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AI Video Models Fail Physics Test

November 08, 2024

AI video generators can’t understand the laws of physics solely by watching videos, scientists have found. Coming hot on the heels of chatbots and image generators, AI video generators like Sora and Runway have already been delivering impressive results. But a team of scientists from Bytedance Research, Tsinghua University, and Technion were curious to learn if such models could discover physical laws from visual data without any additional human input. While in the real world, we understand physics through math, in the world of video generation, an AI model that understands physics should be able to watch a sequence of…

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November 19, 2024

In this episode of the Technion Alumni Go Global podcast, predict the future with Dr. Kira Radinsky – CEO of Diagnostic Robotics, a global expert in the field of predictive algorithms, and a proud Technion alum. She was also named one of the MIT Technology Review’s 35 Young Innovators Under 35, Forbes 30 under 30 […]

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“Serial Entrepreneur” Hates the Label

November 12, 2024

In this episode, “serial entrepreneur” Dotan Bar Noy, senior vice president of technology at Delinea and chairman of the Technion Alumni Association, talks about the lessons he learned from founding – and selling – several startup companies… and why he really does not actually like the title of “serial entrepreneur”.

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Revolutionary Tech for the Visually Impaired

October 29, 2024

The ability to walk independently in nature, in a shopping mall, or in any unfamiliar space isn’t a given for people with vision impairment. Award-winning Israeli company RightHear is changing that reality, one venue at a time. Tens of thousands of people are finding their way to and around more than 2,500 locations that have installed the audio orientation and guiding system so far. These include restaurants, supermarkets, hotels, healthcare facilities, theaters, malls, airports and college campuses in Israel, North America, the United Arab Emirates, Lithuania, Greece and Angola. In August, Natural Bridge State Park in Virginia became the first…

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These Materials Can Sense Trouble — Literally

October 28, 2024

The emerging multidisciplinary field of mechanobiology is leading to advancements in constructing engineered tissues and organs, repairing and regenerating damaged tissue, providing therapy for diseases, improving plant growth and agricultural products, and developing new or self-repairing materials. The field studies how cells sense and respond to mechanical signals. Measuring the Unmeasurable New research in this […]

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This Robot Picks Citrus Fruit

September 17, 2024

Israeli agritech startup Nanovel has unveiled its new AI-powered autonomous robot capable of picking fruit off the trees for the fresh market. The company says the robot offers a worldwide solution to farm labor shortages and rapidly increasing costs, the two most pressing issues identified in a survey by the Western Growers organization, which works with farmers in Arizona, California, Colorado and New Mexico. According to Nanovel, the robot is the world’s first-of-its-kind system designed to pick citrus fruit in dense foliage, involving a high level of technological complexity, including advanced edge computing and AI-driven data analysis. The system includes…

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Lior Ron on Google, Uber, and Startups

October 13, 2024

This new podcast by the Technion Alumni Association features conversations with Technion alumni living and working all around the world. Our very first guest is Uber Freight CEO and proud Technion alum: Lior Ron. With a career that took him to top positions in companies like Google and Motorola Mobility, plus several innovative startups, as […]

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Apple-Supported Image Enhancement Chip

September 19, 2024

Technion students and twins Amiel and Eitan Gorbonos created a proof-of-concept chip for image enhancement in a project supported by Apple.

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Technion Taps Into Computational Goldmine

September 01, 2024

The Technion – Israel Institute of Technology has entered into a collaboration with global computational intelligence firm Altair. The new partnership will grant the Haifa-based university’s faculty, researchers, and students training and unlimited access to Altair’s data analytics and artificial intelligence (AI) platform, RapidMiner. Headquartered in Michigan, Altair has an Israel office is at the high-tech park in Yokneam Illit, in the north of the country. “Altair enables students to expand their skills and be real-world-ready with our best-in-class technologies and support,” said Altair Israel Managing Director Ariel Hadar. “Collaborating with Technion’s faculty will foster greater synergies between academia and…

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Meet the Medical Translator Bridging Gaps

August 26, 2024

For many people around the world, a doctor’s visit can be exceptionally fraught due to a language barrier in a scenario where accuracy and the ability to understand and be understood are of utmost importance. But four former and current students of the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa have developed a new tool that could mean an end to such situations, with an automatic translation platform that is designed specifically for encounters between patients and their physicians. “It is a simultaneous translator between doctors and patients who have both language and cultural challenges,” explains CommU CEO Hadar…

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What’s Next for Boeing Post-Starliner?

September 05, 2024

On Friday evening, Boeing Co.’s Starliner capsule will undock from the International Space Station, marking another chapter in the saga of the troubled spacecraft. Starliner will return to Earth uncrewed, with Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams — the NASA astronauts it transported to the orbiting space lab in June — forced to wait for a ride home with their rival SpaceX in early 2025. NASA’s decision to choose SpaceX to bring the astronauts home amid Starliner’s problems was a blow to Boeing. So what’s next for the Starliner program? Technion Professor Ehud Behar is quoted in this article. 

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Medical Imaging Gets an AI Upgrade

August 14, 2024

Israeli company DeepDense, which specializes in AI medical imaging, has teamed up with US firm Spectrum Dynamics Medical, a leading innovator in digital imaging, to develop innovative applications for analysis of cardiac and spine diseases. By working together, the two companies aim to use DeepDense’s advanced AI technology to improve diagnostic accuracy, streamline workflows, and improve patient care. The DeepDense AI applications will be added to Spectrum Dynamics’ portfolio of solutions, along with the former’s unique 3D labeling tools. “The integration state of the art digital SPECT technology with advanced AI features will open the path to new capabilities in…

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