World’s first electric humanoid robot goes open-source to speed up integration And once again its China. I cannot but see them as way ahead when it comes to robotics. "The world’s first full-size purely-electric running robot, Tiangong from China, has gone open source. The
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LLM Inference Costs Declining Through Hardware and Optimization Advances
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The falling cost of LLM inference The costs of running LLMs are high, especially during inference. But an a16z’s analysis shows that “LLMflation” (the rising cost of AI use) could be curbed as advancements make AI more efficient. With innovations in hardware, optimization
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Molecular Dynamics Timescale Barrier Broken with Wafer-Scale System
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We are excited to be finalists for the 2024 Gordon Bell Prize with our partners @SandiaLabs
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Soft Magnetic Muscles Lift 1,000 Times Their Weight
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Super-strong magnetic muscles lift 1,000 times their weight with ease. This tech could significantly benefit soft robotics and wearable technology. Researchers have engineered a material that is as soft as skin but remarkably strong.
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Cheap Robot Hands Lack Durability for Complex Tasks
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Their hands are cheaper to make, but aren't capable enough for a range of human tasks. I bet they don't last long.
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Chinese Robots Advancing: The Hand Design Challenge Ahead
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Hardware Product Criticism: Weight and Cost Issues
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But I don't disagree with most of your conclusion. I told everyone here over and over not to buy it. Too heavy, too expensive, doesn't do enough. Just saying it is the same as putting a phone on your face is a lame argument. If you had stayed with "it's too heavy" I would have
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Orion AR Glasses Production Cost Compared to Apple’s Efforts
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The Orion costs $10,000 wholesale to make, so isn't close. Apple also working on glasses, but doesn't talk about future products.
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GPU costs threaten data centre vendor dependence strategy
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Great insights from @HimanshiET of @EconomicTimes
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Holodeck Technology Advances Continue Development
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Holodeck technology continuing to cook. https://t.co/DQIdu7MzXc
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 12 novembre 2024Holodeck technology continuing to cook.