How 3D printers are transforming everything from homes to jaw surgery

In 2024, the University of Maine unveiled the world’s largest 3D printer, which can print objects up to 29 meters long.
IEEE

A Scale-Aware and Discriminative Feature Learning Network for Fine-Grained Rigid Object Recognition

Abstract: With the rapid development of remote sensing imaging and deep learning technology, the fine-grained recognition of rigid targets has gradually emerged. Rigid targets in remote sensing scenes ...
Computer Weekly

Using your AI investment wisely: the case for smaller models with bigger impact

Bigger models, more parameters, higher benchmarks. There is often a fixation on scale in the discourse around AI, making it easy to assume that the bigger a Large Language Model (LLM) is, the better ...
Computer Weekly

AI-in-Box: Cloudera deepens integration with Dell ObjectScale

Cloudera used its Evolve25 summit in New York this month to detail the integration of Dell ObjectScale with the company’s own platform. The aim is an advancement of the firm’s joint AI-in-a-Box ...

The Rise Of The Big Small Firm: How To Scale While Keeping Your Culture Intact

Look through a stakeholder lens, not just a financial one, to ensure every choice keeps the focus on talent and clients—putting people first.
IEEE

A Novel Dense Object Detector With Scale Balanced Sample Assignment and Refinement

Abstract: Scale variation of objects remains one of the crucial challenges in object detection. Currently, conventional dense detectors with fixed receptive fields and label weights are not conducive ...
3Dnatives

From Big to Small: How the Toucan Scanner is Redefining 3D Scanning

Discover 3DMakerpro's Toucan 3D scanner, a professional-level, all-in-one tool, capable of scanning large and small objects.