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Engineers Develop Advanced AI to Reshape Control in Complex Systems

Artificial Intelligence, Engineering, Tech / Jorge Paka

Researchers at Florida Atlantic University’s College of Engineering and Computer Science have made an AI breakthrough that provides a more intelligent and efficient method for managing complex systems involving multiple decision-makers with varying levels of authority. This innovative framework, recently featured in IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man and Cybernetics: Systems, has the potential to greatly […]

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Luxury Brand Montblanc Writes a New Chapter With Elegant Premium E-note

Computer & Electronics, Tech, Wearables / Samilton Santos

Transitioning from traditional pen and paper to digital note-taking is already a costly step for many, but Montblanc, the iconic luxury penmaker, is pushing the boundaries further with its Digital Paper e-note. Designed with Elegance in Mind Developed in collaboration with design studio Akqa over the past three years, the Montblanc Digital Paper promises an

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Deep Fission Secures $30 Million To Develop Mile-Deep Nuclear Reactor

Material & Energy, Nuclear & Particles / Samilton Santos

Bringing a new dimension to underground energy, Deep Fission Nuclear has raised US$30 million to build a micro-reactor inside a borehole one mile (1.6 km) deep, with completion targeted for July 4, 2026, under the US Department of Energy’s Reactor Pilot Program. An unconventional approach to reactor design More than a year ago, the company

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Figure AI Teams Up With Brookfield to Build a Humanoid Training Dataset

Applied Science, Artificial Intelligence, Robotics / Jorge Paka

To make humanoid robots practical, they must be trained using real-world data. This week, humanoid robot maker Figure AI Inc. partnered with Brookfield Corp., a top asset manager with over $1 trillion in assets and 100,000 homes. Brookfield, headquartered in Toronto, will assist Figure AI: Figure’s Valuation Boosted as Brookfield Joins Major Series C Round

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James Webb Warns 31/Atlas Approaching Earth — Should we Worry?

Satellites Tech, Space & Environment / Jorge Paka

By nature, scientists can’t predict what they’ll uncover while studying the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS — only the third ever detected from beyond our solar system. Yet, the surprises keep piling up. First spotted racing toward the Sun in early July, 3I/ATLAS has captivated researchers. Science Alert reports that four major observatories — Hubble, SPHEREx, TESS,

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Uber Is Making a New Attempt at Drone Delivery

Drones, Tech, Transportation & Automation / Valeriano Ndeyi

By the end of the year, Uber plans to pilot drone deliveries for Uber Eats in select U.S. markets through a new partnership with Israeli startup Flytrex. As part of the collaboration, Uber will also make a minor investment in Flytrex, though it told Bloomberg News the amount is not significant. Strategic Partnerships Replace In-House

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Meta Unveils the Smart Glasses of Your Dreams

Artificial Intelligence, Tech / Marcílio Santos

Meta introduced several products at yesterday’s Connect event, but the spotlight was on two: the Ray-Ban Meta Display glasses and a surprise accessory called the Neural Band. The glasses mark the official debut of the long-rumored “Hypernova” project—Meta’s attempt at mainstream, easy-to-use smart glasses with a built-in display. More precisely, a display. The Display glasses

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Researchers Make Micromotors Smaller than a Hair

Motor Vehicles, Transportation & Automation / Jorge Paka

Scientists at the University of Gothenburg have developed micrometer-scale gears powered by light, paving the way for the tiniest on-chip motors ever—small enough to fit inside a strand of hair. Gears play a crucial role in everything from watches and cars to robots and wind turbines. For decades, researchers have sought to shrink them further

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China Debuts Dual-Headed Fire Truck Capable of Driving Both Ways

Automotive, Transportation & Automation / Ana Kiesse Zeleme

In China, a rare fire truck was spotted with two fronts, allowing it to drive at full speed in either direction without turning. Designed to speed up emergency response, it is especially useful in tunnels and narrow city streets where maneuvering large vehicles is challenging and slow. Two-Cabin Fire Truck Debuts in Nanjing to Speed

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Huawei Unveils New Tech Amid China’s AI Push

Computer & Electronics, Tech / Valeriano Ndeyi

Chinese tech giant Huawei plans to roll out high-speed computing systems that enable fast chip connections, a company executive said Thursday, as Beijing aims to strengthen its AI capabilities and lessen dependence on Western companies. Rising geopolitical tensions between China and the U.S. have fueled a tech race, with both nations striving for dominance in

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