Can Humans Finally Unlock Invisibility With AI?
By Naveen Joshi
One of the more otherworldly AI applications is enabling people to become invisible. Despite the improbability, recent evidence suggests that the world...
How Machine Learning Improves Job Aggregation For Employment Sites
By Naveen Joshi
Job boards use AI and ML in sourcing job profiles from countless job aggregators, client websites, niche recruiting platforms, etc. AI in...
Taking a Data-Driven Approach For The Talent Management of Your Personnel
By Naveen Joshi
The use of big data in HR enables organizations to find patterns and trends that can help hire high-quality candidates and make...
How Doctors Can Use Robot Pet Therapy For Addressing Mental Health Issues In Patients
By Naveen Joshi
Doctors worldwide have increased the use of robotics in healthcare through robot pet therapy as it has proven instrumental in providing a...
2 Ways In Which Machine Learning Combats Forest Fires
By Naveen Joshi
The use of AI for sustainability can be taken to the next level by using machine learning, a subset of AI, to...
How AR Glasses Aid The Visually Impaired
By Naveen Joshi
The advancement of AR in healthcare can assist the visually impaired through revolutionary AR glasses with object recognition, color projection and auditory...
Can Artificial Protein Muscles Breathe New Life Into Robotics?
By Naveen Joshi
Artificial protein muscles will help overcome the current obstacles faced in performance, mobility, and dexterity with robotics in healthcare.
Till now, artificial muscles...
Programming languages: How Google is improving C++ memory safety
Google's Chrome is looking to bring memory safety to Chrome's C++ codebase.
Understanding The Role Of AI In Combating Deforestation
By Naveen Joshi
The rampant deforestation around the world adversely affects your business in direct and indirect ways. While many may see it just as...
Optical Computing: The Future of Information Processors and Problem Solving?
By Naveen Joshi
Optical computing is the future of quantum computing; it works in parallel rather than in series. Most classic computers operate in series,...
