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A newly developed app powered by artificial intelligence (AI) is giving scientists and the public a new way to identify dinosaur footprints left behind millions of years ago, according to a recent study. The technology aims to make sense of fossil tracks that have long challenged researchers. For many years, paleontologists have studied ancient footprints…
AI-powered robot learns how to harvest tomatoes more efficiently
Farm labor shortages are pushing agriculture toward greater automation, especially when it comes to harvesting. But not all crops are easy for machines to handle. Tomatoes, for example, grow in clusters, which means a robot must carefully select ripe fruit while leaving unripe ones untouched. This requires precise control and smart decision-making. To tackle this…
Google’s Frozen v2 chip embeds Gemini model architecture into silicon with targeting 6-10x more tokens per watt than current TPUs
Google is working on a new chip called Frozen v2 and is expected to launch sometime in 2028. Instead of a generic AI accelerator, it embeds parts of Gemini's actual architecture into the silicon, cutting the calculations and data movement needed to generate a response. Projected gain is expected to be around six to ten…
Humanoid robot surgeons perform first-ever remote surgery, raising AI privacy concerns
Doctors at UC San Diego successfully used humanoid robots for remote gallbladder surgery on a pig, marking a medical breakthrough. A medical breakthrough was achieved as UC San Diego doctors successfully utilized $20,000 humanoid robots to perform remote gallbladder surgery on a pig. This development highlights the potential for artificial intelligence to address surgeon shortages…
Xpanner rolls out X1 Panel Lift for automated solar panel installation
The X1 Panel Lift kit is added to existing equipment for solar panel installation. Source: Xpanner Xpanner Global yesterday released its X1 Panel Lift system, which is designed to address the skilled labor constraint facing the solar industry. The platform, which was previously deployed for solar pile-driving applications, has now been expanded to automated panel…
Fujitsu to explore physical AI development with Nvidia, Japanese robotic companies | MLex
( July 17, 2026, 05:47 GMT | Official Statement) — MLex Summary: Japanese technology company Fujitsu said Thursday it will begin exploring the commercialization of physical AI, which enables robots and equipment to autonomously recognize, analyze and act on real-world information, with US semiconductor company Nvidia and Japanese robotics companies FANUC, Yaskawa Electric and Kawasaki…