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Image Courtesy: Brian Roemmele Humanoid robots dressed in designer outfits joined human models on the runway in Seoul this week, offering a glimpse into a future where robots may play a visible role not only in workplaces, but also in culture, entertainment, and everyday social life. The event, titled “Mach33: Physical AI Fashion Show,” was […]

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Image Courtesy: Nvidia NVIDIA has unveiled RTX Spark, a new AI-focused system-on-a-chip designed to bring high-performance artificial intelligence and graphics capabilities to Windows laptops and compact desktops. Announced at Computex, the chip is positioned as a direct competitor to emerging AI-centric processors from AMD and Qualcomm while introducing NVIDIA’s Blackwell ar...


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Image Courtesy:  XPANCEO Scientists have identified an unusual crystal that can behave like both a metal and a transparent material, a discovery that could help shrink future technologies such as smart contact lenses, ultrathin augmented reality glasses, and next-generation photonic chips. Researchers from XPANCEO, working alongside scientists from the National Universit...


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Image Courtesy: Shutterstock If you’ve ever looked closely at a wired headphone plug, you’ve probably noticed the thin black rings separating the metal sections. While they may seem purely cosmetic, those rings play a crucial role in how audio signals are transmitted between devices. The rings are made from non-conductive materials and act as insulators, […]

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Image Courtesy: Reuters The U.S. Space Force has awarded SpaceX a $4.16 billion contract to develop a new satellite network designed to detect, track, and help target airborne threats, further expanding the company’s role in America’s next-generation defense infrastructure. The contract covers the Space-Based Advanced Moving Target Indicator (SB-AMTI) program, an interconnect...


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