The LUKE Arm, an advanced prosthetic with touch sensation developed by University of Utah researchers, was featured before the Big Game and is edging towards mainstream use with FDA attention.

SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launch from Vandenberg AFB caused a spectacle visible from Las Vegas to Northern Arizona, sparking social media buzz and local inquiries.

Lyft plans to launch autonomous robotaxis in Dallas by 2026 through a partnership with Marubeni, using Mobileye Drive technology. CEO David Risher sees the expansion as a promise to connect and serve.

Butlr's thermal sensors provide smart building intelligence while respecting privacy, used in facilities like nursing homes and offices without recording visual data.

NY Governor Hochul bans DeepSeek AI app on government devices due to cybersecurity and data privacy concerns, emphasizing protection from foreign threats.

NY Governor Hochul announces a $60 million investment in NYC's EV charging infrastructure, with Revel adding 267 new charging stalls to advance the state's green economy goals.

A deep learning tool developed by researchers from MIT and Harvard Medical School shows promise in predicting heart failure using ECG data, potentially easing the healthcare system's burden by preventing hospitalizations.

The University of Utah reaffirmed its dedication to research, adjusting to new NIH funding rates while promoting continued innovation and resilience through frequent meetings and VPR Townhalls.

CLEAR, a biometric identity service, launched at Portland International Airport to expedite security checks and streamline traveler experience, while promising economic benefits and local job creation.

MIT scientists have developed a new method for validating spatial predictions, such as weather or air quality forecasts, which improves upon traditional methods by accounting for spatial correlations in data.

Illinois Congressman Eric Sorensen reintroduced the QUIET Act to mandate that AI-generated voices disclose their nature during robocalls, with violators facing fines.

6K, a company using microwave plasma technology for cleaner production of critical materials, is expanding in the US. This technology may reduce environmental impact and reliance on foreign sources for materials used in batteries and electronics.

Regional attorneys general, including New York's Letitia James, demand refunds for Optimum customers amidst a blackout of MSG Networks due to a dispute with Altice USA.