Deep Learning, GPUs, and cheap bodies: three ingredients for ubiquitous intelligent robotics
There are three main ingredients needed for intelligent robots to be ubiquitous, smart, and useful. I like to call these three ingredients ...
There are three main ingredients needed for intelligent robots to be ubiquitous, smart, and useful. I like to call these three ingredients ...
When designing robotic platforms, the choice of which sensors to employ is a key area that often determines the Go/No-Go for a robotic ...
Anniversaries are nice, especially in December! So here is one to share with you all: it has been 10 years since Anatoli, Heather, and Max ...
A few years ago, Heather’s, Anatoli, and myself started Neurala with one goal: bring the results and insights of our Ph.D. work on ...
One of the pillars of the recent success (almost viral) of Deep Networks, a subspecies of the bigger class called Neural Networks, is that ...
What is REALLY a robot? On the surface, we could quickly define a robot as something matching what movies have taught us: a ...
What if having human, or even superhuman Artificial Intelligence (let’s call it SuperAI) would turn out NOT to be the worst nightmare of ...
Neurala has been awarded a contract from the Air Force Research Labs (AFRL) to design and field neuromorphic algorithms for multimodal ...
Neurala builds artificial brains to control flying and land robots. This is a tough job, and our neural engineers deserve to have fun ...
Robots do not see like humans. Humans do not process the detail of entire images the way a computer does today: they rapidly move their ...
