Products — Page 13
Launches, updates, hands-on coverage.
- Heart Aerospace redesigns its hybrid plane for 36 seats as JSX commits to 50
The deposit-backed agreement replaces part of a 2023 letter of intent; the aircraft is targeting service in 2031, pending FAA certification.
- WhiteFiber launches a two-site GPU supercluster as performance testing continues
CEO Sam Tabar is selling a way to pool compute across 83 kilometers; final fiber testing to confirm commercial specifications remains underway.
- Jon Miller launches Phave to make marketing automation reason through buying groups
The Marketo co-founder says Phave replaces rule-built campaigns with individualized sequences; the platform reached general availability in August and starts at $36,000 a year.
- Meta opens waitlist for AI tools that turn prompts into games for its social feeds
Horizon Create targets phones and Horizon Studio runs in a browser; both remain in gradual early access, with creator payouts still short on detail.
- Doltgres adds multidimensional arrays as it fills PostgreSQL compatibility gaps
The September 24th release handles nested arrays and their PostgreSQL functions, extending the product's post-1.0 push to behave like the database it aims to complement.
- Skydio adds a fixed-wing drone that launches and lands without a ground crew
CEO Adam Bry's latest aircraft extends the autonomy work behind Skydio from MIT research to dock-based infrastructure and emergency-response missions.
- Amap launches Qianyu, turning location data into no-code workflows
Amap says the no-code platform packages location analysis and fleet tasks into natural-language workflows. The launch extends a service that reported more than 170 million daily active users in 2025, while competing with established mapping APIs.
- Uber adds airport discounts and battery-aware trip matching for EV rides
Dara Khosrowshahi's new package spans cheaper airport pickups, battery-aware trip matching and delivery targets, as Uber's own scorecard shows gaps against earlier goals.
- Dolt adds wildcard filters so MySQL replicas can skip table families
Dolt can now mirror selected MySQL tables, giving teams a way to add queryable history without moving their primary database.
- Meta prices its 100-gram VR glasses at $1,300, with a puck in your pocket
Mark Zuckerberg's company says the glasses ship in spring 2027; a tethered puck carries their compute, battery and storage, and the full system is rated for three hours of media playback.
- Wasmer adds a Swift SDK for running sandboxed Python and Node.js on iPhone
The iOS backend uses WebKit inside a hidden WKWebView, requires iOS 27 or later and remains experimental; Wasmer says its demo app has not entered review.
- Skydio unveils a 100-mph drone that launches from a robotic dock
CEO Adam Bry says the fixed-wing F10 can fly 30 miles from its dock; Skydio's own materials differ on how long a flight lasts.
- Nous Research adds live screens and human takeover to Hermes agents
The Bot Screen streams a bot's Linux desktop into Hermes Desktop, where a user can take control for logins, CAPTCHAs and other steps.
- Anthropic launches Claude Marketplace for software, connectors and consultants
Anthropic's September 23rd launch brings more than 2,000 connectors and plugins, Claude-powered products and enterprise implementation partners into one catalog.
- ForensicDbg gives AI agents interpreted crash dumps, not a pile of hex
Founder Loren McQuade built a Windows x86/x64 debugger that reconstructs missing minidump memory and exposes its analysis through MCP; the product remains in private beta.
- Awear launches a portable AI platform for smart glasses
Founder Ash Saulsbury says users should carry their agents across brands, while device makers retain control over the experiences built around them.
- CodexBar adds three providers, bringing its AI usage tracker to 80
Peter Steinberger's September 22nd release added Charm Hyper, GitKraken AI and Bifrost, alongside a JavaScript plugin system for new integrations.
- S-AIDC puts an AI image processor in orbit, one satellite at a time
S-AIDC founder Liu Mingtao is extending Beijing's terrestrial compute business into orbit with a satellite designed to analyze Earth imagery before it reaches the ground.
- Ahead of Meta Connect, Muse's Mac app shows an email address for your AI assistant
A gated setup flow lets users choose an @muse.ai address for their agent, but the client inspection cannot show whether Meta will enable it at Connect.
- Waymo offers $2.85 for transit connections, starting with its own employees
Bay Area riders will need a linked Visa card; Waymo also plans to lease 40 Caltrain parking spaces for staged robotaxis.
- DoltHub gives MongoDB changes a commit history, with one security catch
DumboDB can join a replica set as a read-only change sink, but replication V1 cannot connect when authentication or TLS is enabled.
- OSCP opens its ROS 2 driver to get photonic sensors into robots
Kazem Zandi's Montreal company is making its MK2 sensors easier to integrate as it brings them to ROSCon in Toronto.
- Coverage Cat offers umbrella checkout through personal AI agents
Max Cho and Gabriel Botelho's five-state brokerage lets assistants prefill applications and follow offers toward payment, with shopper confirmation before submission.
- XChat launches X Numbers, private codes that bypass closed inboxes
The optional, refreshable codes let people reach a user's main Chat inbox and place calls without a mutual follow.