Qualcomm, which purchased microcontroller board manufacturer Arduino last year, just announced a new computer that marries AI with robotics.

Qualcomm’s Arduino has announced the upcoming launch of Arduino VENTUNO Q, a platform designed for edge AI, robotics, and ...

Real-time face tracking has evolved from a research novelty into a practical tool for interactive robotics, surveillance, and automation. Advances in ...

egoPPG is a novel vision task for egocentric systems to recover a person’s cardiac activity to aid downstream vision tasks. Our method, PulseFormer continuously estimates the person’s ...

Living apart from an aging parent brings worries: How do you know if Mom or Dad has fallen? Did they get to their destination safely? What if they wandered off? The recent disappearance of Nancy ...

The Beaufort County Sheriff's Office has increased their use of automatic license plate recognition (ALPR) cameras, investing around $400,000 in the technology. The cameras are used to track and ...

Ring was the subject of significant backlash earlier this month, after a poorly received Super Bowl ad drew attention to its surveillance cameras' AI-powered Search Party feature. Though advertised as ...

Late last month, The Information reported that Apple was developing an AI wearable — an AirTag-sized pendant with cameras that could be pinned to a user’s shirt. Now, Bloomberg writes that the ...

Whether you like it or not [We don't. —Ed.], speed and traffic cameras are a growing feature of urban driving in many U.S. cities, including New York City. The technology is often focused on reducing ...

Apple is accelerating development of AI-powered smart glasses designed to pair with iPhone, with production targeted for late 2026 and a potential launch in 2027. Apple's new wearable, code-named N50, ...

First look: SlimeVR is broadening its motion-tracking ecosystem with a new generation of compact, inexpensive devices that promise full-body coverage without the need for base stations or camera ...

Surveillance cameras have become ubiquitous, allowing police to tap into private feeds to solve crimes, track who’s taking a Cape Cod holiday, or follow the path of a mass shooter through a leafy ...