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Theseus Robotics restocks shelves, picks orders by day

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Theseus Robotics restocks supermarket shelves overnight and picks online orders by day, with lights off at 9 pm and shelves full by 9 am. Next stop is San Francisco.

Key points

  • Restocks shelves overnight and picks online orders by day

  • Lights off at 9 pm, shelves full by 9 am

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PUDU Robotics robots deployed for food, hotel, cleaning, factory and coffee

PUDU Robotics in Shenzhen is deploying robots that deliver food in restaurants, provide room service in hotels, clean shopping centres, transport heavy loads in factories, and make coffee. These machines are described as practical and already in use by businesses.

Key points

  • Robots delivering food in restaurants: deployed.

  • Robots making coffee: deployed.

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Parallel Domain PD Forma makes 4D sims from real footage

Parallel Domain PD Forma makes 4D simulated environments from captured real-world footage. Developers can recreate scenes, simulate moving objects and alter lighting or weather to test autonomous systems.

Key points

  • PD Forma converts captured data into realistic 4D environments.

  • It allows changing lighting or weather conditions for testing scenarios.

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AR remote communication app website updated

AR remote communication app website updated and now supports testing on iPhone or iPad with Meta Quest or XREAL Air 2 Ultra. The author offers remote assistance from Japan even if only one required device is available.

Key points

  • Updated website for AR remote communication app.

  • Supports iPhone or iPad paired with Meta Quest or XREAL Air 2 Ultra.

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TSMC considers 3D DRAM production at Nvidia's request

TSMC is weighing entry into advanced memory by planning 3D DRAM manufacturing after Nvidia asked for more supply. The move could involve new fabs or acquiring an existing plant, similar to Micron’s recent $1.8 billion fab purchase. TSMC already holds patents on vertical DRAM designs.

Key points

  • TSMC is drawing up plans for 3D DRAM at Nvidia’s request.

  • Options include building new fabs or buying an existing plant; Micron bought a fab from PSMC for $1.8 billion.

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