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In this Intel Chip Chat audio podcast with Allyson Klein: Dave Andersen, associate professor of computer science, joins Intel Chip Chat to discuss the new Intel Science & Technology Center for Visual Cloud Systems at Carnegie Mellon University. Intel is ...
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Categories: Audio Podcast, Intel, Intel Chip Chat Tags: Allyson Klein, Audio Podcast, camera technology, Carnegie Mellon University, Chip Chat, Computer Science, Dave Andersen, Intel, Intel Science & Technology Center, intelligent computing systems, Visual Cloud Systems
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Intel has established the Intel Science and Technology Center for Cloud Computing at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The research will be focused around four pillars: Specialization, a practice that can create greater efficiencies such as lower energy usage ...
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Categories: Big Data, Cloud Computing, HD Video, Intel, Intel Labs, Intel: Intelligent Storage, Intel: Software Defined Infrastructure, Research@Intel, Video Podcast Tags: automation, Big Data, Carnegie Mellon University, cloud, Cloud Computing, CMU, Greg Ganger, Intel, Intel Labs, Intel Science and Technology Center for Cloud Computing, Intel Science and Technology Center, Phil Gibbons, Specialization, To The Edge
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The Intel Science and Technology Center for Embedded Computing at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, will conduct research in four basic areas: Collaborative Perception which is essentially computer vision, Real-time Knowledge Discovery which includes machine learning, Robotics, and Embedded ...
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Categories: HD Video, Intel, Intel Labs, Research@Intel, Video Podcast Tags: Carnegie Mellon University, CMU, Collaborative Perception, embedded, Embedded Systems Architecture, Intel, Intel Labs, Intel Science and Technology Center for Embedded Computing, Intel Science and Technology Center, Mei Chen, Priya Narasimhan, Real-time Knowledge Discovery, Robotics
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Researchers are developing technologies that will eventually allow users to control devices like computers, televisions and cell phones with their thoughts. Scientists have created Brain Computer Interface, also known as “BCI,” technology that allows computer programs to interpret human intentions ...
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Categories: Future Lab Radio, Intel, Intel Free Press, Intel Labs, Research@Intel Tags: ALS, Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, artificial intelligence, assistive communication, BCI, brain research, Brain-Computer Interface, Carnegie Mellon University, Healthcare IT, Intel, Intel Free Press, Intel Labs, IntelFreePress, mind reading computers, Robotics, Wadsworth Center
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Open Cirrus, a test bed for cloud computing (spearheaded by the companies HP, Intel and Yahoo, and including research partners such as Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Illinois) recently announced its expansion. An Internet service such as Facebook ...
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Categories: Cloud Computing, Future Lab Radio, Intel, Intel Free Press, Intel Labs, Research@Intel Tags: Carnegie Mellon University, Cloud Computing, Computer Science, Data Management, Dejan Milojicic, DiskReduce, Future Lab, Garth Gibson, HDFS, HP Labs, Intel, Intel Free Press, Intel Labs, IntelFreePress, Michael Kozuch, Open Cirrus, Research@Intel, Technology, Thomas Kwan, University of Illinois, Yahoo Labs
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We have Isaac Asimov to thank for thinking about robots as a science when he coined the term “robotics” in the 1940s. Originally, the term came from the word “robota” from Czech (possessing a similar meaning in other Slavic tongues) ...
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Categories: Future Lab Radio, Intel, Intel Free Press, Intel Labs, Research@Intel Tags: Carnegie Mellon University, Future Lab, HERB, Intel, Intel Free Press, Intel Labs, IntelFreePress, PR2, Research, robot, Robotics, Sidd Srinivasa, Steve Cousins, Willow Garage
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The concept of “stemness” refers to the capacity within a stem cell to create different kinds of cells. It promises to revolutionize medicine. Isolated in the petri dish, stem cells exhibit interesting behaviors that scientists are just beginning to understand. ...
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Categories: Future Lab Radio, Intel, Intel Labs, Research@Intel Tags: Carnegie Mellon University, computer vision, Future Lab, Intel, Intel Free Press, Intel Labs, IntelFreePress, Mei Chen, Phil Campbell, Research, stem cell, Stem Cell Research, stemness, Takeo Kanade
