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Microsoft Researcher Returns To India After Completing PhD In Canada: "Closer To Friends And Family"
Thakur said returning to India after becoming settled abroad can be a difficult choice, especially when Canada offers better-paying jobs and a relatively accessible path to permanent residency and citizenship.
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Microsoft Researchers Are Using ChatGPT to Control Robots
After allowing ChatGPT to take control of robots, a Microsoft research team published its preliminary findings.
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Maruti Suzuki And Microsoft Partner To Launch New Driver Training Technology - HAMS
Maruti Suzuki India has announced the introducing a new a smartphone-based technology, in collaboration with Microsoft Research India, which will be used for testing applicants applying for a driver's license.
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How Microsoft Research Lab in India Is Building Projects for the World
Microsoft Research Lab in India was established in 2005 and has built projects such as 99Dots and Digital Green for global audiences.
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Microsoft Bets on Faster Chips, AI Services, to Win Cloud Wars
Microsoft has spent the past few years coming up with ways to use artificial intelligence internally. Now it will let customers take advantage of some of these tools.
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Using Machine Learning to Improve Hospitals in India
Narayana Healthcare has 54 facilities across India, and data is gathered across all of them and used to make predictive analyses.
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'Research Allows You to Take Risks,' Says Microsoft Research's Sriram Rajamani
For Microsoft Research, the timeline is a couple of decades. But how do ideas turn into products?
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Microsoft's FlashBack Could Bring VR to Low-End Phones
Microsoft's new FlashBack technology tries to decrease dependence on CPU and GPU while relies on device storage.
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Microsoft Reveals 'Pre-Touch' Tech for Kinect-Like Gestures on Mobile
For now, there is no indication as to when (or if ever) Microsoft will include the Pre-Touch technology in its smartphones.
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Microsoft to Unveil 2 New Live Tiles Features at Build 2016
Microsoft says it is bringing "two highly-requested surprises" to Live Tiles.
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Microsoft Developing Video Calling That Projects People in Front of You
The company is working on Room2Room technology using Kinect depth cameras and digital projectors.
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Microsoft Wants to Turn Any Smartphone Into a 3D Scanner
Microsoft Research has showcased a new technology called MobileFusion, a mobile app that turns its camera into a 3D scanner.
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Microsoft's Drones to Catch Mosquitoes, Help Stop Epidemics
Microsoft researchers are developing autonomous drones that collect mosquitoes to look for early signs that potentially harmful viruses are spreading, with the goal of preventing disease outbreaks in humans.
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Microsoft Demos 'Project Adam' Neural Network for Image Recognition
A new experimental project from Microsoft could push it to the forefront of artificial intelligence and machine learning research.
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Microsoft Launches Climatology App for Android and Windows Phone
The new app focuses on the general weather conditions of a place, instead of the current weather.
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Microsoft Researcher Returns To India After Completing PhD In Canada: "Closer To Friends And Family"
Thakur said returning to India after becoming settled abroad can be a difficult choice, especially when Canada offers better-paying jobs and a relatively accessible path to permanent residency and citizenship.
-
Microsoft Researchers Are Using ChatGPT to Control Robots
After allowing ChatGPT to take control of robots, a Microsoft research team published its preliminary findings.
-
Maruti Suzuki And Microsoft Partner To Launch New Driver Training Technology - HAMS
Maruti Suzuki India has announced the introducing a new a smartphone-based technology, in collaboration with Microsoft Research India, which will be used for testing applicants applying for a driver's license.
-
How Microsoft Research Lab in India Is Building Projects for the World
Microsoft Research Lab in India was established in 2005 and has built projects such as 99Dots and Digital Green for global audiences.
-
Microsoft Bets on Faster Chips, AI Services, to Win Cloud Wars
Microsoft has spent the past few years coming up with ways to use artificial intelligence internally. Now it will let customers take advantage of some of these tools.
-
Using Machine Learning to Improve Hospitals in India
Narayana Healthcare has 54 facilities across India, and data is gathered across all of them and used to make predictive analyses.
-
'Research Allows You to Take Risks,' Says Microsoft Research's Sriram Rajamani
For Microsoft Research, the timeline is a couple of decades. But how do ideas turn into products?
-
Microsoft's FlashBack Could Bring VR to Low-End Phones
Microsoft's new FlashBack technology tries to decrease dependence on CPU and GPU while relies on device storage.
-
Microsoft Reveals 'Pre-Touch' Tech for Kinect-Like Gestures on Mobile
For now, there is no indication as to when (or if ever) Microsoft will include the Pre-Touch technology in its smartphones.
-
Microsoft to Unveil 2 New Live Tiles Features at Build 2016
Microsoft says it is bringing "two highly-requested surprises" to Live Tiles.
-
Microsoft Developing Video Calling That Projects People in Front of You
The company is working on Room2Room technology using Kinect depth cameras and digital projectors.
-
Microsoft Wants to Turn Any Smartphone Into a 3D Scanner
Microsoft Research has showcased a new technology called MobileFusion, a mobile app that turns its camera into a 3D scanner.
-
Microsoft's Drones to Catch Mosquitoes, Help Stop Epidemics
Microsoft researchers are developing autonomous drones that collect mosquitoes to look for early signs that potentially harmful viruses are spreading, with the goal of preventing disease outbreaks in humans.
-
Microsoft Demos 'Project Adam' Neural Network for Image Recognition
A new experimental project from Microsoft could push it to the forefront of artificial intelligence and machine learning research.
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Microsoft Launches Climatology App for Android and Windows Phone
The new app focuses on the general weather conditions of a place, instead of the current weather.
