Despite being treatable, tuberculosis kills 1.6 million people every year. This is because TB treatment is time- and cost-intensive, requiring extensive patient monitoring. In developing countries, where the disease is most deadly, monitoring involves a form of testing that has been used for hundreds of years. Clinicians study samples of lung fluid (called sputum) under Read article >

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Bananas are the world’s favorite fruit. If you don’t count tomatoes as fruit. (And really, who does?) But banana crops around the globe are afflicted by diseases and pests that threaten the livelihoods of small-scale farmers, most of whom rely on just one or two cash crops and lack the resources commercial farms use to Read article >

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University of Waterloo researcher Alexander Wong didn’t have enough processing power for his computer vision startup, so he developed a workaround. That workaround is now the company’s product. Ontario-based DarwinAI, founded by a team from the Ontario-based university, provides a platform for developers to generate slimmed-down models from neural networks. This offers a quicker way Read article >

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Security guards. Closed circuit TV. Anti-theft tags and alarms. Retailers are constantly battling shoplifters to protect store profits — up to 50 percent of which are lost to theft. Now, they have a new weapon in their armory. ThirdEye Labs, a London-based company and member of Inception, NVIDIA’s startup incubator, is combining off-the-shelf CCTV cameras Read article >

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