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Humanoid robot gets to work in BMW assembly plant

Nearly six months after announcing its partnership with BMW, Figure’s gleaming silver humanoid robot is making significant progress in its training for manufacturing tasks. A recently released video shows off the robot’s evolving capabilities, highlighting the potential future of AI-powered humanoids in industrial settings. This development marks a crucial step forward in integrating advanced robotics...

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The overlooked danger of Chinese self-driving cars on roads in America

Self-driving cars are gaining traction in the U.S., and while Elon Musk’s Tesla is leading this new automobile category, many new companies have started to emerge or are in the making. However, a Fortune report has highlighted how these self-driving cars, particularly those with Chinese origins, pose a grave danger to Americans. Fortune reported that...

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How to connect your AirPods to your PC and Android devices

Just because Apple’s AirPods are designed for other Apple devices doesn’t mean they will only work on Apple devices. That’s right, you can use your AirPods on your PC or Android-running mobile device. It isn’t as simple as setting up AirPods with an iPhone or Mac, but it’s also not too complicated. Follow these steps...

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Google Ads spread Mac malware disguised as popular browser

Google Ads are mostly harmless, but if you see one promoting a particular web browser, avoid clicking. Security researchers have discovered new malware for Mac devices that steals passwords, cryptocurrency wallets and other sensitive data. It masquerades as Arc, a new browser that recently gained popularity due to its unconventional user experience. GET SECURITY ALERTS,...

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Ready or not: Self-driving robo rides are rolling into reality

The Motor City is revving up its innovation engines once again. This time, it’s about cutting-edge autonomous vehicles (AVs) designed to serve those who need them most. May Mobility, a leader in AV technology and deployment, has just launched its 14th deployment in the heart of Detroit. But what sets this program apart? Let’s break...

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New prosthetics restore natural movement via nerve connection

In the world of prosthetics, a groundbreaking advancement is changing the game for individuals with lower-limb amputations. Researchers at MIT, in collaboration with Brigham and Women’s Hospital, have developed a neuroprosthetic system that allows users to control their prosthetic legs using their own nervous systems. This innovative approach could bring us closer to a future...