Aina opens pre-orders for $399 AI ring with screen, joystick and speaker
Backed by $5.5 million raised in July, Aina pitches its new ring as a controller for AI agents and everyday apps, with shipping slated for January 2027.
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Backed by $5.5 million raised in July, Aina pitches its new ring as a controller for AI agents and everyday apps, with shipping slated for January 2027.
The startup says its perovskite cells capture indoor light twice as well as existing panels, targeting electronics that rarely or never need charging.
The Y Combinator startup will pay $200,000 per solution to open problems defined with university academics, from superconductivity to chip interfaces.
Box Content Retrieval uses Nvidia's open-weight embedding models to hand agents the most relevant document passages, with a rollout planned for early next year.
With both chambers won, Democrats are signaling hearings for AI executives, stricter data center rules and probes into Elon Musk's DOGE role.
Producers Eiji Aonuma and Hidemaro Fujibayashi describe a remake that adds camera control and free jumping while cutting clutter.
UQ-DAAAM scores how unsure a robot is about what it saw, then draws on extra camera viewpoints to rewrite object captions it cannot trust.
The Barcelona startup, now backed by $110 million in total funding, plans to push into new markets and sign more TV maker partnerships.
Researchers tested 12 smart TVs and found most stopped sending viewing data once users opted out, but several brands did not.
Existing shares changed hands at a price 53% above last year's sale, giving the British fintech a higher valuation without raising new capital.
The OpenAI CEO renamed himself Ram Altman on X and said his comments about consumer DRAM had been taken out of context.
A multi-year agreement will put Qualcomm infrastructure at tens of thousands of US sites from 2027 as SpaceX builds out a rival mobile carrier.
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