A Stanford team has created a model to help identify effective and equitable reopening policies. To do it, they traced the footsteps of 98 million Americans through half a million establishments in 10 of the country's largest metropolitan areas. The work appears to confirm that most COVID-19 transmissions occur at “superspreader” sites, like full-service restaurants, fitness centers and cafes, and that mobility patterns are partly responsible for disproportionate infection rates among minority a

"Solder it up at home. Run our code. It’s pretty cool." Using tools from self-driving vehicles, Stanford researchers developed a smart cane that helps people with visual impairments detect and identify obstacles, move easily around objects, and follow indoor and outdoor routes. And they made it all open-source, so that it can be affordably built at home from off-the-shelf parts and free software. | Stanford University

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