Computer Science

engrxiv.org·há 4 dias

RGB versus Early-Fusion RGB-D Glass Segmentation

Transparent glass is a persistent perception hazard for indoor mobile robots: RGB boundaries can be visually ambiguous, while commodity depth sensors often return missing or distorted measurements. Th

engrxiv.org·há 6 dias

SPECTRA-CQ: Incipient Anomaly Detection in Bridge Health Monitoring via Capacity-Constrained Quantum and Classical Autoencoders

Detecting incipient structural damage in civil infrastructure requires isolating transient acoustic emissions that are heavily obscured by macroscopic environmental noise. This paper introduces SPECTR

engrxiv.org·há 11 dias

RF-DETR-Large for Nine-Class PCB Surface Defect Detection: An Empirical Evaluation of RF-DETR-Large on DsPCBSD+ with Three-Stage Continuation Training

We report the best observed project result on the DsPCBSD+ nine-class PCB surface defect detection benchmark using RF-DETR-Large. Starting from a COCO-pretrained RF-DETR-L checkpoint, we apply a three

news.ncsu.edu·há 13 dias

NC State to Lead Three Department of Energy Genesis Mission Projects

NC State will lead three Genesis Mission projects using AI to expedite discovery in the fields of high-performance computing, cybersecurity and astrophysics.

news.uci.edu·há 18 dias

Turning notes into knowledge

Aided by the ANTrepreneur Center, undergrads develop AI product that helps students understand, organize and practice what they learn

news.uci.edu·há 18 dias

Powered by UC Irvine, backed by Y Combinator

Student entrepreneurs transformed a classroom idea into an AI learning platform with support from UC Irvine's ANTrepreneur Center.

thedebrief.org·há 27 dias

Smaller Than a Grain of Sand, This Tiny Quantum Heat Engine Makes Heat into Useful Work Near Absolute Zero—Could It Revolutionize Quantum Computing?

Researchers have revealed a microscopic engine that can convert heat into useful work while operating at temperatures only fractions of a degree above absolute zero.

graduateschool.camden.rutgers.edu·há cerca de 1 mês

Beyond Homework: Hackathons, Hikes, & Hard Work

The code mattered. So did the community. By the time Alwin Philip graduated with a Master of Science in Computer Science from Rutgers University–Camden, he had distinguished himself as a researcher, G