Today, artificial intelligence (AI) triggers a level of excitement, with a chaser of fear. As AI becomes more prominent, executives are asking: What is AI, what can it do for my business, and who should be responsible for its development and strategic alignment?
Today, artificial intelligence (AI) triggers a level of excitement, with a chaser of fear. As AI becomes more prominent, executives are asking: What is AI, what can it do for my business, and who should be responsible for its development and strategic alignment?
Komatsu plans to introduce NVIDIA graphics processing units (GPUs) to its SmartConstrution jobsites. The GPUs will communicate with […]
There was plenty for a philosophy major to sink his teeth into at ION’s January workshop on Cognizant […]
A conference aimed at military and government agency decision-makers is scheduled for Feb. 6–8. AUVSI Unmanned Systems – […]
Can artificial intelligence fly a drone? Can a drone catch thermals the way birds do? Microsoft researchers are […]
Add small sats, gamification and nanotechnology, and you’ve got a bunch of powerful new drivers pushing out geospatial frontiers in every direction. These exciting tools are opening up new market sectors and bringing powerful techniques to military and other applications.
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