Computer Vision
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Consumer Technology
How Petlibro’s AI Feeder Keeps Track of Every Cat’s Meals
Feeding several cats from the same home can turn mealtime into a guessing game. One pet may eat too much,…
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AI in Science & Research
A Ten-Second Window Into the Body’s Hidden Motion
A child’s airway has revealed a hidden world in motion, and Ning Xu of Tsinghua University captured it with extraordinary…
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Consumer Technology
Breville’s $300 Toaster Watches Bread Turn Golden
The toaster has started watching. Breville’s Eye Q Toaster uses optical sensors to judge bread by color instead of relying…
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AI in Science & Research
Chimpanzees Pass Down Tools Through Hands-On Lessons
Chimpanzees do more than use tools. Wild adults pass tools to younger relatives, helping them learn how to fish for…
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AI in Business & Enterprise
Factories Can See Everything—So Why Are Decisions Still Slow?
Factories can now see far more of what is happening on the floor. Cameras can spot defects as they happen,…
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Consumer Technology
Superpose Turns AI Into a Personal Photo Posing Coach
Getting a good photo can depend on more than the camera or the setting. For many people, the hardest part…
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Data & Digital Privacy
The Privacy Arms Race Is Moving From Algorithms to Everyday Wearables
What happens when clothing becomes a countermeasure against computer vision? A new privacy battle is taking shape across patterned garments,…
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AI in Science & Research
An Open Lunar AI Maps Ice and Craters From Space
The Moon is gaining an open-source AI system built to read its surface at a new scale. NASA and IBM…
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Robotics & Autonomous Systems
Skild AI’s S1 Robot Learns New Tasks From One Demonstration
A robot that watches one demonstration, then tackles a task it has never seen before, is pushing robotics into a…
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