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Starlink’s Laser System Is Beaming 42 Million GB of Data Per Day
A SpaceX engineer details how the company is using a fleet of 9,000 lasers over the Starlink constellation to deliver high-speed internet across the globe. via TL;DR : lire l’article source
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Wrap-up iVision Pro
Une edition qui résume bien tous les articles autour du iVisionPro The display quality is amazing The passthrough is amazing, but less perfect than people thought in the beginning. For instance, it has some slight distortions at the edges and it does not work well in low-light conditions The FOV is smaller than the one of…
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La réalité augmentée au CES 2024 by Gregory Maubont
Super retour avec un focus sur l'AR (et les lunettes connectée).
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AI and geospatial tech: a new era for green farming
Tolbi uses artificial intelligence (AI) and satellite imagery to provide data on crop yield, carbon sequestration, and other land use data to farmers, financial institutions, and other organisations in the food industry. via Springwise : lire l’article source
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Ascender : enfin un aspirateur-robot qui monte et nettoie les escaliers
Le design me semble complexe mais inspirant.
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Google spent billions of dollars to lay people off
Le cout de l'humain est très faible en comparaison du reste des enjeux.
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BMW et Figure signent un accord majeur pour déployer des robots dans leur usine
Figure et BMW ont annoncé un partenariat visant à intégrer des robots humanoïdes autonomes dans l'usine de Spartanburg, en Caroline du Sud. Cette collaboration vise à accroître la productivité, à réduire les coûts et à améliorer la sécurité des travailleurs. via Nouvelles-Technologies : lire l’article source
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How podcast networks are testing AI tools for faster translation, ad sales
It seems it’s not just big digital publishers like BuzzFeed and BDG looking to generative artificial intelligence tools as ways to streamline their sales process. Podcast networks, like Acast, iHeartMedia and Spotify, are also testing these tools to increase their outreach to prospective clients, expand the range of shows that fit a buyer’s brief and…
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Microsoft Teams Now Supports 3D & VR Meetings
Microsoft Teams now lets you hold meetings in 3D and VR, as its immersive chatting platform Microsoft Mesh has now come out of preview. Microsoft announced Mesh back in early 2021, essentially acting as the company’s foundation for building multi-user XR applications and letting cross-platform users connect in a virtual environment. It’s a bit like…
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