This sample shows how to create a multi-project containing Java Modules. Java Modules are a feature of Java itself, available since Java 9, that allows for better encapsulation. In Gradle, each source set containing Java sources can be turned into a module by adding a module-info.java file. Typically, in a project with Java Modules like this one, the main source set of a subproject represents a mo
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ロボットとともに働き、ともに生活する―。そんな世界が急速に近づいてきた。ディープラーニング（深層学習）で画像認識精度が向上し、ロボットが“目”を獲得したように、人工知能（ＡＩ）技術がロボットの開発戦略を大きく変えた。第１回目は、東京大学特任准教授の松尾豊さんのインタビュー。ロボットの新潮流を見据え、日本企業はどう戦っていけばいいのか語ってもらった。 ロボットの目が見えるように ―ＡＩ技術の進化はロボットにどんな影響を与えますか。 「簡単に言うと、ロボットは目が見えるようになった。２０１５年にディープラーニングで画像認識の精度が人間を超えた。モノを認識してつかんだり、操作したり、作業ができるようになる。これまでのロボットは目が見えない状態で、単純な動作を繰り返していただけだ。それでも失敗しなかったのは人間が周辺の環境を整えていたからだ。工場の生産ラインでは必ず特定の場所に、決まった部品が配置
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