Technology

China’s advancements in unmanned aerial systems (UAS) have propelled the nation into a new era of aviation. This transformative shift in low-altitude airspace management presents unique challenges and opportunities for regulation, technology, and industry practices. The digital, networked, and intelligent nature of UAS operations is at the forefront of this evolution, putting pressure on traditional
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In a groundbreaking study from 2002, a researcher at Virginia Commonwealth University has unlocked the secrets of detecting deception through artificial intelligence. Xunyu Chen, an assistant professor in the Department of Information Systems at VCU’s School of Business, delved into human behaviors as a key indicator of lying or truthfulness. By harnessing the power of
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In the realm of wireless communication, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) have emerged as key players, particularly in areas lacking traditional network infrastructure. Recognizing this potential, researchers from the University of Missouri-Kansas City have developed GREENSKY, a groundbreaking model that revolutionizes the energy efficiency and operational capacity of UAVs in cellular networks. GREENSKY optimizes UAV charging
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Machine learning-based models have made significant strides in autonomously generating various types of content in recent years. These frameworks have paved the way for innovative applications in filmmaking and the compilation of datasets for training robotics algorithms. While some existing models can create realistic or artistic images based on text descriptions, the development of AI
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Japan’s antitrust watchdog recently released a statement pointing out that Google’s advertising search restrictions were negatively affecting Yahoo in Japan. This statement came after a study conducted by the Japan Fair Trade Commission, which revealed that Google’s practices were impeding fair competition in the advertising market. Google, in response, claimed to have cooperated fully with
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Lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) have become an integral part of our daily lives, powering a wide range of devices from smartphones to electric vehicles. However, as consumer demands for higher energy density, longer cycling life, and faster-charging capability continue to grow, the need for advanced battery technology becomes increasingly apparent. One of the key components of
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Traditional wheeled robots have shown promise in navigating various environments, but their inability to reliably overcome steps has hindered their real-world applications. This limitation poses a significant risk of getting stuck during missions, which can ultimately lead to failure. Researchers at Kyushu Institute of Technology have recognized this challenge and have developed a solution that
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The practice of outsourcing energy-intensive industrial processes from the Global North to countries in the Global South is resulting in a significant imbalance in energy consumption and environmental impact. While Global North countries leverage their capital and technology advantages to acquire energy through outsourcing, this creates a misleading perception of decoupling energy consumption from economic
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Google recently announced that it is conducting tests to eliminate links to California news websites for certain users in the western United States. This comes as legislators in California are contemplating the implementation of the California Journalism Preservation Act (CJPA), which would enforce a “link tax” on Google for directing users to news articles. Jaffer
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