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Hello Robot is advancing home robotics with assistive technologies designed for everyday living, helping bring practical robots into people’s homes.
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Hello Robot is advancing home robotics with assistive technologies designed for everyday living, helping bring practical robots into people’s homes.

Chinese intelligence operatives are reportedly using LinkedIn to approach Western professionals and gather sensitive information through online networking.

The Oura Ring 5 delivers a thinner design, lighter feel, improved comfort, and advanced health tracking, making it one of the most refined smart rings available.

Quick-commerce startup FirstClub has doubled its valuation to $255 million in just nine months, highlighting strong investor confidence in the fast-growing retail delivery sector.

Uber will deploy 500 data-collection vehicles this year to gather mapping and road data to support navigation, autonomous driving, and mobility services.

Meta has spun out VR fitness app Supernatural instead of discontinuing it, allowing the popular virtual reality workout platform to continue operating independently.

Substack has introduced Reply Rules, a new moderation feature that allows creators to set response guidelines, automatically filter unwanted comments, and maintain healthier community…

Google’s Dreambeans AI tool can transform personal photos and life moments into cartoon-style animations, highlighting the company’s latest push into generative AI creativity.

Ultrahuman says hackers gained unauthorised access to customers’ wellness data via an internal tool, prompting an investigation into the security incident.

Carvana has partnered with Slate Auto, the electric-vehicle startup backed by Jeff Bezos, as the online auto retailer prepares to enter the new-car sales market.

Amazon is testing AI-generated product images in search results to improve product discovery and visual shopping experiences for customers.

AI music generator Suno has raised another $400 million while continuing to face copyright lawsuits from major music companies over alleged unauthorised use of copyrighted recordings.
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