Biped NOA turns obstacles into spatial sound ↗
A small indoor study found fewer collisions but slower walking with the mobility aid.
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Violoop puts screen-reading computer control in a box ↗
An external AI device proposes human approval for consequential actions.
A small company takes on Nvidia's DLSS with a free AI frame-generation beta that it says runs on older Nvidia, AMD and Intel GPUs ↗
Apex Compute announced Apex Neural Rendering (ANR) on X on Nov. 11. Only the frame-generation beta is out so far, and the company says it works on Nvidia GTX 16/RTX 20 and newer, AMD RX 5000 and newer, Intel Arc and Steam Deck. It claims ANR is faster, uses less video memory and looks better than Nvidia's DLSS Frame Generation, but those are the company's own tests with no independent review yet.