AI, Robotics, Future Computers
Pioneering pervasive digitalization for a smart future
As digital technology becomes ubiquitous, Khalifa University’s cross-cutting research strategy gives it the edge.
AI, Robotics, Future Computers
At the forefront of artificial intelligence and robotics, Khalifa University’s groundbreaking researchers are innovating devices and applications with the power to make real change in our lives. An in-depth look at the groundbreaking digital technologies and applications shaping tomorrow’s future.
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AI, Robotics, Future Computers
Building an autonomous future
Researchers are building world-class robots at Khalifa University’s Center for Autonomous Robot Systems.
AI, Robotics, Future Computers
How AI can help improve the accuracy of multimodal gait analysis
Using a combination of advanced sensors and AI, scientists are improving neurological disease diagnosis by studying how a person walks.
AI, Robotics, Future Computers
High-speed computing seen through light-enabled circuitry
Jaime Viegas, Associate Professor at the Department of Electrical Engineering at Khalifa University.
AI, Robotics, Future Computers
Machine learning techniques could increase autonomy and intelligence in robotics
The 21st International Conference on Advanced Robotics, held in Abu Dhabi, showcased Khalifa University’s expertise in developing emergency-response robots for extreme environments.
AI, Robotics, Future Computers
Exploring the future of AI circuits and systems
Cutting-edge technologies to support artificial intelligence take center stage as Khalifa University hosts the first IEEE International Conference on AI Circuits and Systems held in the Middle East.
AI, Robotics, Future Computers
Archeologists’ new AI-fueled Northern Star
A new method combining remote sensing and machine learning could have a significant impact on archaeological expeditions conducted in desert settings.
AI, Robotics, Future Computers
Machine learning detects early signs of kidney damage
Artificial intelligence systems have been taught to detect abnormal cell structures invisible to the human eye, potentially speeding up diagnosis of kidney failure.
AI, Robotics, Future Computers
AI chatbots need to embrace linguistic diversity
ChatGPT may have taken the world by storm, but its application is being held back in countries like the UAE where Arabic is a leading language.