Tesla builds development center in Köpenick — next stage of European engineering strategy
Tesla plans a new European R&D center in Berlin-Köpenick, strengthening its engineering base and adapting vehicles for European standards.
NAVIAI at the Embodied Intelligence Test Ground: the Chinese Humanoid That Sews, Pours Reagents, and Serves Dinner
China showcases NAVIAI humanoid robots performing factory, laboratory, and home tasks in real-world embodied AI test environments.
Swarm of Hunter Microbots: Iron-Platinum “Nanotorpedoes” on the Cancer Hunt
Researchers from Max Planck Institute and ETH Zurich developed magnetic microbot swarms that navigate blood vessels, target tumors, and release…
Alexa+ Arrives on the German Market: Amazon Launches Beta Testing of Its Voice AI Assistant
Amazon launches beta testing of Alexa+ in Germany, bringing subscription-based AI conversations, improved memory, and advanced voice interaction.
Circus Autonomy One: A Glass-Cube Restaurant with No Staff
Circus SE unveils Autonomy One — a glass-cube robot restaurant with no staff, powered by CircusOS and capable of cooking…
Invisible Implant: A Tiny Laser Chip Opens the Era of Chronic Brain Reading
Cornell researchers created a battery-free neural implant powered by laser light, enabling years-long brain activity recording with minimal invasiveness.
All-Climate Battery: How Penn State Is Expanding the Thermal Limits of Electric Vehicles
Penn State researchers propose an all-climate lithium battery operating from –50°C to +75°C, reducing thermal losses and expanding EV usability…
Optimus Learns to Watch, Not to Copy
Tesla shifts Optimus humanoid training from motion capture to video learning, applying its vision-only AI philosophy from self-driving to robotics.
Chinese “Fuxi”: CSGC’s Humanoid Enters the Realm of Security and Control
China unveils the humanoid robot Fuxi by CSGC, signaling a shift of humanoids into security, surveillance, and public control infrastructure.
Light from Wood Waste: How Scientists Aim to “De-Metalize” Screens
Scientists from Yale and Nottingham Trent create light-emitting screen materials from lignin and amino acids, eliminating heavy metals.