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AWS identify Neuranext as a Hot Edstart Startup in new blog!

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Hot AWS EdStart startups – robotics edition: Neuranext, Robobloq, and STEAM SCHOOL IN-A-BOX Neuranext is an Australian technology startup that specializes in AI. Its founding team combined their skills and professional experience – which includes data science, computer engineering, commercial development, teaching, media, and business – to establish a company dedicated to developing AI-related solutions and […]

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Introducing Students to Artificial Intelligence – Neuranext Podcast with Fizzics Education

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Neuranext knows Australia’s school students need to be at the forefront of the growing AI revolution and is using artificial intelligence to spark student interest in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) subjects. Adrian Tyson talks to Ben Newsome at Fizzics Education about Neuranext’s pioneering education program. Click here to listen. https://www.fizzicseducation.com.au/podcast/fizzicsed/podcast-introducing-students-to-artificial-intelligence/

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CSIRO drives STEM Education in Australia

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Sydney, AUSTRALIA (6 December 2019) Efforts to encourage western-Sydney school students to pursue STEM subjects and career paths has received a strong push at the recent CSIRO Generation STEM showcase at Camden Council.   Sydney-based artificial intelligence (AI) start-up Neuranext was among other technology businesses and leaders at the recent Camden Project Showcase, held by the Camden

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Neuranext achieves the first ever NSW Government approved A.I. course for Teachers.

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Through NESA, the NSW Education Standards Authority, Neuranext has become the first ever holder of accreditation for a course in Artificial Intelligence for NSW Teachers. Every five years, teachers in NSW must gain accreditation via completing a set number of NESA approved course hours as part of their professional development. Neuranext’s course, Artificial Intelligence in

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Neuranext Speaking about Artificial Intelligence Education at Teach Tech Conference.

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Adrian Tyson from Neuranext will be speaking at Teach Tech Conference at the Sydney Masonic Centre this September 6th about teaching A.I. to teachers and students. Topic covered will be be an introduction to teachers about A.I. with examples of how computer vision and learning works in A.I. Teachers will also explore the cutting edge

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Neuranext Chairman Dr. Andrew Kyngdon delivers paper at the 2018 Global Summit on Artificial Intelligence and Big Data in Education in Beijing, China.

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On 22 July Dr. Kyngdon presented his paper on Deep Neural Networks for scoring essays at the 2018 Global Summit on Artificial Intelligence and Big Data in Education in Beijing China. Dr. Kyngdon was a guest of Beijing Normal University. There were 1500 delegates present and the presentation was viewed by over 5 million people in China.

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Neuranext Brings Artificial Intelligence Education to Australian Schools

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Our first workshop lecture today here in Beijing focused on the conceptual and mathematical bases of Deep Learning. I feel it’s important to start with the fundamentals and build from there. The afternoon lab session, where students write a simple feed forward neural network in Python, really ties everything together; and the benefits of concepts like regularisation and ReLU neurons become very concrete.

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