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An accurate breast cancer diagnosis, soon just a click away

UJ uses technological advances to tackle unemployment

The edges of his suit are sharp and crisp. Dark and funky spectacles frame eyes that flash with curiosity and zeal. He smiles easily, speaks animatedly, and has perspectives on how technology can solve some of South Africa’s socioeconomic problems that he is all too eager to share.

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UJ, 4IR, and the Cloudebate™ concept

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A compact self-learning intelligent system can be implemented in airplanes, drones, robots and assembly lines

Scientists of Samara National Research University (Samara University) have created an intelligent monitoring system capable of predicting technical faults, malfunctions and complex technical systems operation failures and warning about them in advance, even before they occur.

In the course of a joint project between CERN openlab and SmartLINAC Samara University, modern artificial intelligence systems will be used. This was reported in the twitter of CERN openlab – a public-private partnership, in which CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research) collaborates with leading companies in the field of information and communication technologies and other research organizations.