Podcast: Abstract Machine Learning, 3D Printing Airplanes, Learning Flight From Flies
The next step in machine learning, how 3D printing will change the airline industry, and why flies hold the secret to robotic flight.
19 Jan, 2021. 1 minute read
The next step in machine learning, how 3D printing will change the airline industry, and why flies hold the secret to robotic flight. As always, you can find these articles and other interesting engineering content on Wevolver.com.
Episode Notes
(0:40) The next stop in machine learning: making sense of abstract concepts -
Researchers from MIT, IBM, and Columbia created a machine learning model that exhibits abstract reasoning.
(6:00) How additive manufacturing can shift manufacturing methodologies in the airline industry -
EOS and other 3D printing companies are changing the airline industry’s manufacturing methods, starting with interiors.
(12:15) Can flies hold the secret to enable enhanced robotic flight? -
Penn State researchers crack the code to improve robotic flight by studying the behavior of fruit flies.
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