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Phonak EON: a hearing aid that separates speech from noise through AI
Phonak EON relies on AI in real time to better isolate speech in noise. Autonomy, connectivity, availability in Canada and real limits.
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Roman: Space telescope that sees a hundred times wider than Hubble
NASA's Roman space telescope is going to map the Universe, study dark energy and discover exoplanets. Here's his real abilities.
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LG FLiPP: manufacturing OLED screens without metal mask
FLiPP replaces the metal masks of OLED screens with photolithography. LG promises more light, durable and energy-efficient panels.
Artificial intelligence
Argo: IA and mathematics to test satellite network security
Argo combines AI with formal methods to verify the resilience of satellite networks. Here is its functioning, its potential and its limitations.
Gadgets
Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 5: headphones that can replace batteries
Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 5 features replaceable batteries, Bluetooth 6.0 and 40 hours of battery life. Here are their real limits.
Gadgets
HyperX Cloud Alpha Air: an open helmet that doesn't want to give up bass
HyperX Cloud Alpha Air adopts an open design to expand the sound scene without sacrificing bass. Prices, impressions and limits to know.
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CS‐4 Cerebras: three giant processors to speed up the responses of the AI
Cerebras CS-4 brings together three processors of the size of a silicon slice to accelerate the AI. Here is its architecture, its promises and its limits.
Gadgets
HOVERAir VERSA: a pocket camera that can take off
HOVERAir VERSA combines stabilized 4K camera and 230 g autonomous drone. These are his functions, his price, his promises and his real limitations in Canada.
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Unitee Superman: Humanoid robot announced at nearly 46 km/h
Unitree reveals Superman, an experimental humanoid announced at 45.6 km/h and capable of a jump of 2 meters, but still far from a commercial product.