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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Dec 17, 2002

Page

17

Artificial intelligence moves toward self directed robots

Dr Bruce Digney explains a shift in AI from chess style programs to self directed robots operating in unstructured worlds. PRAL loops sense reason act and learn form experience to adapt to new tasks while researchers at DRDC Suffield develop autonomous vehicles and teamwork capabilities for future general intelligent systems.

Praxis Bruce Digney Drdc-Suffield

High schoolers build hockey robot for Canada FIRST Games

Fourty Sister High School students design a metre high robotic hockey player aiming to impress at the Canada FIRST Robotic Games in Toronto. The project combines simulated ice hockey play with a video presentation judged alongside 28 schools from across Canada.

Winnipeg NHL Sister Toronto Canada Subramaniam Balakrishnan University of Manitoba Olivia Macdonald Mayer Mager

Microsoft Shows Resilience Amid Tech Slump

Microsoft posted a record revenue quarter and rolled out the Tablet PC and Xbox Live while winning court approval of a Justice Department antitrust settlement. The year featured MSN 8 redesign and a push into open standards as rivals like Sun, AOL Time Warner, and Oracle faced challenges.

Seattle Sun Microsystems AOL Time Warner Oracle Microsoft Bill Gates Redmond Wash U.S. Justice Department Matt Rosoff Rosoff Sun U.S. District Court Colleen Kollar-Kotelly West Virginia Massachusetts AOL European Union U.S Brad Smith Gates IBM Hewlett-Packard Co Steve Ballmer Bill Neukom John Conners

Winnipeg lab ready to study Nipah virus in high containment facility

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency laboratory at the Canadian Science Centre for Human and Animal Health in Winnipeg can now handle rare zoonotic diseases. The Level 4 unit, among only 13 worldwide, will study Nipah virus alongside Ebola and Lassa while continuing work in Level 2 and 3 labs on foot and mouth disease and avian influenza.

Winnipeg Canadian Food Inspection Agency Canadian Science Centre Hana Weingard Malaysia

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