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Celebrating its 10th anniversary, Snapmaker signals a strategic focus on software, community, and material innovation, including a key collaboration with the developer of Full Control G-code Designer.
Snapmaker Marks 10 Years with Focus on Software, Materials, and Open Control Read More
FANUC’s Automate 2026 lineup points industrial robotics toward perception-driven cells, but the real engineering test is integration discipline, safety validation, and maintainable data pipelines.
FANUC’s Automate 2026 Physical AI Demos Put Robot Integration Under the Microscope Read More
CODESYS will bring virtual PLCs, virtual safety control, CODESYS 4, and AI-supported engineering to Automate 2026 as industrial control becomes more software-defined.
CODESYS at Automate 2026 Shows Factory Control Moving Toward Software-Defined Workflows Read More
NVIDIA’s JetPack 7.2 update points Jetson developers toward local agent workflows for robotics, inspection, industrial automation, and edge AI.
JetPack 7.2 Pushes Jetson Toward Agentic Edge AI Workflows Read More
NVIDIA’s RTX Spark push suggests AI PCs are moving beyond marketing toward local inference, agent workflows, and developer-ready desktop hardware.
NVIDIA RTX Spark Points AI PCs Toward Local Agent Workflows Read More
ESP32-P4 development boards give makers a dual-core RISC-V part for displays, cameras, and HMI projects, but wireless and software choices still matter.
ESP32-P4 Boards Bring Multimedia Ambitions to the Maker Bench Read More
ASUS used Computex 2026 to connect AI factories, industrial edge systems, PCs, and controlled agents into one enterprise-to-edge story.
ASUS Computex Push Shows Edge AI Is Becoming a Deployment Stack Read More
REDWOOD CITY, CA – Wait, they actually did it? We’ve all seen the modular phone dream crash and burn, right? Motorola tried it with their Moto Mods, LG fumbled with …
Xiaomi Mix Fold 5: Modular Camera Lenses on a Foldable? Read More
Nintendo is giving the Virtual Boy a second shot with a $99 Switch/Switch 2 viewer and an official emulator that brings back its signature stereoscopic 3D. It’s part nostalgia, part history lesson—and yes, Nintendo says you won’t be stuck with only red this time.
Nintendo revives Virtual Boy as $99 Switch 3D accessory Read More
Wikipedia’s volunteer editors shut down the Foundation’s AI-generated “Simple Article Summaries” within a day, exposing a generational rift and a brittle governance model. The clash spotlights a deeper crisis: unpaid labor powering high-quality knowledge while AI companies monetize the results.
Wikipedia at 25: Stuck Between AI Summaries and an Old Guard Read More