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Palm weevil larvae inside an infected tree. Photo: depositphotos.com

Identification of biological damage to trees through satellite data analysis

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The palm weevil beetle destroys trees and palm plantations around the world, which may collapse the attacked trees. Researchers from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev have developed an algorithm, which can be used to detect damage to a tree, based on satellite images and a street view on Google street view - from anywhere around the world
Identifying the movement of people in space in XNUMXD. From a video by SensibleVision

The artificial vision chip that contributes to improving the state of public health in the days of the Corona virus

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future trends. Illustration: shutterstock

The machine searches for meaning - the following technologies according to Accenture

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The relationship between artificial intelligence and the human mind. Illustration: shutterstock

Analyze artificial intelligence to better understand the human brain

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Watson directs films. Illustration: IBM

Development at the IBM laboratories in Haifa: a system that analyzes video films and divides them into scenes

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A robot assists in the operating room. Illustration: shutterstock

A question of toughness

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Eye. Illustration: shutterstock

The vision system recognizes objects thanks to its ability to learn atomic recognition units

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Prof. Fayman Milnefar with Google glasses at the TCE conference held at the Technion. Photo: Yossi Sharam, Technion Spokesperson

"Google glasses are the first to take a sequence of photos and contain an algorithm that fuses them into an improved image"

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Eyes at an art show. Illustration: shutterstock

Visualization inspired by the human eye

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The autonomous composition of a group of students from Ben Gurion University in the Negev. PR photo

An autonomous robot that helps people in public places

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A wide-angle NASA image compiled from all the photographs sent by satellites that orbited Mars from Viking in the XNUMXs to today's Martian orbits provides a spectacular view of Vallis Marineris - the Grand Canyon of Mars in the WorldWide Telescope screenshot. Photo: NASA/Microsoft

Microsoft and NASA bring Mars to the "WorldWide Telescope" application

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The robot that learned from a mantis

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A robotic photography system that mimics the action of the human eye

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Stevie Wonder will be able to see?

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The robot that will score the winning basket

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