Sentence examples for interface project from inspiring English sources

Today, Jim Ambrose works at the Interface Project, a nonprofit sponsored by Advocates for Informed Choice, a legal group that champions people with intersex conditions.

First she worked in Moscow in computer security for a year, and then she used the earnings to launch herself to the University of Freiburg in Germany in 2010, where she joined a brain-computer interface project.

Darpa has another brain-computer interface project that looks at using the P300 to help intelligence analysts sort through satellite imagery, and the commercial sector is also moving ahead.

(To my eye, SciNet also has some structural overlap with this authoring interface project, created to aid machine-learning assisted poetry composition — so also to help algorithms and humans work together to generate results).

Of course we've seen various projection-based and gesture interface projects over the years.

The company was co-founded by Mike Matas, a former Apple employee who worked on user interface projects for Apple software, and Kimon Tsinteris, also a former Apple employee  and software engineer.

We used simulated electron microscopy images of bulk SrTiO3 and SrTiO3/BaTiO3 interface projected on the [100] direction.

While workshop questionnaire 2 was completed, a live demo was carried out were the tablet was connected to the projector and the interface projected onto the screen.

The company will spearhead development of projects looking at IoT and connected vehicles/cities, human machine interface projects, robotics and machine intelligence including AI, as well as personal mobility and sharing economy services.

And again, rather than necessitating that a 'smart home' be peppered with touchscreens to enable people to interact with all their connected devices the vision is that certain devices could have a more dynamic interface projected directly onto a nearby wall or other surface.

This paper presents the findings from the second part of the Interfaces Project, an Australia-wide study designed to assess the extent of the justice silos.