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Ordered alphabeticallyAhmad Mujtaba Jebran
Ahmad Mujtaba Jebran is an MIT graduate student and co-lead author of research on the BIOSENTER soft robotic enteroscope.
View ItemBinbin Ying
Binbin Ying is a biomedical engineering researcher and assistant professor at UT Southwestern Medical Center.
View ItemDario Amodei
Dario Amodei is Anthropic’s co-founder and CEO and leads the company’s research direction and AI strategy.
View ItemGiovanni Traverso
Giovanni Traverso is an MIT mechanical-engineering professor and gastroenterologist whose work includes biomedical-device development and medical robotics.
View ItemMIT-led PYTHIA project gets up to $38 million to develop disease-monitoring patch
A four-year ARPA-H-funded effort aims to build a wearable that continuously measures heart-failure and sepsis biomarkers. The patch is still in development, with testing and…
View ItemOpenAI expands Daybreak with two access tiers for approved defenders
OpenAI is expanding Daybreak with two access tiers designed to give approved defenders the right capabilities for their work.
View ItemOpenAI reports AI-generated proof for Navier–Stokes existence and smoothness problem
OpenAI announces an AI-generated analytical proof and formal verification for the Navier–Stokes existence and smoothness problem, including a written proof and Lean formalization.
View ItemToyBlocks
ToyBlocks combines a tabletop block-manipulation simulator with tools to generate training demonstrations, vary data and evaluate robot policies. Its release includes 85,336 demonstrations, and the…
View ItemToyBlocks: an open simulation framework for robot learning and evaluation
ToyBlocks gives researchers a controlled tabletop setting to generate robot demonstrations, test models and examine failures, with reported experiments spanning generalization, planning and transfer to…
View ItemTwo mineral-based approaches target radioactive technetium in waste and groundwater
Studies report more than 99% removal from liquid in one method and up to 99% capture in another, with potential applications in nuclear cleanup.
View ItemUnderdog demos browser-based Woof speech model
Underdog’s game demonstrates Woof, which the company describes as a 31.7 MB text-to-speech model that runs in a browser. The company says it can work…
View ItemWoof
Underdog says its 31.7 MB model can run in a browser and on most devices without an internet connection. A game demonstrates it speaking typed…
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