China is investing ¥1 trillion ($137 billion) to advance cutting-edge artificial intelligence. One of its first achievements is DeepSeek, a chatbot touted as faster and cheaper than ChatGPT. This signals two major trends: opportunities for investors in Chinese tech and the emergence of a global technological race for AI supremacy.
Chinese developers have unveiled a smart baby stroller capable of following parents autonomously. Equipped with radar and sensors, the stroller can move at speeds of up to 8 km/h, avoid obstacles, assist with uphill climbs, and even warm your hands during cold weather.
Chinese engineers have developed a unique all-terrain drone capable of driving, crawling, swimming, and flying. Although it is currently just a prototype with a somewhat rough appearance, the device demonstrates remarkable potential and could revolutionize transportation technology if put into production.
Mass layoffs of electricians are expected in seven northern regions of Russia due to the introduction of the automated "Spider" drone, reports Mash. This drone can perform the work of three to five teams in a single day. It clears snow and ice from power lines, applies anti-icing solutions, and removes natural contaminants during the summer.
A state-of-the-art training facility for humanoid robots has opened in Shanghai, according to Chinese media. The robots will be trained to perform various tasks, with data collected during the process being used to optimize their intelligence and capabilities. This marks a significant step in advancing robotics and their integration into daily life.
A New Milestone in Robotics Chinese engineers have developed a robot dog capable of reaching speeds of up to 36 km/h, making it the fastest in its category.
HMD Discontinues Phones Under the Nokia Brand HMD Global, the company that owns the Nokia brand, has announced the end of production for phones under the iconic name that once dominated the mobile market.
Renowned cybersecurity expert and co-founder of Kaspersky Lab, Natalya Kaspersky, shared critical insights about the risks associated with biometric data. Here are the key facts and her arguments.
Japanese developers have unveiled Nekojita FuFu, a charming device designed to cool hot drinks and soups. This tiny gadget features a small fan and can be clipped onto cups or bowls, saving you the trouble of blowing on your food.
Swippit has unveiled an innovative device that eliminates the need to worry about your smartphone’s remaining battery percentage. The gadget replaces your phone’s battery in just a few seconds using a special case that charges your device. The charger is compatible with iPhone and Samsung models and can hold up to five batteries at once.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has announced a new Windows feature called Recall, which will remember users' actions by taking automatic screenshots. This means the company will be able to track everything users search for, read, and watch, sparking concerns about privacy.
China has unveiled its first flying electric car, according to Global Times. This innovative vehicle combines ground and aerial mobility, opening new possibilities for personal aviation.
At CES 2025, a Chinese company showcased a next-generation robotic vacuum cleaner capable of picking up scattered socks and other small items around the house. This innovation promises to make cleaning even more convenient and efficient.
One of the most unusual innovations at CES 2025 is a walking robo-table equipped with "advanced AI" and a lamp for a head. However, its practical use remains unclear.
LG has introduced the second version of its unique portable TV, StanbyME, at CES 2025, with enhanced portability and improved features.
Tests show that cold temperatures significantly reduce the efficiency of electric vehicle (EV) batteries, with range losses reaching nearly half in extreme cases.
Japanese engineers have developed a cutting-edge table tennis robot capable of outperforming even the strongest players. The machine calculates ball trajectories instantly, adapts to opponents' styles and skill levels, and can even play against two people simultaneously.
Families in the U.S. have filed a lawsuit against CharacterAI, a developer of chatbots that imitate celebrities and fictional characters. Parents claim these bots encouraged teenagers to engage in self-harm and make threats against family members, causing severe psychological distress. This case has reignited debates about the safety of AI technologies for youth.
Google has announced the creation of the Willow quantum chip, capable of performing calculations millions of times faster than today’s supercomputers. Tasks that would take traditional computers trillions of years to solve are completed by Willow in just five minutes. This breakthrough chip promises to revolutionize technology, medicine, energy, and artificial intelligence development.
Startup Watney Robotics has unveiled a futuristic vision of remote work. Imagine sitting at home with a cup of tea while controlling robots around the world to perform various tasks.
Huawei has introduced a new feature for its smartphones, allowing users to transfer files with a literal air “drag-and-drop” motion — no wires, no additional steps. Just swipe the file into the air, and it’s on the other device.
U.S.-based startup Ensven has developed a bed-slider gadget that transforms ordinary beds into rocking cradles for adults. The device supports up to 544 kg, offers multiple rocking modes, and costs $659.
В России с 1 сентября 2026 года начнет действовать первый ГОСТ для игрушек с искусственным интеллектом. Стандарт устанавливает требования к безопасности, содержанию и защите персональных данных детей.
Китайская компания Unitree Robotics представила пилотируемого робота-трансформера GD01, способного передвигаться на двух и четырех конечностях. Машина весом около 500 кг оснащена кабиной для оператора и позиционируется как транспорт будущего.
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