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Cognitive computing

Sheila Ofek-Koipman and the cognitive information analysis team, IBM's research laboratory in Israel. Photo: Miri Davidovich, courtesy of IBM Israel.

A cognitive personal assistant, the use of cognitive artificial vision and augmented reality in industry and other systems were presented at the IBM conference in Tel Aviv

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Kerry Holly, at the iNNOVEX2017 conference. Photo: Niv Kantor

"The Internet of Things today - like the Internet in 1995 when we couldn't foresee companies like Google and Facebook"

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medicine. From pixabay.com

Cognitive medicine using Watson

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Researchers at IBM's Alameda Laboratories, in California, have discovered a new one-step chemical process that turns polycarbonates into safe plastics for use in areas such as water purification, optical fibers and medical equipment.

Researchers from IBM in collaboration with Stanford University have developed a cheap method to produce plant-based plastic instead of oil

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Artificial intelligence and cognitive computing. Illustration: shutterstock

New Watson-based cognitive applications at the IBM Annual Conference Center

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Artificial intelligence and cognitive computing. Illustration: shutterstock

IBM provides the US government with a supercomputer inspired by the human brain

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and in which the Watson system shows protein pathways that can help researchers accelerate scientific breakthroughs by identifying previously undiscovered links. Photo: Jon Simon/Feature Photo Service for IBM

Scientists will use IBM's Watson to automatically analyze scientific papers and chemical formulas to discover drugs

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Eyal Nagar, director of perceptual computing at Intel, at the Chiportal Technology symposium. Photo: Ayelet Gerdman

To give the computer the sense of three-dimensional vision

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Cognitive chips: shutterstock illustration

Silicon following the human brain: IBM unveils cognitive computer chips

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Reading letters directly from the subject's mind. Photo: Radboud University, Nijmegen, Netherlands

The computer that reads letters directly from the brain

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IBM is planning the computer of the future based on the structure of the human brain

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