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Hugging Face released OlmoEarth v1.3 and global 10-meter satellite embeddings with a browser-based explorer.
Birdbuddy launched the $99 Nook and $219 Home smart feeders; Coolfly and Birdfy also cut camera-feeder prices.
Ai2 released OlmoEarth v1.3 global satellite embeddings and a no-sign-in browser mapping tool.
TechRadar: facial recognition scrutiny must extend beyond police to private users, with clearer data rules.
Baseus' PrimeSentinel U2 Pro is sold in the US, with two 3K cameras and a motorized spotlight to track people and cars.
VAST open-sources EdenLive, a real-time renderer that turns reference visuals and upstream game state into interactive video.
Baseus launches U2 Pro camera with tracking spotlight, dual 3K views, AI alerts and local storage; US price $269.99.
A study published in Lancet Digital Health reports that researchers at Mass General Brigham built an AI system that estimates biological age and predicts cancer survival from a single facial photograph. The tool, trained on more than 40 million images, is not yet ready for widespread clinical use.
Programmer says Super Mario 64 plaque likely reads 'Eternal Star' and 'We hope so'.
Video doorbell motion ranges vary widely and advertised maximums are not guaranteed, Engadget reports.
TechRadar's two-week review says the TT Nature Bird Feeder Station is a sturdy, solar-powered wooden smart feeder with sharp 1080p video, but its basic PerchLens app, paid bird ID and slow trigger suit casual users rather than serious birders.
A paper tied to ACM MM 2026 introduces CoReFuse-Med, a fusion method for multimodal medical image segmentation that first removes shallow corruption and then recalibrates deep modality contributions. Tests on EPVS, BraTS and WMH report gains over MedNeXt, while the authors limit claims to resolution-induced degradation after spatial alignment.
Laser pointers can briefly blind cameras; lasting damage needs power, older gear and steady aim, Engadget reports.
UCLA researchers have developed PhoneBot, an open-source humanoid that uses cheap Android phones for vision and walking control, with about $400 in robotic hardware excluding the handset.
VAST has released and open-sourced EdenLive, a real-time world model that combines arbitrary reference inputs, selectable visual styles and minute-long continuous generation. VAST says the 5B model runs above 24 FPS at 720p on a single RTX 5090, with end-to-end latency in the hundreds of milliseconds.
TechRadar's review finds the Kiwibit Bird Feeder 2 Pro delivers detailed 4K images and a solar roof, but 4K video is capped at 15fps and AI species ID requires a subscription.
Elorian released Glimpse, a research-preview AI model that re-examines images and video during reasoning. The startup claims strong visual benchmarks and plans to expand toward robotics.
Sainsbury’s has resumed live facial recognition at its East Dulwich store after an innocent shopper was wrongly ejected, and shoppers who object are effectively told to shop elsewhere, TechRadar reports.
Flock CEO Garrett Langley used a TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 appearance to defend his company's license plate reading cameras, saying privacy concerns should not halt the technology, and disputed how much audio its devices capture.
TypeSafe AI has released Jev 1.14 under the jev-preview alias, adding experimental image input, a Box question type and a 262k-token context option, with pricing unchanged at $0.042 per million input tokens.
Pennsylvania startup Mosqitter is turning chemical-free mosquito traps into an AI-powered surveillance network that uses computer vision to identify species, track populations and flag disease risk, as it prepares to launch its Febris monitoring system for governments, health agencies and airports.
In a review published by Sspai, Austin Mann tests the iPhone 18 Pro in Dunton, Colorado, citing variable aperture, manual focus controls, Focus Tracking, Reference Images and 4K time-lapse as key additions for photographers.
Flox Intelligence, a KTH spinout and TechCrunch Disrupt Startup Battlefield 200 finalist, is deploying on-device AI that identifies wildlife and emits species-appropriate deterrent sounds at airports, rail corridors and roads. About 150 devices are live, and the company expects roughly $1.5 million in 2026 revenue.
FOX Nation has released a three-part documentary that retells Harry Houdini's life through an AI-generated likeness assembled from more than 400 photographs, timed to the 100th anniversary of the magician's death. The series streams only in the United States.