RNA Co-creation Consortium Is Turning Sebum RNA Into a New Skin Health Metric

RNA Co-creation Consortium Is Turning Sebum RNA Into a New Skin Health Metric

CEATEC 2025 featured the usual lineup of AI demos, service robots, and experimental interfaces. But inside Hall 4, a quieter, lab-style booth stood out for a very different reason. There, the RNA Co-creation Consortium demonstrated that RNA extracted from facial sebum can provide insights into the skin’s condition and support better day-to-day cosmetic choices. The…

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Samsung Holiday Deals: What’s On Sale This Season

Samsung Holiday Deals: What’s On Sale This Season

Samsung has officially launched its Holiday Promo, offering discounts across a wide range of memory products, TVs, audio systems, and projectors. Whether you’re shopping for gamers, creative professionals, or anyone upgrading their home entertainment setup, this year’s lineup includes substantial savings across popular product categories. A diverse lineup of discounted products suited for entertainment enthusiasts,…

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This Japanese AI Can Instantly Describe What You’re Seeing or Imagining

This Japanese AI Can Instantly Describe What You’re Seeing or Imagining

What if your brain could write its own captions, quietly, automatically, without a single muscle moving? That is the provocative promise behind “mind-captioning,” a new technique from Tomoyasu Horikawa at NTT Communication Science Laboratories in Japan (published paper). It is not telepathy, not science fiction, and definitely not ready to decode your inner monologue, but…

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NEC’s AI Driving Diagnosis: When Video AI and LLM Meet the Road

NEC’s AI Driving Diagnosis: When Video AI and LLM Meet the Road

At CEATEC 2025, NEC unveiled an excellent example of how generative AI can improve real-world safety. Its AI Driving Diagnosis system, demonstrated inside the company’s booth, turns ordinary dashcam footage into an intelligent conversation about how we drive—and how we could drive better. The concept might sound like another driver-monitoring gadget, but NEC’s approach is…

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AgiBot Brings Reinforcement Learning to the Factory Floor — A First for Industrial Robotics

AgiBot Brings Reinforcement Learning to the Factory Floor — A First for Industrial Robotics

AgiBot has just achieved what many in robotics research have been chasing for years: the first real-world deployment of reinforcement learning (RL) in industrial robotics. In collaboration with Longcheer Technology, the company’s new Real-World Reinforcement Learning (RW-RL) system has moved from lab demonstrations to a functioning pilot line — and that could completely change how…

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TDK’s Analog Reservoir AI Chip: Low-Power Real-Time Learning at the Edge

TDK’s Analog Reservoir AI Chip: Low-Power Real-Time Learning at the Edge

At CEATEC 2025 in Japan, TDK Corporation presented a prototype that may impact how artificial intelligence learns and reacts in real time. The company’s new Analog Reservoir AI Chip, developed in collaboration with Hokkaido University, brings biological-style, low-power learning to compact hardware. Although still a research-stage device, the prototype vividly demonstrated its potential through an…

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Apple Brings Live Activities To CarPlay With iOS 26 For Real-Time Updates While Driving

Apple Brings Live Activities To CarPlay With iOS 26 For Real-Time Updates While Driving

Apple has expanded one of iOS’s most dynamic features — Live Activities — to CarPlay, marking a significant step in bringing real-time interactivity to in-car displays. Originally launched with iOS 16.1, Live Activities allowed users to stay updated on real-time events directly from the Lock Screen or Dynamic Island on iPhone. Over the years, the…

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Into the Future of Learning: Experiencing IPA’s Star Island Schoolhouse at CEATEC 2025

Into the Future of Learning: Experiencing IPA’s Star Island Schoolhouse at CEATEC 2025

When I stepped through the threshold of the IPA* pavilion at CEATEC 2025, I entered not a flashy tech demo but a deceptively simple classroom set—a wooden desk, a globe, dim ambient lighting, walls that felt intimate and familiar. Yet within moments, that stillness began to shift. The walls breathed, shadows stretched, and through the…

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