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Meet Walker S2: The Self-Sufficient Humanoid Robot with Swappable Battery Tech
UBTECH’s Walker S2 is a humanoid robot that can replace its own battery, reducing human intervention. Ideal for automation in industries and customer service, this 2025 innovation sets a new benchmark in robotics with its smart energy management and autonomous charging capabilities.
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Even The AI Director Was Not Spared In Microsoft's Recent Layoffs, Tech Industry Concerned
According to Ms Queiroz, staff were asked to stop work immediately after being informed of the decision.
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Opinion: Addressing AI Anxiety - A Lesson from Zerodha's Playbook
I've been talking to people from diverse corners of the IT industry in Bengaluru. An eerie undertone is emerging from these conversations, painting a disconcerting picture of how AI & automation are disrupting lives in very personal ways.
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IIT Madras, Accenture To Conduct Deep Technology Research For Industrial Automation
Information technology services and consulting firm Accenture on Wednesday said in association with Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras it would conduct deep technology research for industrial automation, robotics and advanced technologies.
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Mexico Accepts U.S. Request For Labor Probe Into Panasonic
Mexico's Economy Ministry has accepted a U.S. request to probe alleged labor abuses at a Panasonic auto parts plant in the northern border city of Reynosa, it said on Monday.
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Automated Manual Transmission Explained
Automatic Manual Transmission is one of the technologies that help drivers navigate heavy traffic and uneasy terrains. Read more about it in this article.
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Mobileye, Zeekr Aim For Self-Driving Car In China In 2024
Mobileye said that Volkswagen AG will also start using some of its mapping data products for Volkswagen's driver-assistance features, such as automated lane keeping.
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Paris Inaugurates Its First Noise Radar In Bid To Quieten Its Streets
No fines will be issued for now, but Paris plans to start fining from early 2023, while the government deploys more noise radars in other French cities and tests out procedures for automating the fines as part of a 2019 mobility law.
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Chinese EV Startups Turn To Nvidia In The Race To Catch Tesla
Nvidia said auto suppliers and contract manufacturers Desay, Flex, Quanta, Valeo and ZF also will use its Drive platform as the foundation for automated driving systems in vehicles they engineer for EV brands.
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Germany Unveils First Automated, Driverless Train
German rail operator Deutsche Bahn and industrial group Siemens on Monday unveiled the world's first automated, driverless train in the city of Hamburg, billing it as more punctual and energy efficient than traditional trains.
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General Motors Invests In Oculii, Radar Software Maker For Self-Driving Cars
General Motors plans to use Oculii's low-cost software to boost the resolution of radars and scale up its partially automated vehicles and full self-driving cars.
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Ryder Will Manage Waymo Autonomous Truck Fleets
Waymo Via is testing a small fleet of trucks with its automated driving system in Texas, Arizona, California, Ohio and Michigan.
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Maruti Suzuki And Microsoft Partner To Launch New Driver Training Technology - HAMS
Maruti Suzuki India has announced the introducing a new a smartphone-based technology, in collaboration with Microsoft Research India, which will be used for testing applicants applying for a driver's license.
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Tesla To Make Molecule Printers For German COVID-19 Vaccine Developer CureVac
Tesla Inc is building mobile molecule printers to help make the potential COVID-19 vaccine being developed by CureVac in Germany, the electric-car maker's Chief Executive Officer, Elon Musk, tweeted on Wednesday. CureVac, an unlisted German company, has said it is developing portable, automated mRNA production units that it calls printers and which...
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Nvidia Turns To Driver-Assistance Market As Robo-Taxis Stall
Nvidia Corp, whose semiconductors power data centers, autonomous cars and robots, said on Thursday it plans to enter the market for technology that helps cars with automated lane-keeping, cruise control and other driver-assistance features. The move, announced as part of the chip company's annual conference, which was held online this year, represe...
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Meet Walker S2: The Self-Sufficient Humanoid Robot with Swappable Battery Tech
UBTECH’s Walker S2 is a humanoid robot that can replace its own battery, reducing human intervention. Ideal for automation in industries and customer service, this 2025 innovation sets a new benchmark in robotics with its smart energy management and autonomous charging capabilities.
-
Even The AI Director Was Not Spared In Microsoft's Recent Layoffs, Tech Industry Concerned
According to Ms Queiroz, staff were asked to stop work immediately after being informed of the decision.
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Opinion: Addressing AI Anxiety - A Lesson from Zerodha's Playbook
I've been talking to people from diverse corners of the IT industry in Bengaluru. An eerie undertone is emerging from these conversations, painting a disconcerting picture of how AI & automation are disrupting lives in very personal ways.
-
IIT Madras, Accenture To Conduct Deep Technology Research For Industrial Automation
Information technology services and consulting firm Accenture on Wednesday said in association with Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras it would conduct deep technology research for industrial automation, robotics and advanced technologies.
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Mexico Accepts U.S. Request For Labor Probe Into Panasonic
Mexico's Economy Ministry has accepted a U.S. request to probe alleged labor abuses at a Panasonic auto parts plant in the northern border city of Reynosa, it said on Monday.
-
Automated Manual Transmission Explained
Automatic Manual Transmission is one of the technologies that help drivers navigate heavy traffic and uneasy terrains. Read more about it in this article.
-
Mobileye, Zeekr Aim For Self-Driving Car In China In 2024
Mobileye said that Volkswagen AG will also start using some of its mapping data products for Volkswagen's driver-assistance features, such as automated lane keeping.
-
Paris Inaugurates Its First Noise Radar In Bid To Quieten Its Streets
No fines will be issued for now, but Paris plans to start fining from early 2023, while the government deploys more noise radars in other French cities and tests out procedures for automating the fines as part of a 2019 mobility law.
-
Chinese EV Startups Turn To Nvidia In The Race To Catch Tesla
Nvidia said auto suppliers and contract manufacturers Desay, Flex, Quanta, Valeo and ZF also will use its Drive platform as the foundation for automated driving systems in vehicles they engineer for EV brands.
-
Germany Unveils First Automated, Driverless Train
German rail operator Deutsche Bahn and industrial group Siemens on Monday unveiled the world's first automated, driverless train in the city of Hamburg, billing it as more punctual and energy efficient than traditional trains.
-
General Motors Invests In Oculii, Radar Software Maker For Self-Driving Cars
General Motors plans to use Oculii's low-cost software to boost the resolution of radars and scale up its partially automated vehicles and full self-driving cars.
-
Ryder Will Manage Waymo Autonomous Truck Fleets
Waymo Via is testing a small fleet of trucks with its automated driving system in Texas, Arizona, California, Ohio and Michigan.
-
Maruti Suzuki And Microsoft Partner To Launch New Driver Training Technology - HAMS
Maruti Suzuki India has announced the introducing a new a smartphone-based technology, in collaboration with Microsoft Research India, which will be used for testing applicants applying for a driver's license.
-
Tesla To Make Molecule Printers For German COVID-19 Vaccine Developer CureVac
Tesla Inc is building mobile molecule printers to help make the potential COVID-19 vaccine being developed by CureVac in Germany, the electric-car maker's Chief Executive Officer, Elon Musk, tweeted on Wednesday. CureVac, an unlisted German company, has said it is developing portable, automated mRNA production units that it calls printers and which...
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Nvidia Turns To Driver-Assistance Market As Robo-Taxis Stall
Nvidia Corp, whose semiconductors power data centers, autonomous cars and robots, said on Thursday it plans to enter the market for technology that helps cars with automated lane-keeping, cruise control and other driver-assistance features. The move, announced as part of the chip company's annual conference, which was held online this year, represe...
