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  • The Images That Could Help Rebuild Notre-Dame Cathedral April 16, 2019
    Before the tragedy seen all around the world, flames leaping from the top of Notre-Dame Cathedral, there was a smaller one, thousands of miles away in upstate New York.
  • A New Recruitment Tool for Construction: The Joystick April 16, 2019
    Plastic excavators, bulldozers and cranes fueled by imagination have long captivated toddlers. Now, the construction industry is trying to attract teenagers with realistic computer simulators of those same heavy machines, hoping to build a younger work force.
  • Curiosity Tastes First Sample in 'Clay-Bearing Unit' April 16, 2019
    Scientists working with NASA's Curiosity Mars rover have been excited to explore a region called "the clay-bearing unit" since before the spacecraft launched.
  • Robotic Heads Powered by AI to Help Passengers at Major German Airport April 16, 2019
    Frankfurt Airport in Germany is the site of a six-week trial of a robotic head powered by artificial intelligence as an information resource for travelers.
  • MTA's Initial Foray Into Facial Recognition at High Speed Is a Bust April 16, 2019
    New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority program to identify high-speed drivers at the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge via facial-recognition technology is a failure.
  • Photons Trained for Optical Fiber Obstacle Course Will Deliver Stronger Cyber Security April 16, 2019
    Researchers have demonstrated a technique that will help pairs of entangled photons smoothly navigate optical fibers, enabling stronger cybersecurity.
  • Wormhole Travel Could Be Real, but Would also Be Really Slow April 16, 2019
    The first Avengers flick hit its dramatic peak when an alien army descended upon New York via a wormhole in the sky.
  • Smart Phone Tricks April 16, 2019
    Researchers refine ways users can interact with a touchscreen.
  • Who Comes to the Rescue of Stranded Robots? Humans April 15, 2019
    Robot manufacturers think it is vitally important to win over pedestrians and local officials as they try to expand the emerging technology into communities.
  • 3D Facial Analysis Could Help Identify Children with Rare Conditions April 15, 2019
    A new tool can identify subtle but important differences in facial geometry, allowing medical professionals to more quickly diagnose rare medical conditions in children.

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