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Agency Tool Company wants to make OTA software updates easier
Two Scythe co-founders are using their experience building commercial robots to create tools for robotics developers at Agency Tool Co. The post Agency Tool Company wants to make OTA software updates easier appeared first on The Robot Report.
Apple’s reported ‘HomePad’ may launch as early as October
For years, we've heard rumors of a new home hub device from Apple, meant to take on smart home devices like the Google Nest Hub Mini and Amazon's Echo Show. Besides "HomePod with a screen," details have been sparse. But now, a new report from Bloomberg's Mark Gurman sheds some light on the alleged device, as well as a potential release window. According to Gurman, the new smart hub will feature a 7-inch square display and a brand-new operating system based on Apple's tvOS, with "grids of icons, widgets and apps" reminiscent of iOS and even WatchOS. It will reportedly feature the revamped Siri AI at its core, along with video chat, security, … Read the full story at The Verge.
Fish Audio raises $50M seed to build AI voice models for creators and enterprises
Since launching last year, the startup today has more than 8 million people using the open-source or hosted version of its models, and now generates annual recurring revenue of $21 million.
Top AI Tools for Students to Ace Their Classes
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When Your Neural Network Forecaster Lost to a One-Line Baseline
On a stack of monthly business series, a model with zero parameters finished ahead of the neural network.Continue reading on Data And Beyond »
Don’t Just “Throw Adam at It”: Misunderstanding Adam Will Cost You
You "vibe coded" the import. Understand Adam's optimization dynamics, why it fails spectacularly, and how to fix it. The post Don’t Just “Throw Adam at It”: Misunderstanding Adam Will Cost You appeared first on Towards Data Science.
How Integrated Actuators Improve Humanoid Robot Joint Performance and System Integration
Humanoid robots have become an important area of research in robotics, attracting attention from universities, research institutions, and technology companies. The post How Integrated Actuators Improve Humanoid Robot Joint Performance and System Integration appeared first on The Robot Report.
Recursive Superintelligence signs $410 compute deal with Amazon
Recursive’s $400 million outlay represents the bulk of the company’s fundraising to date.
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Snowflake launches Cortex AI Gateway to control AI agents and prevent runaway enterprise costs
Snowflake announced Cortex AI Gateway on Tuesday, a centralized control layer designed to govern how AI agents — including those built by competitors like Anthropic s Claude Code and Cursor — access enterprise data, tools, and models. Alongside the gateway, the company unveiled a first wave of security integrations with 1Password, Aembit, Linx Security, SailPoint, and Saviynt, an unusual coalition of identity vendors who often compete with one another, now aligned around a shared trust model for autonomous agents.The announcement, made from the company s no-headquarters base in Bozeman, Montana, is Snowflake s most aggressive move yet to position itself not merely as the place where enterprise data lives, but as the control plane that decides what AI agents are allowed to do with it. The next era of AI won t be built through more walled gardens. It will be built through secure agent interoperability, Mayank Upadhyay, Snowflake s chief security and trust officer, told VentureBeat in an
Twelve South’s stylish charging tray now delivers more wireless power with a smaller footprint
Following the original's debut at CES earlier this year, Twelve South is introducing a new version of its leather-wrapped Valet charging tray designed for use in places where space is at a premium. While the original Valet was 7.5-inches deep and large enough to serve as a catchall for a couple of items like your wallet and keys, the new Valet nearly halves that to 4.5-inches deep, so it's better suited for single items, like a pair of glasses. Despite being smaller, the new Valet brings some welcome upgrades. The original's wireless charger maxed out at 15W, but the smaller version bumps that to 25W. However, while the original could charg … Read the full story at The Verge.
You don’t need to splurge on an expensive handheld fan to beat the heat
It’s not fancy, but it gets the job done for hours and hours on a single charge. Despite what influencers may say, you don’t need to spend $99.99 on Dyson’s HushJet Mini Cool or $149.99 for the Shark ChillPill to survive the summer whenever you leave the comfort of air-conditioning. My family has found all the comfort it needs to survive humid baseball games, sweltering concerts, and sweaty hikes with a couple of affordable handheld fans from a Chinese company called JisuLife that has spent the past decade honing its hardware. At the start of the summer, I impulse-purchased a pair of JisuLife Life10 S fans from Costco, which at CDN $25 each (or $32.99 through Amazon), are among the most basic offerings from the company. JisuLife’s extensive lineup includes some fan models costing close to $100 with features like reverse-charging to power your phone and 100 different speed settings. I want all those features, but my goal was to not spend several hundred dollars on personal cooling devic