on who is legally responsible for a robot's actions.
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At a transportation conference this week in San Francisco, competing self-driving car company Zoox's CTO Jesse Levinson emphasized that for Tesla to autonomously drive beyond the Autopilot system, it will have to embrace a full sensor suite.
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There's no crew on board operating X-37B, but the vehicle can autonomously descend back through Earth's atmosphere and land horizontally on a runway, just like the NASA Space Shuttle used to do when it was in operation.
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But Level 2 refers to cars that are only able to autonomously drive for part of the trip, so the driver is by definition required to pay attention because they will at some point have to retake control.
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Back in May 2015, Lily's product debut video went viral after showing a drone with four propellers that could autonomously follow people as they snowboarded or kayaked, taking off straight from the water or landing in users' hands.
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PNNL performed studies in both 2014 and 2017, assessing how the fish fared when they were hand-loaded into the Whooshh system versus when a more advanced system autonomously sorted the fish before they entered the Salmon Cannon.
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Much like the physicality exhibited with the underwater internet cables, Paglen's Autonomy Cube (2014), in which he worked with hacker and internet privacy activist Jacob Appelbaum, created a usable sculpture housing an internet network users can surf autonomously.
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