Dale Arasa

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Chinese tech firm Dobot shows Atom robot chef serving breakfast

1 month ago | technology.inquirer.net | Dale Arasa

Chinese robotics company Dobot showcased the culinary skills of its first humanoid robot Atom in a YouTube video. The clip shows the humanoid machine loading a toaster with bread and then handling lettuce and cherries. READ: China unveils ‘world’s first mass-produced humanoid robot’Then, it arranges the toast, lettuce, cherries, and sausage on a plate before pouring honey on the bread. Lastly, Atom tops it all off with a friendly smile.
NVIDIA CEO declares ‘the age of generalist robotics is here’

1 month ago | technology.inquirer.net | Dale Arasa

Nvidia debuts Groot N1, a foundation model for humanoid robotics https://t.co/HCXS0IkLdK— TechCrunch (@TechCrunch) March 18, 2025Jensen Huang, the founder and CEO of NVIDIA, said that generalist robotics will be the next global technological trend. His declaration comes with the launch of NVIDIA Isaac GR00T N1, the world’s first open, fully customizable foundation model for generalized humanoid reasoning.
DICT pushes for digital reforms in government processes

1 month ago | technology.inquirer.net | Dale Arasa

MANILA, PHILIPPINES — The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) emphasized the importance of digitalizing, integrating and simplifying government processes. On Tuesday, at the GovX.0 Summit in Pasay City, DICT Undersecretary David Almirol discussed government efforts to advance digital governance. READ: CanvasCon PH 2024 promotes lifelong learning and AI literacyThe Philippine News Agency said the DICT is leading a major digital transformation in government transactions.
Manila Central University offers up to 100% off tuition

1 month ago | technology.inquirer.net | Dale Arasa

MANILA, Philippines — Manila Central University (MCU) offers up to 100% discounts on tuition for students enrolling in select degree programs.
New York law to ban civilians from weaponizing robots

1 month ago | technology.inquirer.net | Dale Arasa

New York lawmakers proposed a new bill that will make weaponizing robots illegal. The Responsible Robotics Act bans the sale, transfer, modification or equipping of robots or drones with mounted weapons. READ: Red Cross issues rules for civilian hackers during warIf the bill passes, the Big Apple will become the first US state to ban weaponized robots for civilians.
Japan to build first-ever 3D-printed train station in six hours

1 month ago | technology.inquirer.net | Dale Arasa

3D printer technology will be employed to build a new structure for Hatsushima Station in Arita, Wakayama Prefecture, at the end of this month.https://t.co/KJycuImCoe— The Japan News (@The_Japan_News) March 13, 2025On March 11, 2025, West Japan Railway Co. (JR West) announced it would construct Japan’s first 3D-printed train station in Wakayama Prefecture. The Japan News says the locomotive company will replace the aging Hatsushima Station along the Kisei Line in Arita.
Google deletes five North Korean spy apps from Play Store

1 month ago | technology.inquirer.net | Dale Arasa

Google confirmed detecting and deleting five North Korean spy apps from its Play Store. The news comes from Forbes, which reported that search engine company has removed the “identified apps” from its download platform. READ: Your phone’s light sensor can spy on youRecently, the cybersecurity organization Lookout said the apps conceal the new KoSpy malware.
Coding AI refuses to write code, tells user to learn programming

1 month ago | technology.inquirer.net | Dale Arasa

AI coding assistant refuses to write code, tells user to learn programming instead https://t.co/51Y31srSC3— Ars Technica (@arstechnica) March 13, 2025Coding AI assistant Cursor allegedly refused a user command to write code and recommended learning programming instead.
Power Mac Center offers 4,000 Apple devices to Bataan teachers

1 month ago | technology.inquirer.net | Dale Arasa

BATAAN, PHILIPPINES—The Power Mac Center (PMC) provided the Provincial Government of Bataan with over 4,000 MacBooks to upskill grade school and high school teachers. Governor Jose Enrique “Joet” Garcia III turned over these devices to elementary teachers, school heads, and schools with computer laboratories across the province. READ: When should you replace your Macbook?
Adaptive LiDAR research may enable autonomous farming robots

1 month ago | technology.inquirer.net | Dale Arasa

A new study from the University of California, Riverside features an adaptive LiDAR technology for autonomous agricultural robots. It will enable farming bots to map fields and monitor their locations with limited GPS availability. Consequently, further development may improve future agricultural machines.