Researchers from Tsinghua University have unveiled a new generation of microrobots capable of changing shape, flying, and moving on land without cables. These tiny robots, measuring just 9 centimeters, could revolutionize technology and research, offering versatile applications in various fields, including search and rescue operations.
Yango Group has launched a pilot program for autonomous robot food delivery in Expo City, Dubai. The robots will deliver meals from select restaurants to Al Wasl Plaza, enhancing convenience while supporting Dubai’s smart city vision. This initiative aims to test cutting-edge AI technology in a controlled environment.
The Summer Palace has launched its first AI digital customer service, “Xiao Yi,” designed to assist visitors with personalized travel itineraries. This advanced 3D digital assistant utilizes voice recognition and AI technology to provide quick, accurate responses, enhancing the visitor experience and supporting the park’s digital transformation efforts.
In an interview with Kim Yong-soo, head of KIST’s Quantum Technology Research Division, the potential of quantum technology to revolutionize industries beyond AI is explored. He emphasizes the importance of leveraging South Korea’s semiconductor expertise to develop unique quantum solutions, addressing the challenges and competitive landscape in this emerging field.
Grok has introduced new features, Grok Vision and Grok Voice, enhancing user interaction through real-time object recognition and voice responses. Initial tests show potential but highlight accuracy issues, particularly in identifying objects. With improvements, this technology could revolutionize experiences like virtual tours and interactive learning for children.
Quantum computing has crossed the threshold from theory to practice, delivering tangible benefits in financial services, drug discovery, and AI enhancement. Cloud-based solutions from major tech companies are making quantum capabilities accessible, transforming how businesses solve complex optimization and simulation challenges.
During the May Day holiday, popular tourist spots like Mount Tai introduced innovative climbing aids, including exoskeleton robots. These devices enhance the hiking experience by reducing physical strain, particularly benefiting elderly visitors. With features like real-time health monitoring and emergency assistance, they represent a significant advancement in outdoor recreation technology.
Google is rolling out its new “AI Mode” feature for search, allowing users to interact with a chatbot for enhanced search results. This mode offers personalized information, such as local store recommendations and real-time data, while remembering past searches to improve user experience. Concerns about accuracy remain.
Apple is collaborating with Anthropic to enhance Xcode with AI capabilities, utilizing the Claude model for coding tasks. This integration aims to streamline software development, allowing programmers to request code and troubleshoot issues. While internal testing is underway, it’s uncertain if the tool will be released to third-party developers.
Unitree has unveiled advanced robotic dogs designed to assist firefighters in combating wildfires. These robots feature a water cannon with a 60-meter range and improved mobility, allowing them to navigate challenging terrains. With rapid battery exchange and specialized designs, they enhance emergency response capabilities in dangerous environments.
