The Tardis-blue Meta Lab NYC store on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan is no longer a pop-up shop. Meta announced on Wednesday that the skateboarding-themed glasses store is now a “permanent flagship location,” where it will continue selling its AI smart glasses and Meta Quest headsets.
Boox announced on Monday that it’s launching an updated version of its Android-powered monochrome ePaper tablet, the Boox Go 10.3 Gen II. The “Lumi” edition includes a dual-tone front light, which could make the new version of the Go 10.3 easier to use in low-light conditions.
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During GTC on Monday, Nvidia announced it’s launching NemoClaw, an agentic AI platform that adds privacy and security protections to the autonomous AI platform OpenClaw by running it in an “isolated sandbox” environment:
NemoClaw uses Nvidia Agent Toolkit software to optimize OpenClaw in a single command. It installs OpenShell to provide open models and an isolated sandbox that adds data privacy and security to autonomous agents. This provides the missing infrastructure layer beneath claws to give them the access they need to be productive, while enforcing policy-based security, network and privacy guardrails.
On Monday, MotionVFX announced on its website that it’s “joining the Apple team.” MotionVFX is the developer behind a suite of tools for Apple-owned Final Cut Pro, including several AI features like AI upscaling and captions. The suite is currently still available as a monthly subscription catered toward creators, similar to Apple’s Creator Studio subscription.
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