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NVIDIA’s Sonic: the tiny AI controller that teaches robots to move like us
NVIDIA’s new Sonic controller is a tiny AI model that lets robots copy human motion, follow text and audio commands, and even dance to music. Trained on 100 mil…
How to paint 3D prints with real photos using Prime 3D
A new free tool called Prime 3D lets you paint 3D models with gradients, custom colors, and even real photos, then print them in full color using just 3–5 filam…
Texas Instruments brings no-code edge AI to sub-$1 microcontrollers
Texas Instruments’ new MSPM0G5187 development kit makes it possible to run real AI models on tiny, ultra-low-cost microcontrollers—without writing a line of ML …
20 “dark web” AI gadgets you can actually buy on Amazon
From self-driving car–level chips on your desk to firewalls that think for themselves, these 20 AI devices look like dark web tech but are all on Amazon. Here’s…
Japan’s hyper-realistic AI robot companions are moving into everyday life
Japan is quietly turning science fiction into reality with lifelike humanoid robots that can talk, move, and react like real people. Driven by an aging populati…
Don’t throw away your old phone – turn it into an AI-powered home assistant
Got an old Android phone and a few forgotten gadgets in a drawer? Here’s how to turn that “junk” into a stylish, AI-powered smart home assistant with wireless c…
NVIDIA’s DreamDojo: the surprising new AI that teaches robots from YouTube-style video
NVIDIA’s DreamDojo tackles one of robotics’ hardest problems: how to train robots safely in the real world using messy, unlabeled human videos. Here’s how it wo…
