Stars Andy Serkis, Steve Zahn and Amiah Miller join director Matt Reeves revealing the technology behind the astonishing performance capture in the Planet of the Apes films.
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Andy Serkis, Matt Reeves and the stars of the jaw-dropping new movie talk funny suits and going ape.
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The venture capital industry’s corrosive gender bias, on full display in the past few months, has already cost one of its most valuable new companies billions of dollars; brought about the dissolution of one partnership; and forced the resignation of one of its most public spokesmen. It’s also been on display at our own TechCrunch Disrupt New York conference (more on that later).… Read More
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Phishing attacks have gotten crazy smart. I know that now firsthand.
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Each second in the U.S., an older adult takes a fall, accounting for more than 27,000 deaths from falling among older individuals, according to the CDC. A company based in Haifa, Israel, however, is working on a way to prevent those falls in the first place. B-Shoe Technologies is working on a prototype for a shoe that senses imbalance in every step and uses a mini treadmill-like system to… Read More
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125 años después de su nacimiento, la innovación de la empresa es innegable. Sus servicios de inteligencia artificial aplicada a la industria están siendo posibles gracias a quÃmicos que saben de aprendizaje automático y cientÃficos de materiales especializados en ‘big data’Â
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La fundadora de Fetch Robotics, Melonee Wise, sabe que sus máquinas acabarán con algunos empleos humanos, pero que también generarán otros, y cree que la renta básica universal es la mejor estrategia para asegurar una calidad de vida mÃnima a todas las personas
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La nube está dominada por Amazon y Microsoft. Asà que Google creó y publicó en abierto TensorFlow, una herramienta para el desarrollo de aplicaciones de aprendizaje profundo que está triunfando como la Coca-Cola, y que, casualmente, se conecta fácilmente a su nube
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Nature has inspired robotics since its earliest days. In 1739, French artist Jacques de Vaucanson gave the world the Digesting Duck, a surreal automaton that appeared to eat — and, yes, poop out — grain. In the middle of the 20th century, British neuroscientist William Grey Walter invented turtle and tortoise robots, so-named for their slow movement and shell shapes.
In modern… Read More
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