PC & Mobile technology
A wall-breaking robot that looks like something out of science fiction
Unitree Robotics has unveiled the GD01 pilot robot, which turns science fiction into reality. Although it costs almost 500 thousand euros and breaks down walls, the technical details remain ... More
ROG NUC 2026 mini computer for an astronomical price
ASUS has launched the ROG NUC 2026 mini PC with an Intel Core Ultra 9 290HX Plus processor and Nvidia RTX 5080 graphics. The successor to the ROG NUC 15 model costs from 4,073 euros, white ... More
Innovation from a 15-year-old who uses artificial intelligence to save aquatic ecosystems
BURT, a bionic robotic turtle, uses artificial intelligence and silent propulsion to achieve 96 percent accuracy in detecting underwater threats. An innovation by a young Canadian inventor... More
ChatGPT will gain insight into bank accounts
Trust in artificial intelligence is about to be put to a new, much more personal test. OpenAI has introduced a new personal finance feature in ChatGPT, allowing users to securely connect... More
Chinese processor Loongson exceeded even the most optimistic forecasts
By shipping a million processors, China is proving that it is successfully building a parallel technology ecosystem that is "good enough" for most standard computing tasks. This effectively ... More
A sports smartwatch with offline maps for less than 90 euros
The Cubot GT5, priced at around €89, offers offline maps, dual-frequency GNSS and a 3.63 cm AMOLED display. With 5 ATM water resistance and a barometer, it's a budget-friendly alternative... More
Humanoid robots surpass 24-hour continuous autonomous work
Figure AI's humanoid robots have surpassed 24 hours of continuous autonomous work sorting packages. With the Helix-02 system, they achieve the speed of human workers and are capable of ... More
What is RSS and why the internet still uses it
RSS, short for Really Simple Syndication, is a technology that has been around for over two decades. After all these years, you would expect it to have been replaced by a newer technology long ago. ... More
NASA tests processor for future deep space
NASA is testing a new HPSC processor that is 500 times faster than existing chips. The technology, developed with Microchip Technology, will enable autonomous decision-making by spacecraft and the use of ... More
Smart glasses are an "invasion of privacy," but Ray-Ban Meta are selling better than ever
Meta's smart glasses are achieving record sales, but critics warn they are an invasion of privacy. With unobtrusive cameras and new features like facial recognition, ... More
