Scientists developed a new system to improve how well robotic gloves can track hand movements. This improvement matters because it could enable people to use robots with more precision and accuracy in tasks that require delicate movements.
Read Full Paper →Scientists created a new framework called "Hypertextual Friction" to help people regain control over online information and interactions. This framework suggests that websites should be designed to make it clear where information comes from, how it's connected, and who is involved in its creation,.
Read Paper →Scientists created a new way for social robots to understand how users feel about interacting with them by using facial expressions and voice to estimate user experience. This improvement can help robots adapt better to users' needs, making interactions more comfortable and effective.
Read Paper →Scientists created five different training methods to help people tell fake images from real ones, using techniques like visual demonstrations and interactive games. The study found that these methods can be very effective at improving image detection skills, which is important for preventing misinformation and maintaining trust in institutions.
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