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- Applied Electrodynamics unveiled wall-seeing radio imaging; the handheld comes next
Four Apple and Humane veterans say WaveSight maps hidden pipes and wiring to 1 mm accuracy; the product is still collecting preorder registrations.
- RonanRx entered YC promising personalized GLP-1s; service currently stops at Texas
Lloyd Armbrust and Emily Colman are pairing physician-set dosing with a separate compounding pharmacy while marketing a broader national buildout.
- Cosmic Robotics joins YC with a 10,000-pound robot already installing solar panels
James Emerick and Lewis Jones are taking Cosmic-1 from utility-scale solar sites into data centers while NASA funds a separate lunar robot.
- three.ws documents its open-source stack for 3D agents with wallets
three.ws says Nicholas Resendez's six-person team combines 3D generation, animation, model routing, browser embeds and USDC payments in one stack.
- OpenRelay launches one inference API across GPUs, TPUs and Trainium
OpenRelay says its network handles 100B tokens weekly across 22 locations while routing jobs by cost, latency and availability.
- Machina Labs' RoboCraftsman panel flew on a repaired Air Force C-17
The July 30th flight put RoboCraftsman hardware on a crewed military aircraft after the Air Force compressed a repair measured in years into months.
- Instinct is building a Mac app for iMessages and local browser tasks
A leaked beta panel also shows WHOOP access, extending Noah Shinn's invite-only agent deeper into users' devices and health data.
- RuntimeWire launches a Grok Bot to brief the AI economy
The shared agent briefs startup, funding and founder news, then checks primary sources before answering.
- Sanctuary AI's June robot-brain strategy targets factory arms it does not build
Sanctuary AI claimed a 99.5%+ result in June; Forbes later reported 99.5% success across 313 wire-plugging trials, which CEO Daniel Friedmann called a proof of concept.
- Sony and Warner sue Anthropic's founders over alleged training-data piracy
Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell accuse Anthropic and its founders of copying tens of thousands of compositions for Claude and seek up to $150,000 per infringed work.
- Saildrone fires two JAGMs from its wind-powered Surveyor
The RIMPAC test linked the autonomous vessel to a carrier strike group and paired its sensors with an MH-60S helicopter for passive electronic warfare.
- Flock gives 2,000 organizations access to one suburb's plate data
Several dozen Alpharetta cameras feed a national sharing network whose permissions, searches and safeguards now pose a governance test for Flock's founders.
- Lupin Dental raises €15M to put veneer preparation in a robot
Fynveur supplied €10M after the dentist-founded system secured clearance in India and certification for Great Britain.
- OpenAI proposes cutting Cursor model access after SpaceX acquisition
OpenAI says Cursor's direct access to its models would end November 12th under a proposal issued after SpaceX acquired the AI coding editor.
- Sutro publishes a handbook for AI systems that decide instead of create
Founder Seth Kimmel is turning Sutro's batch-inference roots into a broader pitch for measurable, repeatable decision models.
- Jordy Zomer built a Datalog engine so AI agents can forget correctly
Lemmalog separates fuzzy LLM extraction from deterministic facts, provenance and retractions, with early benchmarks showing promise and gaps.
- Lightwheel releases 10,000 hours of robot data, with 90,000 more planned
The release puts founder Steve Xie's Lightwheel data in front of robotics developers who may later need its simulation and evaluation tools.
- RuntimeWire keeps its INSiDE members chat free, for now
The August 28th reminder points readers to a 31-member lounge where stories automatically become discussions with staff and subscribers.
- Sesame launches a Windows password vault with sync still off
The public beta keeps passwords and 2FA data on-device, publishes its code under AGPL, and arrives before its independent security review is complete.
- Dave Plummer ships TMOG, a native Task Manager for three operating systems
Plummer says a 107-page specification and Claude Code helped him build separate native apps around a shared C++ metrics core.
- Lila says three scientists designed a CAR-T candidate in months
The preclinical result offers a test of Lila's autonomous-science pitch, though the company has not published the underlying data.
- Stephen Coates launches Twitter.now to turn moderation into a user setting
Operation Bluebird says its web app has a few hundred users, a planned trust system and an unresolved trademark fight with X.
- VINCUE reports $73.2M equity sale, leaves investors and structure unclear
The SEC filing counts seven investors, reports $2.4M in commissions and lists one Wavecrest-linked director, while leaving the transaction's structure unclear.
- Perplexity takes all three top spots in Artificial Analysis' search API test
Its medium setting scored 80 at about $0.091 per task, beating rivals while landing in the middle of the latency table.