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Robots use Cornell's RHyME AI to learn new skills by watching just one video
Posted on Saturday April 26, 2025
Researchers at Cornell University are now charting a new course with RHyME, an artificial intelligence framework that dramatically streamlines robot learning. An acronym for Retrieval for Hybrid Imitation under Mismatched Execution, RHyME enables robots to pick up new skills by watching a single demonstration video. This is a sharp departure...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Slate Auto reveals a no-frills electric truck for under $20,000, made in the US
Posted on Saturday April 26, 2025
The Slate Truck stands out for its simplicity and affordability, aiming to deliver a no-frills driving experience at a price point well below the market average for electric vehicles. With a target price under $20,000 after federal incentives, the two-seater is positioned as an alternative to the current crop of...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
World's largest zipper maker YKK shows off self-fastening zippers powered by motors and remote controls
Posted on Saturday April 26, 2025
Japanese manufacturer YKK recently announced successful testing results for a prototype automatic zipper. The company suggests that it could help people fasten objects in difficult-to-reach areas.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
TSMC unveils plans for giant AI chips to meet surging compute demands
Posted on Saturday April 26, 2025
Today's high-end processors, especially those powering data centers and AI workloads, already rely on multi-chiplet designs to meet soaring demands for performance and memory bandwidth. TSMC's current CoWoS solutions can accommodate interposers up to 2,831 mm², more than three times the size of a standard photomask reticle, which is limited...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Apple races to shift iPhone production for the US to India by 2026
Posted on Saturday April 26, 2025
For nearly two decades, Apple has relied on China as the backbone of its iPhone production, leveraging the country's vast manufacturing infrastructure and skilled workforce to meet global demand. About 80 percent of the more than 60 million iPhones sold annually in the US are assembled in China, primarily through...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
AMD FSR 4 vs Nvidia DLSS 4 at 4K
Posted on Saturday April 26, 2025
After proving its mettle at 1440p, FSR 4 challenges Nvidia's DLSS 4 at 4K. In this deep dive, we test both upscalers on high-res scenes to see which delivers superior image quality and performance.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Nvidia RTX 5060 reportedly launching on May 19, one day after AMD's Radeon RX 9060 XT
Posted on Friday April 25, 2025
Nvidia told board partners it will launch the RTX 5060 on May 19, anonymous sources told VideoCardz. Reviews will go live the same day, likely giving customers little time to weigh third-party benchmarks before buying what may become the most popular card in the Blackwell lineup.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Microsoft relaunches Recall on Copilot+ Windows PCs after privacy overhaul
Posted on Friday April 25, 2025
Microsoft has officially launched its controversial Recall feature, but only for users of new Copilot+ PCs. The AI-powered tool, which captures screenshots every few seconds to build a searchable timeline of on-screen activity, returns nearly a year after Microsoft postponed it following a wave of privacy backlash. This time, the...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Adobe Firefly now supports partner AI models, moodboards, and enterprise APIs
Posted on Friday April 25, 2025
As with most applications being enhanced with GenAI, the creative world of AI-powered image and video creation continues to evolve at a tremendously rapid pace. It's no surprise then to see Adobe unveil a new version of its Firefly image generation models at the recent Adobe MAX event in London....Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
UK bans gaming controller exports to Russia to hinder military use
Posted on Friday April 25, 2025
While the Pentagon now uses custom-built controllers to operate its systems, Russia continues to rely on off-the-shelf video game controllers manufactured in the West. Authorities in the UK aim to block exports of these devices after reports revealed that Russian forces have repurposed them to control drones in Ukraine air...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »