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Highways officers and Robotiz3d speak with Cllr Phil Bibby about the Arres Eye technology

AI could stop potholes becoming a menace to motorists

State and local governments spent more than $206bn on maintaining the USA's roads in 2021

AI helps size up potholes and road durability

The most severe solar radiation storms have the potential to impact aviation, satellites, spacecraft

New UK space weather monitor enhances solar storm protection

Over 50,000 knife crime offences were recorded nationwide in the year ending June 2024

AI tool to help UK police tackle knife crime

AI to the rescue for Great Barrier Reef

Auto-DollyTug undergoing simulated rain tests

Algorithm keeps autonomous vehicles working in the rain

AI designed automotive subframe is 13kg lighter than a traditional subframe

Cast aluminium components stronger and lighter with AI design

The biosensing platform developed by Penn State engineering researchers incorporates two-pass laser induced graphene with commercial transistors to simultaneously test for SARS-CoV-2 and vitamin C

Portable wireless device detects COVID and vitamin C

The microstructure of this femur is clearly visible as a result of SwRI’s super-resolution technology, which uses artificial intelligence to create higher-resolution images from CT scans. Images like this could help physicians better assess fracture risk in patients

AI bone imaging enhances fracture detection in elderly

Government urged to prioritise AI sustainability

L-R Yann LeCun, Bill Dally and Yoshua Bengio have been announced as three of the seven winners of the 2025 Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering for their seminal contributions to the field of Modern Machine Learning, which is driving the progress of AI around the world. Geoffrey Hinton, John Hopfield, Jensen Huang and Fei-Fei Li will also share the award

QEPrize awarded to AI pioneers