Stringman, an $800 open-source room scale gripper robot (opens neufangled.com)
Neufangled Robotics' Stringman is an open-source gripper robot that works across a whole room, priced at $800.
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Neufangled Robotics' Stringman is an open-source gripper robot that works across a whole room, priced at $800.
Finic's Kairos is an open-source alternative to real-time fraud decisioning platforms such as Sift and Sardine.
OpenHack finds, verifies, prioritizes and fixes vulnerabilities automatically.
The prototype would let anyone check that a response really came from the model it claims to be from.
twentyfour26 is building autonomous factories in America, starting with on-demand CNC machining.
Navier AI's Prism agents build CAD, run simulations and write engineering reports for hardware teams.
Google's Dreambeans, an AI experiment for generated personal stories, now supports 13 Indian languages.
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Hundred inspects precision hardware parts to catch sub-100μm visual defects before they reach the assembly line.
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