Look at those beautiful Raptor 3 engines!
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Smart Sensor Technology: Essential Reading for IoT Professionals
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@IotDesperados @Xavier_Porter1 @PaulFogoros @IIoT_World @CRudinschi @agentic_factory Worth reading for anyone working on smart sensor technology.
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Search box improvement through stable economic implementation
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if it works stably and economically they can put it in the search box. what’s there is utter garbage.
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The Future of Sports: Immersive 3D Technology Revolutionizes
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The future of sports is immersive. We can already reproduce entire games in 3d, track every player down to their pose and heartbeat – but barely any of that makes it to your living room.
— Bilawal Sidhu (@bilawalsidhu) 11 avril 2026
Here’s everything you need to known about 3d sports tech. pic.twitter.com/YTwD7rHhfOThe future of sports is immersive. We can already reproduce entire games in 3d, track every player down to their pose and heartbeat – but barely any of that makes it to your living room. Here's everything you need to know about 3d sports tech. [Translated from EN to English]
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21.5s video rendered in 12 mins using 4 DGX Sparks
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Rendered a 21.5s short video on
— Ahmad (@TheAhmadOsman) 11 avril 2026
4x DGX Sparks w/ LTX-2.3 HQ BF16
> Entire thing took 12 minutes (end-2-end)
> The whole thing was vibe-coded by Codex Cli
Breakdown
> 4 story shots in parallel
> wall-clock ≈ slowest shot (~12 min per scene)
> instead of ~45 min sequential… pic.twitter.com/GSnqdLukhSRendered a 21.5s short video on
4x DGX Sparks w/ LTX-2.3 HQ BF16 > Entire thing took 12 minutes (end-2-end)
> The whole thing was vibe-coded by Codex Cli Breakdown
> 4 story shots in parallel
> wall-clock ≈ slowest shot (~12 min per scene)
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MQTT QoS 2 latency bottleneck in industrial sensor networks
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MQTT protocol overhead becomes the bottleneck at industrial scale. Each QoS 2 message requires four network round-trips to confirm delivery, creating latency walls that sensor networks cannot break through.
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MQTT QoS Latency Limits Industrial IoT Sensor Networks
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MQTT QoS 2 with 125ms latency caps at 4 messages per second. QoS 1 caps at 8. For a plant with thousands of sensors updating every second, that math breaks fast. Partner content with @skkynetinc. #HM26 #skkynet_ai pic.twitter.com/20zoDHb79w
— Lucian Fogoros (@fogoros) 11 avril 2026MQTT QoS 2 with 125ms latency caps at 4 messages per second. QoS 1 caps at 8. For a plant with thousands of sensors updating every second, that math breaks fast. Partner content with @skkynetinc
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Semantic Tagging Enables AI Understanding of Industrial Sensor Data
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Semantic tagging provides the context AI models need to understand what a voltage reading actually means. Without knowing the asset, operating context, and grid topology position, models are processing numbers without meaning. Partner content with @IOTechSystems. #iotechsys_iiot pic.twitter.com/kr94pAhnAc
— Lucian Fogoros (@fogoros) 11 avril 2026Semantic tagging provides the context AI models need to understand what a voltage reading actually means. Without knowing the asset, operating context, and grid topology position, models are processing numbers without meaning. Partner content with @IOTechSystems
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Langgraph Agent Runtime with Durable Execution and Memory
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Langgraph is an agent runtime – so all the supabase snapshot ting you’ve been doing we do for you! As well as durable execution, long term memory
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Databricks Serverless Compute Delivers 80% Performance and Cost Gains
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Databricks serverless compute removes the need to manage clusters across notebooks, Lakeflow Jobs, and pipelines, handling infrastructure and runtime upgrades automatically. Over the past year, it has improved performance by 80% and cost efficiency by up to 70%, while delivering