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Bzigo uses AI and a laser pointer to detect mosquitoes in your home

Bzigo wants to make it easier for you to zap mosquitoes in your home. The U.S. and Israel-based startup combines artificial intelligence with a laser pointer and camera to autonomously track a mosquito inside your home. Using computer vision, Bzigo detects mosquitoes within minutes from when they enter a room and at a distance of up to 26 feet (eight meters). Upon detection, the system trains a…
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IBM launches Advertising Accelerator with Watson to automatically optimize campaigns with AI

Marketing and sales departments prioritize AI and machine learning higher than any other in enterprise today. Forbes pegs the percentage at 40%, and it’s no wonder — AI embedded in software is anticipated to free up more than a third of data analytics in marketing organizations by 2022, enabling them to focus time on business priorities instead of personalization, lead scoring, anomaly…
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Razer’s first desktop gaming PC is the stunning modular Tomahawk

Razer sells plenty of gaming mice, keyboards, headsets, and an edgy gaming laptop called the Blade, but it’s never sold its own gaming desktop PC — unless you count a few collaborations with Lenovo and Maingear. But that’s changing this summer with an impressive-looking box that will be known as the Razer Tomahawk, a fully upgradable gaming desktop that takes up just 10 liters of…
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Chipolo’s $25 Bluetooth tracker doubles as a selfie trigger

At CES this week, Chipolo is announcing its latest Bluetooth tracker, which will replace both the Chipolo Classic and Chipolo Plus in its lineup. The One wireless tracker is a coin-shaped device that’s designed to clip onto whatever items you need to keep hold of, and…
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Razer embraces 5G with its Sila home router concept

Turns out, not even Razer is immune to the hype surrounding 5G right now. In addition to its tiny, modular Tomahawk desktop, the company also revealed today it’s been working on a home 5G router thanks to a little help (otherwise known as “some grant money”) from the Singaporean government. The router — code-named Sila — is pretty understated by Razer standards.
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