Hitting the Books: What the wearables of tomorrow might look like
Entire wardrobes crashing whenever AWS goes down.
Andrew Tarantola is Engadget’s Senior Reporter covering emerging technologies from artificial intelligence and robotics to electric vehicles and commercial spacecraft, as well as producing the site’s weekly Hitting the Books column. When not telling tales of the future, he enjoys gardening, woodworking, and reading pulp sci-fi serials.
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Tesla debuts an actual, mechanical prototype of its Optimus robot
The system has come a long way in just over a year.
AI is already better at lip reading than we are
People, on average, can only guess around one word out of five correctly.We have two newsletters, why not sign up for both?
Meta's new Make-a-Video AI can generate quick movie clips from text prompts
It's like Dall-E 2, but more animated.
Amazon is expanding the Astro's abilities for both home and business
Now it can keep an eye on your pet while you're at work and an eye on the office when you're at home.
BMW's next in-vehicle voice assistant will be built from Amazon Alexa
The Alexa Custom Assistant solution allows brands to customize a digital assistant to their specific needs.
Amazon's redesigned Echo Auto will better integrate with your vehicle
Add smart car features without the new car prices.
NYU is building an ultrasonic flood sensor network in New York's Gowanus neighborhood
The hyperlocal flood detection network is set to expand across the city's waterfront in coming years.
NASA successfully smacked its DART spacecraft into an asteroid
The vending machine-sized impactor vehicle was travelling at roughly 14,000 MPH when it struck.
Hitting the Books: How Southeast Asia's largest bank uses AI to fight financial fraud
Machine learning is streamlining traditional, rules-based money laundering investigations.
Tesla to recall more than a million vehicles over pinchy windows
Well, at least the front suspension isn't falling apart at speed this time.
Hertz to purchase 175,000 General Motors EVs over the next five years
Models from Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, Cadillac and BrightDrop will all be available to rent starting Q1, 2023.
Hitting the Books: What if 'Up' but pigeons?
Swallows carrying coconuts were only the beginning.
Alexa to provide branded answers to your pressing questions
Amazon hopes highlighting products will lead to increased sales.
What we bought: The Cosori 0165 dehydrator mummifies meat for $70
And that's all I need -- and want -- it to do.
Jeep adds new Grand Cherokee and Wrangler trims to its 4xe lineup
The new PHEVs will arrive in the 2023 model year.
Sony's next State of Play will highlight 10 PS4, PS5 and PS VR2 titles
Tune in to the Playstation YouTube and Twitch channels Tuesday September 13th at 6pm ET.
Meta is spinning off the Pytorch framework into its own AI research foundation
The R&D entity will now operate under the auspices of the Linux Foundation.
Hitting the Books: How to uncover the true nature of the multiverse
It just takes a judicious application of some mind-meltingly complex math.
Ford updates its BlueCruise driver assist with hands-free lane changing and more
The new features will arrive on Lincoln vehicles under the ActiveGlide branding.
