Computerworld | August 25th, 2014 MIT study shows people like it when robots assign them tasks in the workplace. If a company wants humans and robots to work more seamlessly together, they need to give the robots more freedom to work on their own. A study released today from MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence …
By Sharon Gaudin, Computerworld | August 8th, 2014 These origami robots can fold up and walk away. It would be strange enough to see a robot fold itself into arbitrary shapes and then just walk away. Then add to the mix that it’s a laser-cut origami robot and you have the new robotic technology created …
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By Stephen Lawson, IDG News Service | July 18th, 2014 Fastpass uses parallel processing to eliminate the need for complicated network queues, researchers say. A breakthrough by researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology could change the way Web and mobile apps are written and help companies like Facebook keep the cat videos coming. Their …
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By Jon Gold, Network World | July 17th, 2014 New Fastpass system opts for counter-intuitive central processing architecture. A group of MIT researchers say they’ve invented a new technology that should all but eliminate queue length in data center networking. The technology will be fully described in a paper presented at the annual conference of …
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