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BOOX Picco Turns Dead Minutes Into Book Chapters, Not Doomscrolls (opens the original)
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Picco is a standalone pocket e-reader for dead-minute chapters, not a phone screen. Magnet optional. From $99.99; ships by November.
Leaked Tesla Optimus Humanoid Robot Gen 3 Cleaner Look (opens the original)
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Gold-and-black Gen 3 Optimus images surfaced before any unveil. Here's what they show, what they might mean, and where they were found.
Carimatec Uses 3D Printing to Speed Dental Aligners (opens the original)
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Getting clear dental aligners means building a sequence of slightly different aligners, each based on how a specific patient’s teeth are expected to move. Before the clear plastic trays can be formed, a lab needs the corresponding dental models. Carimatec, a Seoul-based 3D-printing company, thinks that repetitive but highly individualized workflow is exactly where industrial 3D printing starts to make economic sense. The company says its printers have produced more than 500,000 clear-aligner set
Factory AI That Learns From Good Parts, Not Defect Photos (opens the original)
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A factory can buy precision cameras, robotics, and a new production line. What it cannot quickly buy is the trained eye that knows when a tiny scratch, fold, contaminant, or misalignment will become a failed phone, car component, or battery. That is the opportunity A.I.MATICS is chasing with AIM-T1, an AI-powered visual-inspection platform for high-precision electronics. The company says a factory quality engineer can set up a new inspection task from just three to five good product samples, rat
What Foreign Founders Can Learn From Korea’s Pangyo Model (opens the original)
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Startups do not usually fail because nobody gives them a desk. They fail because the right engineer, buyer, researcher, investor or test environment is just out of reach when the company needs it most. That is one of my key takeaways after visiting Pangyo Techno Valley, Korea’s large technology cluster south of Seoul. The location is often compared with Silicon Valley, but the more useful comparison is not about famous companies or startup valuations. It is about physical design. Pangyo puts you
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