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CMU Pairs With Penguins on Autonomous Zamboni Machine
Robots in Carnegie Mellon University's Newell-Simon Hall can explore the moon, slither across the ground, crawl down pipes and drive autonomously through deserts and cities. With its latest inhabitant, CMU researchers are putting autonomy to work on ice.
Carnegie Mellon University's CS Academy Pilots Academic Credit by Examination Model
CMU CS Academy, the free, online computer science curricula designed by faculty in the School of Computer Science for high school and middle school classrooms, now offers the opportunity to earn academic credit by examination through its highest-level course.
Students who complete the College Programming and Computer Science course and pass an optional test may earn transcripted academic credit. The opportunity to earn college credit comes as CMU CS Academy surpasses 250,000 student users since its inception in 2018.
Seeing Beneath the Surface
Precision is paramount in most stages of scientific research. A Robotics Institute’s weekly roundtable discussion recently honed in on an essential idea: what exactly does it mean for an image to be fuzzy?
At its core, an ultrasound is an image of gathered high-frequency sound waves. Each component part is a collection of pixels, and until now, humans have been tasked with interpreting them to make or better understand a medical diagnosis.
But what if AI could do better?
