The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is deploying ASL interpretation services and indoor navigation tools to improve accessibility for passengers with disabilities. This rollout aims to enhance communication and navigation across the transit system, promoting a more inclusive travel experie
Researchers from PSU and Duke have introduced a novel AI approach called Multi-Agent Systems Automated Failure Attribution, which can automatically identify and attribute failures within complex systems. This breakthrough has significant implications for the ACEM sectors, where it can minimize downt
Ai2's MolmoBot is using virtual simulation data to develop physical AI, reducing the need for expensive and manually-collected demonstrations. This approach could increase efficiency and reduce costs in the development of generalist manipulation agents, leading to more widespread adoption across var
FIFA is rebuilding its world football operations using AI, with the 2026 World Cup being the first major test. The tournament's complexity, with 104 matches across three countries, necessitates a direct operational approach by FIFA, leveraging AI for logistics and fan experience.
Construction Business Owner's top 10 articles of 2014 reveal the industry's focus on digital presence, relationships, and marketing strategies. The most-read articles provide insights into creating a stronger online presence and building stronger relationships with employees and customers.
The RavaBIM seminar discussed the transition to a data-driven permit system, highlighting its implications for the industry. The adoption of digital permits is expected to increase efficiency and reduce errors in the permitting process.
Zhipu.AI has open-sourced its next-generation General Language Models, including the GLM-4 series and GLM-Z1 inference models, boasting unprecedented inference speeds. This strategic move underscores the company's technological prowess and global ambitions, potentially paving the way for a future IP
ADLINK Technology and Under Control Robotics have partnered to develop smart robots for dangerous environments, combining edge AI and autonomy software. The new generation of robots will be designed to operate in demanding industrial settings, focusing on human-like bi-pedal and bi-manual machines.
Zoox, an Amazon subsidiary, is now testing its robotaxis in 10 cities across the US, including new additions Dallas and Phoenix. The company is using hundreds of test fleet vehicles to map cities and validate its software, bringing it closer to commercial deployment.
