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A short X video shows the robot upgrade, but DEEP Robotics did not publish payload numbers, pricing or deployment details.

The browser-based coding company is pushing beyond code into websites, apps, decks, videos, and partner perks for new businesses.

The founders say their software reads code, job scripts and cluster telemetry before SLURM or Kubernetes runs a workload, aiming to cut wasted compute without becoming the scheduler.

New AI Models hub at runtimewire.com/models tracks pricing, speed, and live usage across major models, with continuous updates and price history views.

Meshy says creators can brainstorm and build 3D assets by chatting, skipping traditional modeling software; technical specs and formats were not included in the announcement.

The Zig creator says a reworked build pipeline that caches config and runs an optimized maker process is on main and slated for 0.17.0.

Ritwik Pavan says he saw an early build and called it an awesome tool for travelers, linking to @fdavidsont ahead of a Monday launch.

Solo builder Human Thomas says he got into YC with $40k monthly revenue and is launching Thomas, a virtual human whose only job is to make money.

In a post on X, vLLM listed "Native weight syncing APIs" to standardize weight transfer; the second upgrade was not visible in the shared snippet.

Shift will cover pro cleaners if residents allow first-person video of tasks, anonymized and licensed for AI and robotics training, with free service offered for a limited time.

Built by Oculus-era founders, Sesame is shipping a public iOS preview and framing its assistant as a collection of personal agents, with intelligent eyewear slated for 2027.

Adds a five-level Thinking selector, research-preview fast mode at 2.5x speed, and dynamic workflows that spin up hundreds of subagents in Claude Code.

A cofounder framed Bluedot AI's mission as capture every meeting without a bot; today's update was announced in a retweeted post but specifics were not included in the snippet.

Announced by @whoiskatrin on X and amplified by Mike Nomitch, the release appears to target developers building on Cloudflare Workers but arrived without docs or a repo link.

Announced in a brief X post amplified by Robert Scoble, Screendrop pitches open-source screenshots with self-hosting via R2 and a tiny hono worker.

A Facebook friend got one as a gift and I had to know more. Yes, there is a battery at the table. Kirin's new cup and renewed spoon use weak current to boost perceived saltiness and umami, with Japan online sales starting Sep 9th and retail in November.

LimX Dynamics is positioning Luna for public-facing roles, but the X post offered no specs, pricing, or timeline to back the mass-deliverable claim.

Zhou's team links raw EHR, web, and chest X-ray tools, and reports open-source SOTA after distilling Claude Opus 4.6 into a 35B model.

Eligible U.S. Premium subscribers get a day-long purchase window before general sale, with no added fees from Spotify and bot checks tied to fan engagement.

Local-first personal intelligence that connects iMessage, Gmail, Calendar, Slack, Notion, Figma, Health, WhatsApp, and more with data stored as local files; plans start at $30/month or a $99 lifetime license; waitlist at patina.md.

Built by a former dev agency operator, CtrlOps generates shell commands you approve, adds one-click GitHub deploys, and claims 60-to-5 minute setups with no server agents.

ReactVision Studio is a web-based visual editor that lets React Native teams drag-and-drop 3D scenes, generate assets with AI, preview on devices with StudioGo, and ship to iOS, Android, and Meta Quest from one codebase; the MIT-licensed SDK is Expo compatible and reports 100K+ npm installs.

Free access is available via APIFree, plus a faster lite variant and an OpenAI-compatible agent chat API with thinking mode, tool calls, and long-context stability.

He says thousands of units have shipped and hundreds of companies are deploying, with SDKs live at MentraGlass.com and international expansion targeted later this year.