Duane Storti has a bone to pick — 20 of them, in fact. Storti, a professor at the University of Washington, works with the Center for Limb Loss Prevention and Prosthetic Engineering at VA Puget Sound to study how the 20 bones that make up our feet ...

Regular safety checks are as critical to nuclear power plants as doctors’ check-ups are for people. For power plants, regular inspections can spot cracks and other problems before they become serious or even cause an accident. But detecting cracks ...

Lung cancer is the deadliest of all cancers, and not just because it’s the most common variant of the disease. Nearly 80 percent of patients will die within five years of diagnosis, according to the American Lung Association, largely because most ...

The future of virtual and augmented reality will be on display at our GPU Technology Conference, May 8-11, at the San Jose Convention Center. From architecture and art to gaming and medicine, VR is changing every industry. And it’ll be making its ...

Another futuristic gadget from the world of Star Trek fantasy is a big step closer to becoming reality thanks to pioneering […] The post Beyond Star Trek’s VISOR: How a GPU-Powered Visual Aid Allows the Blind to ‘See’ appeared first on The Official ...

Can AI be biased? Yes. And that’s because of us. When it comes to programming our artificial intelligence machines, the data we humans use may be making them biased. “As machines are trained on human data, they also learn human culture and effects ...

It’s just not practical to program a car to drive itself in every environment, given the nearly infinite range of possible variables involved. But, thanks to AI, we can show it how to drive. And, unlike your teenager, you can then see what it’s ...

You’ve seen the headlines. You’ve heard the buzzwords. Everyone is talking about how self-driving cars will change the world. But there’s a much deeper story here — one we’re telling in full at our GPU Technology Conference, May 8-11, in Silicon ...

On a PC, a phone or from TV, people want information. They want it at home, at work and on the move. And they want it 24/7. They also want, but seldom get, their privacy along with it. The upstart search engine Qwant is using AI, powered by NVIDIA ...

They’re coming by air, land and sea. Drones, robots, underwater submersibles — even an AI city, or at least the applications that power it — will all be under one roof at our GPU Technology Conference, at the San Jose Convention Center from May ...