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Mahindra university
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artificial intelligence
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01/10/2006
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"1. This is a very practical idea that addresses a real problem faced by college students every day. The coordination feature based on schedules makes it stand out."
"I love how this is inspired by biology. We’ve been trying to make computers think like humans forever this feels like a step in the right direction"
"If drones or rescue robots could actually react instantly like this, it would save lives. Now that’s useful AI, not just another chatbot."
"Bro, imagine a drone with this tech flying through a forest. That’d be insane. Like nature recognizing nature.”"
"Cool concept, but I don’t think companies will jump on it fast. Big tech loves data too much to give up their endless camera frames"
"Imagine robots that only ‘see’ what matters. That’s kinda scary and cool at the same time"
"Sounds a bit too good to be true, but if they pull this off, it’ll change how every robot and wearable works."
"I love the concept — it’s efficient and inspired by biology. But I don’t think we’ll see it in regular devices anytime soon. Still, it’s the kind of tech that could quietly change everything."
"Not more powerful chips or bigger models — smarter, leaner design. This tech could make AI feel less robotic and more natural. If it delivers, it’s a game-changer."
"I’ve been hearing about “neuromorphic” stuff for years. Still waiting to see it actually do something practical. Until then, it’s a cool science headline, not a real product."
"It sounds perfect on paper — low power, super fast, very smart. I just hope it’s as good outside the lab as it is in theory."
"I get the logic, but I’m not sure how well this would work in real environments. Cameras in the rain, dust, or low light already struggle"
"The conclusion is inspiring, but it might be even stronger if you tied it back to the opening idea about how we ‘see’ the world"
"You mention wearables and robotics, but I wish there was more detail on how close we actually are to seeing this tech in daily life."
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