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TechCrunch·Sep 15
  • Italian startup Exein raises $270 million, reaching unicorn status.
  • The company is valued at $1.7 billion, signaling strong investor confidence.
  • Exein focuses on 'physical AI', indicating a move towards AI integration in hardware and real-world applications.
Hackster News - Hackster.io·Sep 14
  • New $50 FPGA board targets makers with Feather compatibility.
  • Features Lattice CrossLink-NX FPGA and hand-solderable package.
  • Integrated USB-C for programming and expansion via FeatherWing ecosystem.
Hackster News - Hackster.io·Sep 14
  • 3devo launched the Filament Maker X10, an industrial-grade system that converts waste 3D printing powders and pellets into usable filament.
  • The machine features a three-axis optical sensor for precision monitoring, achieving ±30µm diameter tolerance at production speeds of up to 1.5kg/h.
  • The system enables a closed-loop, circular manufacturing process, specifically targeting high-cost engineering polymers like PA12 to improve material efficiency in Industry 4.0 environments.
Hackster News - Hackster.io·Sep 15
  • Seeed Studio introduces new Wi-Fi enabled smart display development boards powered by Espressif ESP32-S3.
  • These boards offer significantly increased memory and computing power compared to previous BLE-only models.
  • The new ESP32-S3 variants come with higher power consumption but maintain pin-compatibility and similar pricing.
Edge AI and Vision Alliance·Sep 14
  • Conference presentations from the September 2026 Edge AI and Vision Innovation Forum are available.
  • The materials are intended for internal use by Alliance Member companies.
  • The forum focuses on advancements in Edge AI and vision technologies.
TechCrunch·Sep 14
  • Waymo expands robotaxi service to Las Vegas.
  • This marks Waymo's 15th commercial market.
  • The service operates in a major urban environment.
Hackster News - Hackster.io·Sep 14
  • ArbDraw is an open-source, browser-based tool for creating and visualizing arbitrary waveforms for electronic testing.
  • The tool allows users to manually draw signals, inject deliberate glitches, or generate specific digital communication protocols like UART.
  • Designed for hardware engineers, it supports exporting waveforms or interfacing with external equipment via a Python bridge.
TechCrunch·Sep 13
  • Lyft is entering the robotaxi market, signaling a shift in autonomous vehicle deployment.
  • AI's role in transportation is expanding significantly with robotaxi initiatives.
  • This move highlights the growing intersection of AI and mobility services.
Hackster News - Hackster.io·Sep 15
  • AI-powered computer vision system detects 3D printing defects in real-time.
  • System measures layer diameter and traces filaments for immediate feedback.
  • Enables faster, more precise additive manufacturing with reduced waste.
Hackster News - Hackster.io·Sep 14
  • DIY wireless flash drive uses ESP32-S3 for WiFi file transfers.
  • Open-source solution simplifies workflow for offline machines like CNC mills.
  • Host system has read-only access to files for data integrity.
TechCrunch·Sep 14
  • Volkswagen's new EV achieves unprecedented efficiency, nearly doubling that of the Lucid Air.
  • The design incorporates innovative concepts, drawing inspiration from methods used for slate.
  • This development signals a significant leap in electric vehicle performance and energy conservation.
Hackster News - Hackster.io·Sep 14
  • Adafruit's Turbo feature significantly boosts CircuitPython performance (up to 20x) by compiling specific Python functions into native machine code.
  • This allows computationally intensive tasks like audio processing or graphics manipulation to run much faster without rewriting the entire project in C.
  • Turbo is best suited for CPU-heavy inner loops on microcontrollers, expanding the range of projects where Python's ease of development is viable for performance-sensitive applications.
Hackster News - Hackster.io·Sep 12
  • Researchers developed X-Hinges, a 3D-printing technique to embed self-sensing capabilities directly into flexible parts.
  • This method integrates conductive materials within the printed structure, allowing for real-time monitoring of bending, flexing, and stretching without external sensors.
  • Applications range from robotics and gaming controllers to smart lamps and tactile surfaces, demonstrating a new paradigm for integrated functionality in manufactured objects.