Browsing: Hardware
This German non-profit organization is creating an open voice assistant that anyone can use
There have been many attempts at open-source AI voice assistants (see Rhasspy, Mycroft, and Jasper, to name a few) — all with the goal of creating…
There is no such thing as a future-proof career. This is something I consider almost every time I write about advances in genetic artificial intelligence. Is…
After two years of highs, orders for industrial robots fell by nearly a third last year. According to the Association for Advancing Automation (A3), 31,159 industrial…
Samsung announced this morning that the Galaxy Watch series has received FDA approval to detect sleep apnea. The move is big for the smartwatch category, where…
Ever since Apple launched Vision Pro last Friday, I understand the importance of immersive content. This is not a radical proposal by any means. At this…
Smart water bottle maker Larq announced this week that it has been acquired by filtration giant Brita. More specifically, Brita GmbH, the German company founded in…
Last week’s Vision The Pro version sheds some fascinating light on Apple’s generally top-secret development process. ONE Vanity Fair interview with Tim Cook detailing — in…
The Vision Pro, Apple’s first mixed reality headset, is undeniably impressive from a technical standpoint. It reflects a carefully considered, thoughtful (albeit expensive) approach to AR/VR,…
Google today announced that its cloud region in South Africa is operational, a year after the tech giant chose Johannesburg as its first site in Africa.…
More than anything, Apple’s Vision Pro is a start. There are moments when using it that feel like a porthole to a different world and —…