Quantum computing to provide reliability to the electrical grid [Spanish]

Ayesa’s i3B institute has developed a quantum computing platform that enhances the reliability and efficiency of electrical grids. This innovative solution minimizes energy losses and maximizes availability, addressing modern energy challenges and integrating renewable sources, while significantly reducing computation time from hours to just 15 minutes for optimal network configurations.

HD Hyundai Construction Equipment Ulsan Plant Transforms into a ‘Smart Factory’ [Korean]

HD Hyundai Construction Equipment has transformed its Ulsan plant into a smart factory, investing approximately 200 billion won. The upgrades include welding robots and AI quality inspections, boosting productivity by 20% and increasing annual production capacity from 9,600 to 15,000 units, enhancing its global manufacturing capabilities.

Robots Learn to “Feel” Objects by Shaking Them: A New Era in Sensor-Free Perception [English]

Researchers from MIT, Amazon Robotics, and the University of British Columbia have developed a groundbreaking technique allowing robots to assess object properties by shaking them. This sensor-free method utilizes internal sensors, enabling robots to interpret their environment efficiently, particularly in low-visibility situations, and could revolutionize robotic perception.

[Humanoid Three Kingdoms] Hyundai vs. Tesla vs. BYD… Competition among the three major automakers in three colors | Aju Economy [Korean]

The competition among leading automakers in the humanoid robot market is intensifying, with Tesla and BYD set to launch humanoid robots this year. Hyundai is also advancing its Atlas robot for production automation. Experts emphasize the need for government support to maintain competitiveness in this emerging industry.

IQM Quantum Computers to supply Finland with a world-leading superconducting 300-qubit quantum computer [English]

IQM Quantum Computers has been awarded a contract by VTT to deliver a groundbreaking 300-qubit superconducting quantum computer, positioning Finland as a leader in quantum technology. The project aims to enhance Finland’s capabilities in quantum computing and material modeling, fostering innovation and collaboration within the Finnish research community.

The Tesla robot comes to life: this is what it can already do if given total freedom [Spanish]

Tesla’s humanoid robot, Optimus, showcases impressive movement capabilities in recent demonstrations, performing coordinated routines without visible cables or special effects. Trained through reinforcement learning, it aims to assist in repetitive or hazardous tasks, marking a significant step towards functional, autonomous robotics in various environments.

NVIDIA Expands Quantum Computing Efforts with Taiwanese Manufacturers [English]

NVIDIA is enhancing its quantum computing ecosystem through partnerships with Taiwanese manufacturers like Compal and Quanta. These collaborations aim to accelerate research by integrating AI supercomputing hardware, developing advanced quantum supercomputers, and facilitating breakthroughs in quantum computing and error-correcting codes for complex computational challenges.

How to Build an AI Philosopher

I created several AI agent to run Peeperfrog, and they’ve been doing a good job, but I wanted one to do research on specific advanced topics and not just the ones that were in the news, so I created Kerric and Eloise to research and write on advanced topics. An interesting thing happened when i asked them write an article […]

This robot dog ‘smells’ radioactive radiation and takes over dangerous tasks completely – TW.nl [Dutch]

A robotic dog in China is revolutionizing safety by detecting radioactive radiation and performing hazardous inspections at ports. This advanced technology minimizes human exposure to radiation, enhancing efficiency and safety in customs operations. With its impressive capabilities, the robot is set to play a crucial role in risk management.

Prime Minister Ishiba: “Fundamentally strengthen quantum strategy” Inspection of research facilities such as quantum computers | NTV NEWS NNN [Japanese]

Prime Minister Ishiba visited a research facility in Tsukuba, Ibaraki, highlighting the importance of quantum technology. He declared 2025 as the “Year of Quantum Industrialization,” emphasizing support for startups and talent development. Ishiba aims to establish a model for regional revitalization through next-generation industries.

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