China just rolled out a pack of four robot dogs.

At least two appear to be armed.

They unload from a vehicle, ready for deployment with no humans in sight.

More surprises are expected ahead of the 2024 Zhuhai Air Show.

📽: @clashreport on X

What once took a team of artists weeks, can now be done in an afternoon.

Just a camera, a few tools, and AI.

Filmmakers no longer need to plan every frame around CGI.

They can shoot freely and add complex elements later, like dropping a horse into a scene with one click.

From AI to parrot intelligence. This viral video might be fake, but it’s fun. Behind it is Bland AI, known for its Super Bowl ad. Their phone agents handle millions of calls in any voice or language, integrate with tools, and pull insights fast, often cheaper than humans.

Real or fake?

America feels like a subscription service that keeps raising the price and removing the features.

Job hunting can feel like a full-time job.

This AI agent takes that off your plate.

It scans your CV, finds roles that match your skills, and applies on your behalf.

Explore the code and project here: github.com/browser-use/browser-use

3D-printable tentacle robots are now a reality.

Inspired by the octopus, this logarithmic spiral design can grip and move objects of many shapes and sizes.

A glimpse at the future of flexible robotics.

Useful or fad?

In 2013, an engineer built a system to hijack nearby screens and stream himself live, turning public displays into his own network.

While most were learning Wi-Fi, he was already exploring real-time digital presence.

Innovation doesn’t wait for permission.

Who knew it was actually giants that built the pyramids?

@weltmysterien had that dream and decided to depict it using AI.

What's your theory on how the pyramids were built?

A creative agency built a robot that can find Waldo in under 5 seconds.

Powered by a Raspberry Pi, a robotic arm, and Google’s AutoML Vision, it scans a photo, detects faces, and spots Waldo with 95% accuracy or more.

Then it points to him with a rubber hand and beats most kids at their own game.

At Disneyland Paris, Coperni debuted a Swipe Bag made with MIT’s Rapid Liquid Printing, which shapes objects in gel without gravity’s limits.

Made of recyclable platinum-cured silicone, it blends fashion, sustainability, and innovation.

How do the DIY 3D printers feel about this one?