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A vision-based machine learning study of 61 dementia care residents found that ceiling-mounted cameras and gait analysis could detect gait severity changes. The changes were associated with acute antipsychotic dose changes.
Read the original →A Kansas City lab has been selected for a multi-million-dollar national research effort. The effort aims to train artificial intelligence to predict protein changes tied to neurodegenerative disease.
Read the original →The Consortium for Biomedical Research and AI in Neurodegeneration is working with NVIDIA. The goal is to deploy open source AI tools to accelerate the science that makes new treatments possible.
Read the original →The cybersecurity vendor added AI-assisted vulnerability scanning and patching to its remote monitoring and management platforms.
Read the original →Dongwon Industries, described as Korea’s leading seafood conglomerate, has deployed a 2,000-ton fishing vessel equipped with artificial intelligence.
Read the original →ST is showcasing its first AI algorithms that use the embedded NPU of the Snapdragon Wear Elite. The Snapdragon Wear Elite is described as a premium Intelligent Wearable platform for smartwatches.
Read the original →LINE Yahoo Corporation announced on October 28 that it began offering a meal management agent as a new area of its AI agent "Agent i". Users can post meal photos or details to get meal records, nutrition analysis and advice tailored to each person's goals.
Read the original →The National Center for Geriatrics and Gerontology has begun joint research and development with a private company on an interactive AI robot with an AI coach. The robot is intended to support changes in older adults' health behavior, including through physical activity and proper nutrition, to address frailty.
Read the original →New federal AI guidance does not change the duty to consider assistive technology whenever an IEP is developed, reviewed, or revised. Decisions must reflect the student's needs.
Read the original →A vocational school for traditional culture and environmental welfare in Chigusa, Sado, is preparing to open a correspondence-course Advanced AI and Security department next spring. Its purpose is to train people for generative AI technology and for countering worsening cybersecurity threats.
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