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A $20M Pitt project aims to fill Pittsburgh's lab space gap for life sciences startups (opens the original)
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The University of Pittsburgh is in negotiations to launch a new life sciences incubator in the heart of Oakland. In partnership with Wexford Science and Technology’s Connect Labs, the University of Pittsburgh (Pitt) plans to spend $20 million over the next two years to renovate 3343 Forbes Ave., a three-story, 26,000-square-foot building next to the Residence Inn, into a space with wet labs, offices and scientific equipment. Wexford would then manage the facility and run incubator programming, a
Robot dogs will soon patrol the Pittsburgh airport to spot spills and monitor air quality (opens the original)
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Robot dogs will soon roam the Pittsburgh International Airport to check for cleanliness and air quality, with the possibility of being used for security in the future. Skild AI, a Pittsburgh-based startup building a universal “robot brain”, showed off its quadrupedal bot at Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) on Tuesday. The demo kicked off a six-month pilot project where Skild will deploy four robot dogs to patrol PIT, monitoring air quality and reporting spills or overflowing trash cans to
Tech policy is at a crossroads, and CMU’s new Block Center director wants to help shape where it goes (opens the original)
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Power Moves is a recurring series where we chart the comings and goings of talent across the region. Got a new hire, gig or promotion? Email us at [email protected]. Pittsburgh’s tech and entrepreneurship scene is getting fresh leadership at a pivotal time. Carnegie Mellon University’s (CMU) Block Center for Technology and Society has a new director stepping in right as nationwide calls to regulate AI grow louder. Meanwhile, Ascender, a local business incubator, has a new executive director work
Annoyed by bad app design, Scott Pulkowski remade his favorite airplane card game (opens the original)
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The same AI tools changing the nature of day-to-day tech work are also helping some technologists pursue their passions outside of the typical nine-to-five. Scott Pulkowski is a functional consultant by day, helping businesses build custom software systems, but in his free time, he’s an indie app developer. For him, experimenting with AI is as much about creative fulfillment as it is about sharpening the skills he uses at work. “Right now, I would say, the real development and platform to build
Skild AI plans real-world deployment of its S1 general-purpose robot brain by 2027 (opens the original)
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Skild AI plans to deploy the newest model of its “robot brain” in real-world scenarios by 2027. Last month, the Pittsburgh-based company announced that its latest AI model, the S1, can learn new, complex tasks from a single video, cutting down on training time significantly. Now, after testing S1 with customers, the upgraded tech should be ready to install next year, Skild cofounder Abhinav Gupta said in response to a question from Technical.ly at the 2026 AI Horizons Summit. “We definitely have
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