Government legislation needed for autonomous machines, TIM lecture hears
As machines become more autonomous, the government will have to introduce new legislature based around safety and liability, says a safety critical software developer. Chris
Government legislation needed for autonomous machines, TIM lecture hears
As machines become more autonomous, the government will have to introduce new legislature based around safety and liability, says a safety critical software developer. Chris
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Arena makeover a winning strategy for Sens: Prof
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Carleton Opens Mass Spectrometry Centre
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Carleton University, MNP agree to terms on naming rights deal for athletic stadium
Carleton University announced Wednesday it has reached a five-year deal with accounting firm MNP LLP for naming rights to the university’s athletic stadium and field.
Purple Forge CEO says IBM’s Watson just ‘scratching the surface
Everybody’s favourite supercomputer, Watson, is being tagged as a transformative technology after a successful run in Surrey, B.C., Purple Forge president and CEO Brian Hurley
IBM looks to ignite kids’ interest in STEM careers
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Sizing up Ottawa’s wearables scene: Local entrepreneurs must act soon or risk being left behind
About 100 of the city’s brightest business minds gathered in a ByWard Market office in late June, cloaked in excitement and curiosity about a sector
Four students from Ottawa universities selected for Huawei’s ‘Seeds for the Future’ program
Two students each from Carleton University and the University of Ottawa are among 18 selected to take part in Huawei’s ‘Seeds for the Future’ journey
Merivale team wins Technovation event
A team of girls from Merivale High School not only walked away with the top prize at the Technovation Challenge Showcase and Competition at Carleton
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