06 Jun 2026
From roommates to running mates: K-State Salina student-body leadership leads by example
Kansas State University Salina students have chosen new leadership for the upcoming academic year, selecting a duo with extensive experience in the Student Government Association, or SGA. Nakiya Woodley, junior in mechanical engineering technology, El Paso, Texas, and Elaina Schmidt, a junior double-majoring in aviation management and professional pilot, Junction City; have been elected by the…
News Desk
2026
05 Jun 2026
China approved the world's first commercial brain implant before Neuralink — and the key difference is that NEO's sensors rest on top of the brain's protective…
In March 2026, China’s National Medical Products Administration approved NEO, a brain-computer interface developed by Shanghai-based startup Neuracle Technology with researchers at Tsinghua University, for commercial use in patients with paralysis caused by spinal cord injuries. It is the first invasive BCI to clear a national regulator for use beyond clinical trials anywhere in the world.…
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2026
05 Jun 2026
Amazon unveils latest warehouse robot as tech giants continue AI layoffs
Amazon's original Proteus robot has been rolled out in 25 fulfilment centers in the U.S. Sawdah Bhaimiya Amazon has unveiled its latest warehouse robot that can take commands in conversational language, underscoring how AI-powered automation is advancing as companies continue to slash their corporate workforce in AI-driven efficiencies.
Sawdah Bhaimiya
2026
05 Jun 2026
Spelman College Appoints Dr. Ayanna Howard, Renowned Roboticist, Higher Education Leader, its 12th President
Nationally recognized AI pioneer, former NASA engineer selected to lead nation’s top-ranked HBCU into next chapter of excellence and impact Dr. Ayanna Howard
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2026
05 Jun 2026
Why JPMorgan suddenly thinks Tesla is much more than a car company
J.P. Morgan has upgraded Elon Musk-led Tesla to "neutral" from "underweight," citing a significant shift in how the electric vehicle manufacturer's valuation is now perceived.
News Desk
2026
05 Jun 2026
BYD Wants To Sell Humanoid Robots Right Next To Its Cars
The carmaker that overtook Tesla on sales is now developing humanoid robots and may put them in its showrooms
Brad Anderson
2026
05 Jun 2026
China tightens leash on Beijing tech bros to combat the West
China’s Communist Party regime has tightened its squeeze on the country’s powerful tech titans – and already, it is having knock-on effects. Under new sweeping rules, issued last week, Beijing is now able to stop Chinese technology firms from moving their offices, tech, data or staff to other countries.
Hans van Leeuwen
2026
05 Jun 2026
10 Ways Humanoid Robots Are About To Change Everyday Life
Humanoid robots are moving from science fiction into factories, airports, shops, care homes and even our own homes. Adobe Stock Humanoid robots are starting to look less like science fiction props and more like the next major workforce technology. For decades, the idea of machines shaped like us belonged mostly in movies, research labs and carefully staged tech demos. Now, advances in AI,…
Bernard Marr
2026
05 Jun 2026
Experts warn flashy humanoid robot stunt videos should be viewed with suspicion
The criticism shows that the benchmark in the race for robot technology lies not in staging impressive scenes but in repeatability and general-purpose use.
Jinju Hong
2026
