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SE3 Raises $30M to Power Military Drones with Spatial Intelligence and GPS-Free Navigation

Munich-based SE3 has secured $30M in Series A funding led by Accel to advance its spatial intelligence software for military drones. The platform enables autonomous systems to create 3D battlefield maps, coordinate swarms, and navigate without GPS—technology already deployed in Ukraine and with Germany's Bundeswehr across thousands of systems.

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SE3 Raises $30M to Power Military Drones with Spatial Intelligence and GPS-Free Navigation

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AI-Powered Method Tracks Thousands of Glioblastoma Cells Moving Through Living Brain Tissue

Uppsala University researchers developed GlioTrace, combining live brain tissue imaging with artificial intelligence to track thousands of individual glioblastoma cells. The method reveals how brain cancer cells switch movement patterns and respond to treatments, opening new pathways to understand tumor invasion.

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AI-Powered Method Tracks Thousands of Glioblastoma Cells Moving Through Living Brain Tissue

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Ring Launches AI-Powered Drone Cam and Rover Cam Security Robots for Homes and Businesses

Amazon's Ring debuts its Ring Robotics division with two AI-powered security devices: the Ring Drone Cam, a $250 flying indoor security camera for homes, and the Ring Rover Cam, a $1,000 autonomous security robot for businesses. Both use AI Pilot technology for autonomous navigation but raise fresh privacy concerns around surveillance tools.

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Ring Launches AI-Powered Drone Cam and Rover Cam Security Robots for Homes and Businesses

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Instagram Effect Builder Lets Anyone Create AI Filters for Stories Using Simple Text Prompts

Instagram launched Effect Builder, a web-based AI tool that lets US users create custom Instagram filters using simple text descriptions. Available through the Edits platform for users 18+, the tool requires no coding skills and allows creators to design, preview, and publish AI filters for Instagram Stories with full creator attribution.

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Instagram Effect Builder Lets Anyone Create AI Filters for Stories Using Simple Text Prompts

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AI can now read your PC screen through HDMI cable radiation, reducing errors by over 60%

Researchers unveiled DeepTempest, an AI system that intercepts electromagnetic radiation from HDMI cables to reconstruct video signals with 60% fewer errors than previous methods. The cybersecurity attack requires no malware or network access, only a radio receiver and antenna positioned near the target cable to capture live screen content through walls.

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AI can now read your PC screen through HDMI cable radiation, reducing errors by over 60%

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Samsung Smart Glasses With Google Gemini AI Open for Pre-Orders November 12th

Samsung, Google, Warby Parker, and Gentle Monster are launching AI-powered glasses with pre-orders starting November 12, 2026, and deliveries in December. The Intelligent Eyewear powered by Android XR features Google Gemini generative AI, live translation, and real-time assistance, aiming to challenge Meta's dominance in the smart glasses market.

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Samsung Smart Glasses With Google Gemini AI Open for Pre-Orders November 12th

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Physicl Raises $10M to Build Realistic 3D Environments for Training Physical AI Models

Paris-based Physicl has raised $10 million in seed funding from Inovia Capital to create high-fidelity 3D environments and synthetic training data for robots. The startup's Studio platform offers 10,000 3D environments and 100,000 assets to help AI models for robots overcome edge cases like unusual lighting or cluttered scenes, with early customer SpAItial cutting error rates by over half.

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Physicl Raises $10M to Build Realistic 3D Environments for Training Physical AI Models

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Amazon Launches Text-Based Shopping Feature for Alexa After Blocking Meta Muse

Amazon introduces Alexa for Shopping text capability, allowing U.S. customers to shop via text messages just months after blocking Meta Muse from its platform. The AI agent can search products, compare prices, and complete purchases through conversational texting ahead of the holiday season.

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Amazon Launches Text-Based Shopping Feature for Alexa After Blocking Meta Muse

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Pangram Launches AI Detection Tools for Images and Videos With 99% Accuracy Claims

Pangram, known for detecting AI-generated text, released Image 1.0 and Flash 1.0 models to identify AI-generated images and videos. The company claims 99.96% accuracy on images and 98.7% on videos, significantly outperforming competitors like TruthScan and AI or Not. The tools are now available through its Chrome extension, web app, and API.

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Pangram Launches AI Detection Tools for Images and Videos With 99% Accuracy Claims

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Ouster Q3 Results Beat Expectations as Physical AI Platform Revenue Reaches $59 Million

Ouster reported third-quarter revenue of $59 million, surpassing Wall Street estimates as demand for Physical AI applications accelerated. The company shipped over 27,000 lidar and camera sensors, with CEO Angus Pacala highlighting the transformation from a LiDAR-focused firm to a comprehensive Physical AI platform serving humanoid robots, autonomous drones, and smart infrastructure markets.

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Ouster Q3 Results Beat Expectations as Physical AI Platform Revenue Reaches $59 Million

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Reolink Completes OMVI Series with $680 AI Security Camera Featuring 24MP Resolution

Reolink launched its flagship OMVI X16 PoE camera, completing the OMVI Series lineup with triple-lens technology and 16x optical zoom. The $680 camera combines panoramic monitoring with AI-powered tracking and local storage, eliminating monthly subscription fees while delivering comprehensive security for homes and businesses.

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Reolink Completes OMVI Series with $680 AI Security Camera Featuring 24MP Resolution

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Apple HomeView Ultra with robotic arm and 9-inch display targets 2028 launch at $1,000

Apple is developing a premium smart home device called HomeView Ultra featuring a 9-inch display mounted on an AI-powered robotic arm. The device, codenamed J595, has had its hardware ready for two years but software development continues as Apple refines AI and home automation features ahead of a potential 2028 launch.

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Apple HomeView Ultra with robotic arm and 9-inch display targets 2028 launch at $1,000

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Google Pay Tests AI Shopping Feature With Virtual Try-On and Visual Search in India

Google Pay is piloting a fashion and lifestyle shopping feature in India that brings AI-powered virtual try-on, visual search, and personalized recommendations to its payments app. The Discover Shop experience leverages Google's 60 billion-product Shopping Graph to help users browse clothing, see how items look on them, and find similar products using images.

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Google Pay Tests AI Shopping Feature With Virtual Try-On and Visual Search in India

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MicroVision Expands FieldAI Partnership to Advance Autonomous Robotic Systems with Lidar Technology

MicroVision announced an expanded collaboration with FieldAI to integrate advanced lidar sensors into autonomous robotic systems for government and industrial applications. The partnership follows successful testing of MicroVision's IRIS long-range lidar sensor and MOVIA Air Plus sensor on autonomous ground and aerial platforms, positioning both companies to accelerate deployment of next-generation autonomous capabilities.

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MicroVision Expands FieldAI Partnership to Advance Autonomous Robotic Systems with Lidar Technology

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Starbucks AI Will Recognize Drive-Thru Customers and Suggest Orders Starting 2027

Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol announced the company will test AI for drive-thru ordering in fiscal year 2027, including customer recognition and personalized digital menus. The initiative aims to make ordering faster for the roughly half of customers who use drive-thrus, but raises privacy concerns and questions about surveillance pricing.

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Starbucks AI Will Recognize Drive-Thru Customers and Suggest Orders Starting 2027

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