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Apple Expanding Universal Clipboard to Windows PCs for EU Users

Apple is working on enabling iPhone-to-Windows copy-paste functionality for users in the European Union. The feature would allow seamless clipboard sharing between iOS devices and Windows PCs, essentially extending Apple's existing Universal Clipboard—currently limited to Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Vision Pro—to Windows systems. The development stems

FCC Adds Mobile Robots Over 2 kg to Foreign Equipment Ban List

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has added mobile, communicating robots weighing more than 2 kilograms to its "Covered List," which identifies communications equipment and services deemed to pose national security threats. The FCC's Covered List, originally published in 2021, now encompasses advanced robotic devices

Police Instructed to Conceal Flock License Plate Reader Usage

Internal guidance obtained by 404 Media shows that police departments using Flock Safety's automatic license plate reader (ALPR) systems have been explicitly directed to conceal their use of the technology. The instructions reportedly state: "DO NOT MENTION ALPR USAGE TO THE OCCUPANTS OF THE VEHICLE. DO NOT

AI System Completes Autonomous Fighter Intercepts in X-62 VISTA Flight Tests

Lockheed Martin Skunk Works, in collaboration with the US Air Force Test Pilot School, has completed a series of flight tests featuring AI-driven autonomous intercept maneuvers aboard the X-62A VISTA (Variable In-flight Simulator Test Aircraft). The sensor-driven AI system demonstrated the ability to conduct fighter intercept profiles without direct pilot

How New Satellites and AI Are Transforming Wildfire Detection

The Evolution of Wildfire Detection Wildfire seasons have grown increasingly severe in recent years, making early detection more critical than ever. New generations of Earth-observation satellites equipped with advanced sensors are now capable of identifying heat signatures and smoke plumes in near-real-time, dramatically reducing the gap between ignition and detection.

Robotic Technology Shows Promise for Early Lung Cancer Detection

The Promise of Robotic Cancer Detection Lung cancer remains one of the most challenging diseases to treat, largely because symptoms often appear only after the disease has progressed to advanced stages. Early detection is widely recognized as critical to improving survival rates, and researchers are increasingly turning to robotic and

US AI Deal Brings Autonomous Targeting to 50,000 Ukrainian Drones

A significant military technology deal is bringing artificial intelligence capabilities to Ukraine's drone fleet. According to Ars Technica, a US company is supplying AI systems that enable Ukraine's relatively inexpensive "kamikaze" drones to independently identify and track targets. The $100 million agreement will upgrade