Artificial Intelligence
Deep learning and metamaterials make the invisible visible
Research
EPFL
By combining purpose-built materials and neural networks, researchers at EPFL have shown that sound can be used in high-resolution imagery.
Technology that makes it feel like you're touching virtual objects
Research
EPFL
Adding to the richness of virtual reality, EPFL researchers have created soft actuators that can simulate the feeling of touching a virtual object with your fingers. 
Restoring mobility by identifying the neurons that make it possible
Research
EPFL
Partial mobility can be restored in rodents with impaired spinal cords. Using AI, scientists can now determine the ­cellular mechanisms responsible – a technique that may be applicable to many biomedical problems.
Using artificial intelligence to enhance complex systems
Research
EPFL
EPFL researchers have invented a way of automatically working out what data needs to be put into a complex system – such as a fiber optic network – in order to get the desired result. Their solution could prove especially useful in robotics, medicine and image projection.
Counting wheat heads for more ecology
Research
ETH Zurich
To Achim Walter it’s clear: the budding artificial intelligence will decisively advance agroecology. But before we can harvest the fruits of AI, computers still have a lot to learn.
Ethics and AI: an unethical optimization principle
Research
EPFL
EPFL professor Anthony Davison and co-authors provide a mathematical basis for concerns about ethical implications of AI.
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