Month: September 2023
How to Get Your 4 Free At-Home Covid-19 Tests (2023)
The US is offering four more at-home tests to every household. Here’s how to get yours. Source
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How ChatGPT Can Help You Do More With PDFs
The AI chatbot can search, summarize, and create PDF documents with a few handy plug-ins. Source
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AMD has just released a chip for robots –yes, you can buy it to try building your life-size Mech
AMD has bolstered its Kria portfolio of adaptive system-on-module (SOM) boards with the K24 and KD240 Drives Starter Kit, which are designed to control electric motors in robotics systems. With this new platform, Kria is aiming to lower the barrier to entry for using chips designed for robotics, according to…
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Microsoft really wants your next work laptop to be a Surface
Microsoft has unveiled the latest versions of its leading laptops which it hopes will appeal to business customers using its software, including the latest AI tech it has to offer. The company said its three new business laptops have been designed with productivity, creativity, and collaboration in mind, but beyond…
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Some of the world’s biggest tech firms have built rival for Bluetooth AND Wi-Fi – here’s why you should be worried
The first products using Nearlink – a revolutionary next-generation wireless protocol – are hitting the market, with Huawei leading the charge. The company’s Huawei Mate 60, MatePad Pro 13.2, and Freebuds Pro are among the first devices shipping with the Nearlink standard, which Huawei is championing as a much faster…
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California governor vetoes a bill requiring humans in autonomous big rigs
Governor Gavin Newsom has vetoed Assembly Bill 316, which would have required human attendants in driverless vehicles over 10,000 pounds, reports Reuters. The bill saw broad support among state legislators and was backed by the Teamsters and other labor organizations. At the moment, The governor wrote in his veto message…
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