Elizabeth Wallace

Amazon Omics removes the need for researchers to build and maintain their own infrastructure and make productive use of available data.

Some possible real-world applications include handling fruit, delicate tissue in medical procedures and settings, and even fragile or highly irregular objects such as a wine glass.

The Amazon drones could help relieve delivery congestion during peak travel times and provide valuable “last mile” support.

AI will form a key component of cyber defense strategies in 2023, allowing companies to move to an entirely new approach to cybersecurity.

Although many industries will take advantage of cutting-edge robotics in their operations, the automotive industry is expected to make up the majority of market growth.

The study suggests that projects using AI code-generating tools still need some level of human oversight and expertise for critical security tasks.

The coming years will see continued growth in the telecom API market, especially as more mobile users worldwide shift to online activities.

Researchers have known for a long time that more information was available through X-ray data but lacked a reliable method for analyzing it in a way that scales.

The FDA plans to leverage technologies such as 5G, artificial intelligence, and the Internet of Things (IoT) to ensure food quality and transparency of sources.

Multiple API security threats are on the rise, and companies must take a holistic approach to protect their data and operations.

Companies are taking a creative approach to recycling that starts with the sorting process and applies the talents of machines to help human teams become more efficient.

This initiative comes as the MTA prepares for a predicted multibillion-dollar shortfall in the coming years, thanks to pandemic disruptions.