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iThera Medical Closes $15.6M Funding Round: Week in Brief: 12/23/22

iThera Medical Closes $15.6M Funding Round: Week in Brief: 12/23/22

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MUNICH, December 23, 2022 — Medical technology company iThera Medical closed a £13 million ($15.6 million) funding round led by TRUMPF Venture. The funding will drive the company’s commercialization and development of its multispectral optoacoustic tomography (MSOT) imaging technology, with the goal of translating the technology into a routine clinical setting and providing clinicians with …

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Warehouse relies on AI in its monitoring system

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Modern security systems in goods warehouses must go beyond simple video surveillance. Real-time video surveillance systems driven by artificial intelligence (AI) are capable of automatically monitoring and giving an alert whenever an abnormal situation occurs. This allows surveillance personnel to act quickly and efficiently and avoid damage. In addition, the data collected generates many ideas …

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Copyrights for Architectural Imagery in the Age of AI

Copyrights for Architectural Imagery in the Age of AI

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Copyrights for Architectural Imagery in the Age of AI Series on the tectonics of materials. Image © Daniel Bolojan/Midjourney. Image via Archipaper To share To share Facebook Twitter Mail pinterest WhatsApp Or https://www.archdaily.com/992140/copyrights-for-architectural-imagery-in-the-ai-era Architecture is a reference discipline. From ziggurats, machines for living, to contemporary biophilic skyscraper designs, it’s impossible to know if the ideas …

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A User's Guide to Assessing Image Quality for Artificial Intelligence | Webinars

A User’s Guide to Assessing Image Quality for Artificial Intelligence | Webinars

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Tue, Nov 29, 2022 10:30AM EST ABOUT THIS WEBINAR The size and number of images for image acquisition instruments and processing techniques have increased exponentially, along with the associated storage needs and network requirements. Most of these images are processed with machine learning techniques that rely on information invisible to the naked eye, but which …

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Journalism, AI and satellite imagery: where to start

Journalism, AI and satellite imagery: where to start

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Satellite image of the Amazon. Tocantins, Brazil. Source: Copernicus Sentinel data [2022] processed by Sentinel Hub, using Highlight Optimized Natural Color. In the first of two guest papers for OJB, first published on ML Satellites, MA Data Journalism student Federico Acosta Rainis explains how to get started with satellite journalism – and avoid common pitfalls. …

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Imagery from the James Webb Space Telescope descends to Earth in an art exhibit in New York (photos)

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NEW YORK CITY — Sharing the wonders of the universe through the eyes of the James Webb Space Telescope has been incredibly well received since the first images were released. Adding a third dimension to imagery, conceptual artist Ashley Zelinskie’s art exhibition ‘Unfolding the Universe: First Light’ offers a unique view that includes 3D printed …

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Spectroscopy and machine learning highlight the edges of the universe

Spectroscopy and machine learning highlight the edges of the universe

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MELBOURNE, Australia, October 11, 2022 – Researchers from the ARC Center of Excellence for Astrophysics of the Sky in 3 Dimensions (ASTRO 3D) and the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in Sydney have spectroscopically confirmed a number of strong gravitational lenses that were initially identified using convolutional neural networks (CNN). “Our spectroscopy allowed us …

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