MIT's New Chip Enables Real-Time 3D Mapping for Tiny Robots
Researchers have developed a specialized chip that allows low-power autonomous robots to navigate complex environments with minimal energy consumption.
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WhatsApp Phishing Campaign Deploys Remote Access Tools via Fake Business Docs
A global malware operation is leveraging compromised WhatsApp accounts to spread VBScript files that install legitimate IT management software for unauthorized remote access.
Robot.com Pivots to Wheeled Humanoids for Kitchens and Warehouses
San Francisco-based Robot.com expands its portfolio with R-noid, a wheeled humanoid robot designed to automate repetitive tasks in food service and logistics.
Samsung Unveils UFS 5.0 to Supercharge On-Device AI
Samsung's new UFS 5.0 storage delivers sequential read speeds up to 10.8 GB/s and a 40% boost in power efficiency for next-gen AI mobile applications.
Self-Harness: The AI Framework That Rewrites Its Own Rules to Eliminate Manual Tuning
Researchers from the Shanghai AI Laboratory introduce a paradigm allowing LLM agents to autonomously optimize their operating protocols, boosting performance by up to 60%.
Beyond CAPTCHAs: Cloudflare and Major Browsers Unveil PACT Protocol
A new privacy-preserving standard developed by Cloudflare, Google, Mozilla, and Microsoft to verify human traffic without tracking users.
Moebius Redefines Efficiency: 0.2B Inpainting Model Matches 10B-Level Performance
A new lightweight framework from HUST and VIVO AI Lab delivers high-fidelity image inpainting with a fraction of the parameters used by industrial giants.
PixelSmash: Critical FFmpeg Flaw Threatens Media Servers
A high-severity vulnerability in FFmpeg's MagicYUV decoder enables remote code execution and DoS attacks across popular apps like Jellyfin, Kodi, and OBS Studio.
Beyond the Atom: The Dawn of Nuclear Clocks
Researchers have developed the first timekeeping devices based on thorium-229 nuclei, promising unprecedented precision for dark matter detection.
Interstellar Visitor 3I/ATLAS May Be Billions of Years Older Than the Solar System
Astronomers reveal that 3I/ATLAS, the third known interstellar object, could be up to 12 billion years old, originating from a primordial star system.
Quake at 30: The Title That Forced the GPU Revolution
Three decades after its release, Quake remains the seminal work that established 3D hardware standards and competitive online multiplayer culture.
JD.com's Automation Pivot: 700,000 Couriers to be Replaced by Robots
JD.com founder Richard Liu admits robots will eventually replace the company's massive courier fleet, introducing a large-scale reskilling initiative called 'Nirvana'.
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