Scientists deploy SMuRFs, army of robots for safe nuclear plant cleanup

as 2K Games unveiled BioShock 2 last week.

while global venture capital companies such as Index Ventures.of which 23% were in the climate technology field.

the world’s largest electric vehicle manufacturer.a 38% decrease from the $462 billion seen in 2022.the London Tech Week in 2023 attracted participants from 168 countries and regions.

Helping Chinese companies continue to tell good stories on the international stageFrom high-tech products such as robots.investment in generative artificial intelligence companies in London has exploded.

enabling them to better integrate into the science and technology ecosystem of the UK and London.

it is not hard to see the importance of London as a global springboard for companies that have already joined this journey or are considering including overseas markets in their future expansion plans.Air Force Chief Scientist Victoria Coleman described Project Venom as “a bridge between a fully autonomous set of capabilities and a fully manned set of capabilities.

the military needs to rely on autonomous software to control a combat drone better than a person who could control a fighter jet.The estimated expense of Project VENOM over the following five years is shaping up to be around $120 million.

The next phase in the venerable F-16 “Fighting Falcon’s” career could be its conversion into a self-flying drone.Most of the almost $50 million requested by the Air Force for Project Venom will go towards research and development.