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EPFL engineers have designed acoustic cavities that convert sound waves into thrust, enabling small robots and ultralight aerial vehicles without onboard actuators or electronics. They built miniature boats and microfliers using 3D printing, demonstrating sound-driven propulsion at both audible and ultrasonic frequencies. This research shows a new method for wireless actuation in robotics.
Source: EPFL News
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Source: ETH Zurich News
The dataset is a public-domain subset of the NASA Image and Video Library, filtered and captioned with a Qwen vision-language model. It contains 36,997 images covering spaceflight, astronomy, planetary science, Earth observation and aeronautics from NASA centers such as JPL, KSC, MSFC, JSC and GSFC. The images were sourced directly from NASA's public API and prepared by the Swiss AI Initiative vision team.
Source: Hugging Face Hub
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Source: ETH Zurich News
The model 'swiss-ai/wavtokenizer-large-unify-40token' is a research project. It is located in Switzerland. It falls under the research category.
Source: Hugging Face Hub
EPFL researchers have created VirTues, a foundation model that learns from spatial proteomics data across 31 clinical cohorts, 12,000 images, and 5,000 patients. The model uses a new Transformer architecture to integrate diverse protein panels and can be applied to multiple analyses, from cell‑level mapping to patient outcome prediction. VirTues has been published in Nature and is designed to be flexible, allowing new tissue samples to be compared within the same framework.
Source: EPFL News
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Source: EPFL News
The release adds peer metadata support, corrects the reported build-time version, mirrors binaries to CSCS ocf-share via FirecREST, and resolves symlink targets to absolute paths. These changes improve system transparency, distribution, and reliability. The update is part of ongoing Swiss AI research efforts.
Source: GitHub Releases & Activity
The repository swiss-ai/OpenTela is a research project located in Switzerland, and its latest development build is identified by commit f8088e1 from the main branch.
Source: GitHub Releases & Activity
This release updates the OpenTela project with new features and bug fixes, including ROCm stats printing, asynchronous CRDT synchronization, and a fix for orphan CID autoban issues. The update also marks the first contribution from user @xzyaoi. The release demonstrates ongoing development within the Swiss AI community, enhancing the project's capabilities and collaboration.
Source: GitHub Releases & Activity