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(12) | 29/02/2016 | Translate: Researchers have discovered long ago that the brain is like a muscle. The more use, the more it grows. Have found that neural connections are formed and improved more when they make mistakes in difficult tasks despite when successfully repeating some easy. This means that our intelligence is not fixed. And the best way that we can develop our intelligence is trying to achieve things that complicate our, and which may fail.
A nice video from free online University Khan Academy.
Change photos with artificial intelligence Photo editing has reached a new level. Researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Computer Science, of the Sarbrucken Research Center, of MIT, of the University of Pennsylvania and Google, developed an image processing method using GAN (Productive contrastive network) which allows us to control almost everything in an image. You put two points and move the objects in the photo in 3D space.- Application creates animations from a simple photo In The United States, researchers at the University of Washington and Facebook have developed an application that can animate a fixed character from a photograph or a painting. Called "Photo Wake-Up", and artificial intelligence creates a three-dimensional and animated version of the character, which can substantially be walked.
- Cleaning photos using artificial intelligence Researchers from NVIDIA company, the Aalto University and MIT have developed a method based on deep learning, which can correct images by noise or other interference in the picture.
- Destruction in the warehouse In a warehouse in the city of Chaozhou in China, two employees are moving toilet bowls and one wrong move will cause a hundred elevated bowls to fall. The workers will watch helplessly as the dominoes fall, which will last 20 seconds and destroy everything.
- Mechanical masks Elijah Secrest is an artist from Columbus, Ohio who works primarily in metals. Among the things he makes are these impressive mechanical masks. They work through the jaw muscles.
- Waterproof drone that flies and submerges in water The Mirs-X is a quadcopter that flies like a standard drone, but can also submerge and move through water, using the same four propellers. Researchers at the Chinese University of Hong Kong designed the prototype to hover for six minutes in the air or stay underwater for about 40 minutes.
- Weather presenter discovers he has a touch screen On the morning of Thursday, August 4, 2022, live on the American channel ABC 7 Chicago, weatherman Greg Dutra was surprised to see the image move when his hand touched the screen he uses every day to present the weather forecast. He had just found out, that the screen is touch sensitive, allowing him to pan the map or zoom with a simple finger tap. His reaction greatly amused the show's co-hosts.
- An artificial kidney has been successfully tested The project "Kidney Project" funded by the United States Agency for International Development, made an artificial kidney that works with the blood pressure and does not require special drugs at the University of California. The artificial kidney consists of a silicon blood filter that removes toxins from the blood and a bioreactor with real human kidney cells..
- A technology for real holograms In 2019 at the InteractLab research center at the University of Sussex, Researchers have developed a hologram that uses a polystyrene bead, which is suspended by means of an array of speakers emitting ultrasound. The bead is illuminated with an LED light projection, and moves so fast that it creates images.
- The largest 3D map of the universe On Monday, July 20, 2020, astrophysicists have unveiled the largest 3D map of the Universe ever created, as a result of more than twenty years of collaboration between scientists from around thirty different institutes worldwide. Designed by analyzing more than four million galaxies and quasars, Extremely bright galaxy nuclei. "This work simply gives us the most complete history of the expansion of the universe to date" said Will Percival, researcher from the University of Waterloo.
- Researchers are modeling the spread of particles through the air Aalto University in Finland, the Finnish Meteorological Institute, The VTT Technical Research Center in Finland and the University of Helsinki have studied that extremely small airborne airborne particles are emitted by the respiratory tract when someone coughs., sneezes or even when talking. Such particles can carry pathogens such as coronae. This three-dimensional model shows us the emission of cough particles in a space with shelves, like a supermarket or a library.
- Donald Trump's valuable advice 2004, during a speech at the University Wagner of New York, the Donald Trump gave some advice to students. "Always try to cross the wall that stands in front of you" He said. A phrase that is quite funny today, when we know that he wants to build a wall on the border between the United States and Mexico.
- The defender tried to clear the ball after the penalty During an amateur league match in Sydney, Australia, the goalkeeper repel successfully opponent Shootout. Then trying to remove the ball, a teammate will send her accidentally in nets.
- How to win a free trip to the gulag During a visit to the Ural Federal University, Russian President Vladimir Putin took a group photo with students. But one of them who was quite tall, dared to stand in front of Russian President.
- Dog enters accidentally in a 100 meters sprint, comes third During a race of 100 meters held at Beifang Minzu University of China in Ningxia, a stray dog suddenly began to run among runners. To the surprise of onlookers, dog finished third race.