Japan has shown revolutionary sensory development

At the CEATEC 2024 International Advanced Technology Exhibition in Tokyo, Japan Display Inc. demonstrated its innovative ZINNSIA system. It is capable of turning any material into a sensor surface. ZINNSIA technology allows materials such as wood, stone, drywall and textiles to be used as sensors. For example, an ordinary houseplant can respond to touch and make sounds. Sensors can be located in any interior object - from walls to decorative toys. According to the developers, this opens new horizons for creating a “smart home”, where you can forget about traditional switches and voice commands. The commercial launch dates of the product have not been announced yet.

Anthropic created a neural network that can use the computer as a human

The model is trained in all basic skills: it can move the mouse, fill in tables and forms for you, search for information on the Internet, etc. However, it does not cope with complex tasks very well yet: for example, the AI was able to cancel an airline reservation in less than 50% of cases, but this will be improved in the future

Hop autonomous unmanned scooter concept unveiled

Industrial design house Of My Imagination (OMI) has presented a concept of a new passenger scooter. According to the authors of the project, it can change the idea of urban travel. The scooter called Hop is designed as a multi-passenger alternative to traditional urban transportation. It is capable of carrying up to 4 passengers at a time in an open design. Thanks to its compact size, Hop is easy

Japan has shown revolutionary sensory development

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