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AI innovation needs openness to benefit the world
(Tehran Ana)- As AI rapidly transforms the world, its future may depend less on technological rivalry and more on international cooperation, openness and the shared distribution of its benefits.
Novel robotic navigation framework improves accuracy in GPS-denied environments
(Tehran Ana)- Researchers have developed a new robotic localization system that enables robots to navigate accurately in darkness, harsh weather, and GPS-denied environments.
Scientists develop magnetic-field membranes for high-efficiency water purification
(Tehran Ana)- Researchers have developed a new low-energy membrane system that uses magnetic fields and ultrasound to break down pollutants in water with high efficiency.
New AI chatbot helps track schizophrenia patients remotely
(Tehran Ana)- Russian researchers have developed a chatbot designed to remotely monitor patients with schizophrenia, with early trials showing strong patient engagement and potential benefits for long-term disease management.
Iran reports record electricity production at Bushehr nuclear power plant
(Tehran Ana)- The head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization announced that the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant has reached a record electricity output of 80 billion kilowatt-hours.
Russian scientists develop system to reduce errors in artificial intelligence responses
(Tehran Ana)- Russian researchers have developed a new method to reduce errors and false information in artificial intelligence systems and improve the reliability of neural network outputs.
Iran’s railway has potential for international cargo transit
TEHRAN (ANA)- Mehdi Safari, head of the Supreme Strategic Council of the North-South and East Corridor Consortium, says Iran’s railway system possesses good potential for serving as a hub to increase cargo transit through the country.
When Human Brains Guide Self-Driving Cars
TEHRAN (ANA)- A new study by Chinese researchers suggests that monitoring passengers’ brain signals could help autonomous vehicles respond more safely to sudden risks and unpredictable driving conditions.
Inflatable Robotic Hand Could Transform Prosthetics
TEHRAN (ANA)- MIT researchers have developed a low-cost inflatable robotic hand that offers real-time control and tactile feedback for amputees.
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