Google is reportedly collaborating with Taiwan’s MediaTek to develop the next-generation AI chip, TPU, set for production next year. This move comes as Google seeks to reduce its reliance on NVIDIA, while maintaining its partnership with Broadcom. The details remain unconfirmed by the involved companies.
SG Healthcare has signed an MOU with Mint Labs and Cheongdam Harrison Hospital to develop AI-based rehabilitation robots. The collaboration aims to create personalized rehabilitation solutions, enhancing treatment precision for patients with movement impairments due to strokes and other conditions, while leveraging advanced AI technologies for improved healthcare outcomes.
Beijing has launched the world’s first universal embodied AI platform, “Huisi Kaiwu,” designed to enhance robotics, autonomous driving, and human-machine interaction. This innovative platform integrates AI with various body types, enabling robots to learn and interact with their environment, showcasing capabilities in industrial sorting and logistics packaging.
VAIO has launched the new S13 and Pro PG laptops, featuring Intel Core 7 CPUs, 5G connectivity, and advanced web conferencing capabilities with three microphones. Weighing just 1.019 kg, these 13.3-inch devices prioritize mobility and usability, making them ideal for business professionals on the go.
Predictive vehicle technology combines AI and machine learning to enhance vehicle safety and personalize the driving experience. By automating settings and providing proactive alerts, it improves comfort and convenience. As demand for connected vehicles rises, this technology is set to drive significant growth in the automotive industry.
Google is poised to re-enter the AI glasses market after 14 years, having developed the Android XR operating system and nearing the acquisition of eye-tracking startup AdHoc Microsystems. This move comes as advancements in AI and low-power semiconductors enhance the feasibility of compact smart glasses.
