Non-Stop Shopping: Startup’s AI Let’s Supermarkets Skip the Line

Eli Gorovici loves to take friends sailing on the Mediterranean. As the new pilot of Trigo, a Tel Aviv-based startup, he’s inviting the whole retail industry on a cruise to a future with AI. “We aim to bring the e-commerce experience into the brick-and-mortar supermarket,” said Gorovici, who joined the company as its chief business Read article >

Taking the Heat Off: AI Temperature Screening Aids Businesses Amid Pandemic

As businesses and schools consider reopening around the world, they’re taking safety precautions to mitigate the lingering threat of COVID-19 — often taking the temperature of each individual entering their facilities. Fever is a common warning sign for the virus (and the seasonal flu), but manual temperature-taking with infrared thermometers takes time and requires workers Read article >

HPE’s Jared Dame on How AI, Data Science Driving Demand for Powerful New Workstations

Smart phones, smart devices, the cloud — if it seems like AI is everywhere, that’s because it is. That makes more essential than ever the powerful workstations able to crunch the ever growing quantities of data on which modern AI is built. Jared Dame, Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s director of business development and strategy for AI, Read article >

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It’s Not Pocket Science: Undergrads at Hackathon Create App to Evaluate At-Home Physical Therapy Exercises

The four undergrads met for the first at the Stanford TreeHacks hackathon, became close friends, and developed an AI-powered app to help physical therapy patients ensure correct posture for their at-home exercises — all within 36 hours. Back in February, just before the lockdown, Shachi Champaneri, Lilliana de Souza, Riley Howk and Deepa Marti happened Read article >

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