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I found this interesting. AgiBot claims its humanoid robots worked continuously for 64 hours on tablets production line ,inspecting 17,625 device with a reported 99% accuracy.

If these results scale beyond controlled tests ,it could be a significant step toward using humanoid robots for repetitive factory tasks .

Do you think humanoid robots will become common in manufacturing , or will specialized industrial robots remain the better choice ?

Nothing has officially unveiled the nothing phone (4b) RCB Edition, a special collaboration with the royal challengers Bangaluru (RCB) to celebrate the team championship - winning season.

The phone will be available in limited quantities and sold only in Bengaluru on July 7,2026, making it one Nothing's most exclusive release so far.

Expected Specifications:

Display:6.7inch AMOLED display

Processor:Media Tek Dimensity 7400

Dual 50MP Camera System

Battery:5000mAh

Charging:50W wired Fast Charging

Software: Nothing OS.

IBM has introduced a prototype 0.7nm AI chip that represents one of the biggest advancen semiconductor technology in recent years.

Nearly 100 billion transistor are packed into a chip roughly the size of a fingermail.

IBM expects the technology to reach commercial production within the next five years, through mass market are still some time away.