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Google replacing ‘some’ Nest Thermostat Heat Links in Europe ‘at no cost’ and out of warranty

September 24, 2022
Google Nest announced today that it’s replacing “some 3rd Gen Nest Learning Thermostat Heat Links in the UK and other European countries” following the discovery of an issue. Heat Links are specific to Europe and come in the box to connect a Nest Thermostat to the home’s heating, boiler, “and sometimes hot water” systems: To keep your home at the temperature you set, your…
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Google Lens for Android getting shortcut to launch Image Search

September 24, 2022
Google Lens now has a shortcut – introduced on desktop earlier this year – that lets you quickly open the Image Search experience on Android. After analyzing an image with Google Lens on Android, some users are seeing a new circular button in the bottom-right just…
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Google releases a nice ‘Arts & Culture’ watch face for Fitbit

September 24, 2022
Ahead of Google Maps and Wallet, a “Google Arts & Culture” watch face is now available on the Fitbit Sense 2 and Versa 4, which started arriving for the first customers today. This “Google Arts & Culture Clock” updates with a new piece of art from the digitized collection every day. The (digital) time appears toward the bottom, and you get one stat slot underneath it that can…
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AI & RoboticsNews

Unlocking AI at the edge with new tools from Deci

September 24, 2022
Were you unable to attend Transform 2022? Check out all of the summit sessions in our on-demand library now! Watch here. Edge devices must be able to process delivered data quickly, and in real time. And, edge AI applications are effective and scalable only when they can make highly accurate imaging predictions.  Take the complex and mission critical task of autonomous driving: All relevant…
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Robotic sleeves can provide arm control to kids with cerebral palsy

September 24, 2022
Children with cerebral palsy might soon use technology to gain some independence. UC Riverside researchers are developing robotic sleeves that provide arm control to kids with cerebral palsy-related mobility issues. Rather than augment the arm like an exoskeleton, the technology will use voltage sensors to detect muscle contractions and predict what the wearer wants to do, like bend the elbow.
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