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Robotics companies in China are providing technology to fight the coronavirus spread in the country.
The companies taking part include UBTech, and DJI, as well as many others.
A spokeswoman for UBTech says that “the whole world is keeping a close eye on the coronavirus outbreak in China and how the Chinese government is coping with the siutation”. [Read more…] about Robotics companies providing technology to fight coronavirus in China
by Sam Francis
Nvidia is working with Paccar, a truck manufacturer, on developing solutions for autonomous vehicles. (See video below.)
The collaboration was shared by Nvidia founder and CEO Jen-Hsun Huang during his keynote at the Bosch Connected World conference in Berlin.
Separately, he provided details of Nvidia’s partnership with Bosch, the world’s largest automotive supplier, on self-driving car technology.
“This is probably the largest single mass of a product that we’ve helped make,” said Huang, addressing a crowd of more than 2,000 executives, developers and others attending the event. [Read more…] about Nvidia developing self-driving technology with truckmaker Paccar
by Sam Francis
One of the world’s largest automotive suppliers, Bosch, provided a massive stage today for Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang to showcase its new artificial intelligence platform for self-driving cars.
Speaking in the heart of Berlin to several thousand attendees at Bosch Connected World — an annual conference dedicated to the Internet of Things — Huang detailed how deep learning is fueling an AI revolution in the auto industry.
The small AI car supercomputer was unveiled last week in the opening keynote address by Bosch CEO Dr Volkmar Denner, who focused on how his company, which had €73 billion in revenue last year, is pushing deeper into the areas of sensors, software and services. [Read more…] about Nvidia and Bosch launch artificially intelligent self-driving car computer
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