SOINN artificial brain can now use the internet to learn new things
By DigInfo TV - [7/5/2013 - 03:52] - 
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A group at Tokyo Institute of Technology, led by Dr. Osamu Hasegawa, has succeeded in making further advances with SOINN, their machine learning algorithm, which can now use the internet to learn how to perform new tasks. “Image [...]
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Tokyo Institute of Technology developed a Cooking simulator that will help you cook a perfect meal every time
By DigInfo TV - [27/8/2012 - 08:50] - 1 - Press Conference Household
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This cooking simulator, being developed by a research group at the Tokyo Institute of Technology, features a force feedback fry pan and spatula to accurately recreate the sense of cooking. This simulator calculates the heat transfer fr[...]
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Swumanoid swimming android robot from Tokyo Tech will help athletes swim faster
By DigInfo TV - [1/8/2012 - 07:51] - 0 - Press Conference Robot
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Swumanoid, developed by the Nakashima Group at Tokyo Institute of Technology, is a humanoid robot that replicates the motion of a swimmer. In the future, this robot is expected to help researchers analyze how people can swim faster, an[...]
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Nec & Tokyo Institute of Technology demonstrate a Tactile Display With Directional Force Feedback
By DigInfo TV - [26/3/2012 - 08:57] - 0 - Displays
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This new touch panel concept imparts a directional tactile feedback force to the user, by moving the panel surface. Developed by a research group with members from NEC and the Tokyo Institute of Technology, the system uses wires to pul[...]
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Via NEC
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Tokyo Institute of Technology developed Strong Artificial Bone Made From Fish Scales.
By DigInfo TV - [7/9/2011 - 03:01] - 0 - Science
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Junzo Tanaka’s research group at Tokyo Institute of Technology have succeeded in using fish scales to develop artificial bone. They realized that the collagen that makes up fish scales, has a similar structure to the the thickest[...]
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Tokyo Institute of Technology introduces Robot That Can Learn, Think And Act By Itself
By DigInfo TV - [1/8/2011 - 06:43] - 3 - Robot
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This robot can think, learn and act by itself using artificial intelligence. It is being developed by the Hasegawa Group at the Tokyo Institute of Technology. Using a technology called a self-replicating neural network, or SOINN(Self-O[...]
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[IFPEX 2011] Surgical Robot with force feedback from Tokyo Institute of Technology
By Daimaou - G.G-B - [23/7/2011 - 08:47] - 0 - Healthcare Robot
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At IFPEX 2011, the Tokyo Institute of Technology demonstrate their latest Surgical Robot featuring the first Pneumatic force feedback system. Working on the Slave/Master principal, where a doctor can remotely operate a patient controll[...]
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[Techno-Frontier 2011] Tokyo University of Science demonstrates rare-earth-free Motor of EVs!
By Daimaou - G.G-B - [20/7/2011 - 03:30] - 4 - Car Electric Vehicle
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Today at Techno-Frontier 2011, the Tokyo University of Science demonstrates their latest achievement with the world first rare-earth-free electric motor of reluctance motor for Hybrid Electric Vehicle. Nowadays, all electric vehicles f[...]
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Japan’s first Petaflop Supercomputer “Tsubame 2.0″ to be launched this Autumn
By Akihabara News Team - [24/6/2010 - 05:06] - 2 - Desktop
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The super-computer Tsubame 2.0 has been developed by the Tokyo Institute of Technology in collaboration with NEC and HP. It promises a 2.39 petaflops of computing capacity (30 times higher than its predecessor Tsubame 1.0) thanks to so[...]
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Japan developed magnetic tape cartridges with 50TB
By Akihabara News Team - [20/5/2010 - 05:57] - 0 - Storage
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The new tape cartridges are composed of nanometer-sized magnetic thin films that allow for over 50TB of capacity. Fruit of the collaboration between Hitachi Maxell and the Tokyo Institute of Technology, they boast World’s highest[...]
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