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  Teledyne FLIR OEM, part of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated (NYSE:TDY), announced today that Sentera Sensors and

Sentera Sensors & Drones proudly announces that its 6X Thermal and 6X Thermal Pro sensors

Raptor vision-based software products use Maxar’s unique global 3D data to deliver a breakthrough terrain-based

ZeroAvia today announced it has been selected by AFWERX for a Small Business Innovation Research

 HSWERX, the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) innovation hub, selected MatrixSpace Radar to provide advanced

The UK Civil Aviation Authority will take on a new role to monitor and enforce

Wildfires are a recurring threat in Portugal, particularly during the summer months. The speed at

SPH Engineering, the leading UAV software solutions, and integration services provider, has launched UgCS Open

SpearUAV, a leading developer of autonomous, AI-based encapsulated loitering combat systems, announces the successful completion

We’re thrilled to share a major milestone at Autonomous Engineering, Inc.! The Beaver 1-20 FPV

Do you think generative AI (genAI) sucks? I did. The hype around everything genAI has been over the top and ridiculous for a while now. Especially at the start, most of the tools were flashy, but quickly fell apart if you tried to use them for any serious work purposes. When ChatGPT started really growing in early 2023, I turned against it hard. It wasn’t just a potentially interesting research product. It was a bad concept getting shoved into everything. Corporate layoffs driven by executives who loved the idea of replacing people with unreliable robots hurt a lot of workers. They hurt a lot of businesses, too. With the benefit of hindsight, we can now all agree:

Microsoft is on top of the world right now, riding its AI dominance to become the world’s second-most valuable company, worth somewhere in the vicinity of $3 trillion, depending on the day’s stock price. But that could easily change — and not because competitors have found a way to topple it as king of AI.  A federal antitrust investigation threatens to do to the company what was done to it 35 years ago by a US Justice Department suit that tumbled the company from its perch as the world’s top tech company. It also led to a lost decade in which Microsoft lagged

Ahh — don’t you just love the feeling of a fresh ‘n’ zesty virtual upgrade? Here in the land o’ Android, that doesn’t mean only major new Android versions (and, alas, the woeful waiting that often accompanies ’em). Few mere mortals realize it, but Google’s quietly created a system of ongoing under-the-hood upgrades that affect all Android-appreciating animals equally — thanks to the way system-level components have bit by bit been pulled out of the op

Apple will host its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) online from June 9-13, with a small number of developers and students invited to attend in person for the keynote and state of the union announcements at Apple Park. As it has been since the Covid-19 pandemic, WWDC will be an online event. That’s great for developers, as it gives everyone more equal access to the tools, developer contacts and advice offered to attendees. Apple says the event will give developers unique access to Apple experts, and insight into new tools, frameworks, and features

If you’ve been interested/enthusiastic about China’s DeepSeek AI, you’re not alone – Apple CEO Tim Cook also seems impressed with the tech, which he calls “excellent” – though he fell short of sharing any plans to integrate these models within his company’s own AI efforts. Cook was in China to 

Otter.ai, which is primarily known for its voice-to-text transcription service, is rolling out a voice-activated AI agent that will participate in and answer questions during online calls. The “Otter Meeting Agent,” launched Tuesday, activates a voice agent when called upon, understands questions put to it, and pulls information from the pub

Microsoft has introduced a new set of AI agents for its Security Copilot platform, designed to automate key cybersecurity functions as organizations face increasingly complex and fast-moving digital threats. The new tools focus on tasks such as phishing detection, data protection, and identity management — areas where attackers continue to exploit vulnerabilities at scale.

Like many recent Android versions, Android 15 may seem subtle on the surface. And, to be fair, it certainly isn’t the sort of dramatic interface reinvention we’ve seen from Google in the past. But that doesn’t mean it’s short on efficiency-enhancing treats just waiting to be found. In fact, most of Android 15’s most noteworthy advancements are things you’d never even notice if you didn’t know where to look. Once they’re on your radar, though, you’d better believe they’ll make your life — and your work — a heck of a lot easier.

Beneath the hyperbole around Apple Intelligence and intensifying regulation, you might have missed that Apple recently introduced a new MacBook Air equipped with an M4 chip. It’s a compelling upgrade to the world’s best-selling laptop, and I’ve had time to put it through its paces. It’s an important Mac, given that the Air is probably Apple’s biggest-selling computer. Its journey began back when Apple’s then-CEO,Steve Jobs drew the first ever model out of a brown paper envelope, stressing the power and portability of the system. “We think tha

Two new studies from ChatGPT developer Open AI and