Three Small Stickers in Intersection Can Cause Tesla Autopilot to Swerve Into Wrong Lane
Security researchers from Tencent have demonstrated a way to use physical attacks to spoof Tesla's autopilot
Tag Results for imaging (167)
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Putting Skin, Heart, and Soul in the Game of Solving Biomedical Challenges
Millimeter-wave imaging is cheaper, safer, less power-intensive and much more portable than other types of body imaging.
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Webinar: Flash Differential Scanning Calorimetry
How Flash DSC is transforming rapid-scanning DSC technology, presented by Mettler-Toledo
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Simulation of Ultrasonic Borehole Imaging
OnScale is working with leading oil and gas companies to optimize their ultrasonic sensors and measurement systems. This article will cover a range of applications, from basic sensor design, to downhole imaging and flow measurement.
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Forget Cats, This Neural Network Spots Solar Panels
Stanford’s DeepSolar neural network analyzed satellite images to count U.S. solar installations—and there are a lot more than anybody thought
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How to Encode a Secret Message in a Fingerprint
Fingerprints are no longer just a way to identify people—they can also be used to send private notes
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Making Medical AI Trustworthy and Transparent
Researchers are trying to crack open the black box so AI can be deployed in health care
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Chip Hall of Fame: Photobit PB-100
NASA didn’t want it, but the PB-100 popularized the tech that became the way people capture photos and video
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Medical Imaging AI Software Is Vulnerable to Covert Attacks
An attacker could manipulate medical software to rig a clinical trial or justify unnecessary procedures
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Math Explains How Brain Makes Sense of Sounds
Clark School researchers take a new computational approach to understanding brain's function.