Foundation models in robotics are here to stay, but can surgical robotics keep up with their data-intense requirement?
Category: Engineering
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The robot will see you now: Foundation models are the path forward for autonomous robotic surgery | Science Robotics
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SRT-H: A hierarchical framework for autonomous surgery via language-conditioned imitation learning | Science Robotics
A language-guided imitation learning framework achieves step-level autonomy in robotic cholecystectomy surgeries.
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Medical needles in the hands of AI: Advancing toward autonomous robotic navigation | Science Robotics
AI guidance is enabling robots to perform medical needle-based procedures with greater safety and accuracy.
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Colossal aims to de-extinct New Zealand’s giant flightless bird
Colossal Biosciences, known for its de-extinction efforts with woolly mammoths and dodos, is now targeting the restoration of New Zealand’s giant moa.
This move reignites debates within the scientific community about the feasibility and…
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Marco Rubio’s AI clone tries to scam politicians using Signal
AI deepfakes have always been a cause of cybersecurity concern, given the dangers they pose to users worldwide. The United States administration lately got a taste of this danger in the aftermath of a shocking discovery.
An impersonator…
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Leaked airport radar signals could reach aliens 200 light-years away
Major aviation hubs like London’s Heathrow and Gatwick, or New York’s JFK International, could constantly send out clues about our existence to aliens.
A new startling study claims that the airport and military radar systems might be…
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Turkey bans Elon Musk’s Grok after chatbot insults President Erdogan
A court in Turkey has officially blocked access to Grok, the artificial intelligence chatbot built by xAI, a company founded by tech entrepreneur Elon Musk.
This action followed several controversial responses generated by the chatbot, which…
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China builds super-soft runway material that crumbles to save planes
Chinese scientists have developed a groundbreaking runway safety material designed to slow down aircraft during emergency landings. Nicknamed “marshmallow” concrete, this ultra-light foam absorbs an aircraft’s energy upon impact by…
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AI used to create protein that kills E. coli
Scientists have used Artificial Intelligence to generate a ready-to-use biological protein that can kill antibiotic resistant bacteria like E. coli.
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Comparative analysis of Microsoft Kinect Azure and manual measurement methods in the sit and reach test among elite female weightlifters
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This study included 21 elite female athletes from the Turkish Women’s Weightlifting National Team. The athletes won medals in European and World championships and Youth Olympic Games in the categories of senior, junior, youth and…
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