The Society of Automotive Engineers has designated six categories of autonomous driving, ranging from Level 0 to Level 5. However, the ongoing development of self-driving cars has produced advanced technologies that can improve vehicle safety now, adding new distinctions to automated and autonomous driving features. Level 2 automated driving is defined as systems that provide Read article >

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Medical imaging provides a window into the human body, allowing us to see under the skin. But to really understand what’s going on inside our bodies, doctors need 3D imagery. And there’s no time this would be more helpful than during surgery. Now, ImFusion, a Munich-based startup and NVIDIA Inception program member, is taking medical Read article >

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Software defines what moves us. From mobility apps and real-time maps to increasingly automated vehicles, lines of code have become fundamental to the world of transportation. As this software becomes more complex, there’s a greater chance for human error, opening up more potential for security and safety risks. To ensure that this vital software is Read article >

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The Oscar nominations are in — and, for the 11th year in a row, NVIDIA Quadro GPUs are behind every movie nominated for Best Visual Effects. The five VFX contenders for the 91st annual Academy Awards, set for Sunday, Feb. 24, are: Avengers: Infinity War Christopher Robin First Man Ready Player One Solo: A Star Read article >

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