Beijing-based Beijing Innovation Center of Humanoid Robotics—also known as X-Humanoid—has introduced Embodied Tien Kung 3.0, a general-purpose humanoid robot platform aimed squarely at real-world commercial and industrial deployment.
As digital payments surge across the Middle East, so does fraud sophistication. Against that backdrop, i2c Inc. has been named a finalist in the Best Security or Anti-Fraud Development category at the The Card & Payments Awards Middle East 2026.
Now, Robo.ai Inc. (NASDAQ: AIIO) says it has secured its first commercial order following the recent formation of its Embodied AI data joint venture in Dubai. The company announced that its subsidiary will deliver 30,000 hours of robot training data over 12 months to U.S.-based DaBoss.AI Inc..
The collaboration pairs Hexaware’s enterprise AI implementation and digital transformation muscle with CareInsight’s AI-native healthcare platforms. The goal: move healthcare organizations beyond isolated proofs of concept and into embedded, day-to-day AI across clinical and administrative workflows.
The company this week introduced AI-powered deterrence, a new feature designed to intervene before a break-in escalates. Instead of simply flagging suspicious activity, Verkada’s system detects unauthorized behavior—like loitering after hours—and automatically delivers escalating, AI-generated voice warnings tailored to the scene.
Phone calls may feel outdated, but Simple AI is betting the future of customer interaction is vocal—and smarter than your best human rep. The startup has developed AI-powered voice agents that automate inbound sales and support calls, using state-of-the-art voice AI technology and real-time customer data. By ingesting full product catalogs—including SKUs, metadata, and pricing—the…
AI is rapidly reshaping how consumer brands develop products—but in food and beverage, speed can’t come at the expense of credibility. Datassential is aiming to balance both. The food and beverage intelligence platform has expanded its AI capabilities within Datassential One, introducing two major upgrades: a semantic AI agent for consumer intelligence and a Model…
As AI systems push relentlessly toward higher bandwidth, denser packaging, and tighter power and signal margins, the weakest link is no longer just silicon—it’s validation at scale. At DesignCon 2026, Keysight Technologies (NYSE: KEYS) is positioning itself squarely at that inflection point, unveiling a full-stack portfolio aimed at one goal: making sure AI hardware actually works when it leaves the lab.
As AI workloads push closer to end users, the limits of centralized cloud infrastructure are becoming harder to ignore. Latency, bandwidth costs, power constraints, and uneven data center availability—especially outside mature markets—are driving renewed interest in edge computing. Zettabyte and LiteOn are betting that the next phase of AI infrastructure won’t live in hyperscale facilities, but at the base of cell towers.
