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Kazem Zandi's Montreal company is making its MK2 sensors easier to integrate as it brings them to ROSCon in Toronto.

The offering follows FDA clearance for MediBot, a hand-held laparoscopic needle driver controlled by the surgeon at the bedside.

Balderton led the Belgian startup's Series A as it expands an AI-built applicant-tracking and CRM platform into the US and Asia-Pacific.

Founder Qingshan Fu built on years of HIV structural research; the candidate and the seven-month timeline remain company-reported.

Max Cho and Gabriel Botelho's five-state brokerage lets assistants prefill applications and follow offers toward payment, with shopper confirmation before submission.

Autonomy-1 is slated for Stoke Space's first Nova Pathfinder flight in 2027, after AstroForge tests its Solo software on DeepSpace-2.

Luis Mario Garcia and his Orchata co-founders are applying experience from an operationally difficult delivery business to calls, quotes, orders and ERP entry.

The proposed pre-money valuation sits 53% above the $5.55B mark Legora announced in March, as its CEO reports more than $200M in annual recurring revenue.

The new models reach ChatGPT Work, Codex and the API, with Luna priced at $0.10 per million input tokens.

Bessemer and Y Combinator backed the GitHub Actions startup, which charges for runner time while customers pay their own model providers.

The 2026-27 deployment puts district- and contractor-operated buses on CMX under a five-year transportation-management contract worth up to $20.8 million.

A 5,000-record sample contained names, addresses, phone numbers and spouse details, while the full scope remains unverified.

The optional, refreshable codes let people reach a user's main Chat inbox and place calls without a mutual follow.

Markus Persson's reversal follows months of criticism, a hiring struggle and experiments using Claude for development work.

The cited benchmark pages still show Gradium's existing model at 217ms to 236ms, leaving the beta's test conditions to be reconciled.

Smash Capital led the Series B as Firecrawl launched Alexandria, a single interface for specialized datasets from 100-plus sources.

Artificial Analysis ranks the high-effort fallback system third at 54, while Anthropic cut per-token prices 20% from Opus 5.

Alexandr Wang is adding another commerce rail to Meta's two-week-old agent, even as Amazon shows merchants can still refuse the bot.

Atai and Uli Barkai are using a four-agent travel demo to frame OpenBot as the open-source alternative to SpaceXAI's managed agent service, even if the clip is no benchmark.

Tuesday's rumored double launch became three official models, with OpenAI pricing GPT-6 Sol at $2/$10 and Luna at $0.10/$0.50 per million tokens.

Code in desktop build 26.9.4 shows a new-email event, seven filters and backend subscription routes behind an internal allowlist.

Andrew Schwartz and Bhavik Patel return after Toast acquired xtraCHEF for $48M, with Michael Schulson shaping an agent layer piloting at 100 restaurant locations.

Duncan Barrigan is extending Lunos from invoice chasing into cash planning, with live accounting data and plain-English scenarios.

Atum wants settlement providers to compete for stablecoin payments while it issues no currency, operates no blockchain and takes no custody of customer funds.