Algorithms give computers stereoscopic vision
A computational breakthrough allows computers to better identify three dimensional objects by recognising relevant image features.
A computational breakthrough allows computers to better identify three dimensional objects by recognising relevant image features.
To develop artificial intelligences (AIs) with a better sense of humanity’s quirks, A*STAR Computing and Information Science scholar Sidney Suen is delving into the cross-cultural aspects of common sense and how they might be applied to AI frameworks.
With near-real-time genomic monitoring, researchers catch emergent, treatment-evading SARS-CoV-2 mutations in immunocompromised patients with chronic infections.
From advanced manufacturing to cybersecurity, software engineers like Su Myat Phyoe and Jia Yi Loo work behind the scenes to support cutting-edge computer science research across A*STAR institutes.
As machines take their first full-fledged steps into the world of human language, A*STAR is paving the way through innovative work in natural language processing.