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Carnegie Mellon University has announced plans to build a mission control center on campus for its upcoming space missions.
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Matthew Johnson-Roberson will take over Carnegie Mellon University's Robotics Institute in January. Johnson-Roberson is currently a professor at the University of Michigan and has developed autonomous vehicles and delivery robots.
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On today’s program: With utility moratoriums ending, Oliver Morrison of PublicSource details how local water authorities are trying to help low-income customers sign up for assistance programs; roboticist William “Red” Whittaker and archivist Katherine Barbera explain how Carnegie Mellon University’s “Robotics Project” is archiving the history of robot development; and a look at how arts venues are implementing safety protocols as they reopen after a year without performances.
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On today's program: UPMC and other large hospital systems throughout the country brought in hundreds of millions of dollars during the pandemic, we talk with a reporter who looked into these gains; Carnegie Mellon University’s new snake robot will be slithering underneath submarines and other aquatic machinery soon; and Quantum Theatre’s “10 for 21” adapts stories written in the 1300s and takes listeners on a journey through the city.
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The future of work will hinge on machine learning technology, a type of artificial intelligence that improves performance with experience, according to…
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After a 7.1 magnitude earthquake devastated Mexico City last week, rescue teams from several countries assisted Mexico in search-and-and rescue efforts.…
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Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University are using the centuries-old concept of a telescope to develop new structures that could increase robots'…
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CMU Robotics Institute assistant professor Stelian Coros was working to find ways to make animated characters navigate their simulated environments, such…