At BIT Mesra in Ranchi, a three-woman team has trained AI to detect and analyse lunar craters. The ISRO-backed work could support crater dating, navigation planning and future Moon landing missions.

Omnidirectional cameras are widely popular as they capture a full 360-degree view. They are often utilized for surveillance, traffic analysis, and autonomous systems. But the same wide-angle vision ...

EPFL researchers are developing AI models that could one day enable vision prosthetics able to restore meaningful, ...

WASHINGTON—The Department of Health and Human Services has found a new lever to cut off billions in federal funding that it believes is wasteful or potentially fraudulent, a move that could affect ...

Illustration of a time sequence as the celestial body moves in front of a distant star NAOJ A tiny, icy celestial body farther from the sun than Pluto seems to have something it shouldn’t: an ...

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