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Purdue-affiliated health technology company physIQ receives $500,000 to advance AI innovations
A Purdue University–affiliated company using artificial intelligence to improve health care delivery has received a $500,000 investment from Purdue Research Foundation’s Foundry Investment Fund to help it advance medical technology.
What if a bridge could prevent its own collapse in real time?
Several major bridges have collapsed worldwide in 2019, ranging from a pedestrian bridge in Miami, killing six people, to a towering arch bridge in Taiwan dumping a truck onto boats below.
Air Force boosts funding for digital technology using artificial intelligence for 3D manufacturing
3D manufacturing technology from a Purdue University-affiliated company may soon play an even bigger part in helping the Department of Defense manage its digital assets to protect the United States.
Purdue announces plans to build new data science building
Purdue University will build a new $40 million facility dedicated to data science, designed to help the university meet its goal to be a national and global leader in the field of data science research and education for all students.
Expert: How to make deep learning as energy efficient as the brain
Computers are gradually thinking like humans thanks to the development of artificial intelligence networks capable of learning on their own, called “deep learning.” These networks can already recognize images and play chess, for example.
Cybersecurity workforce education and training is focus of new Purdue, Cyberbit partnership
Pilots have flight simulators, soldiers have firing ranges, and now cybersecurity professionals have an opportunity to test their own skills in a cyber range -- a hyper-realistic, immersive simulated environment with the support of Purdue University's world-leading cybersecurity faculty and professionals.
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