An Amazon customer in Texas was not enthused when her first drone-delivered order was dropped into her swimming pool. After hearing the loud buzzing of the drone arriving, she ran outside to record the delivery, and to her surprise, it landed in her pool.
The Shubenacadie Wildlife Park is urging residents not to take native turtles home as pets. Many of these species are threatened or endangered, so an expert has advice for the best ways the public can help protect them. https://t.co/6tNML2wwNP
Canada has quietly signed the UN Cybercrime Convention, a treaty it once opposed given fears of expanded state surveillance. The US, Japan, New Zealand, and the Netherlands still haven't signed. Russia, China, and Iran signed on day one. What is happening?
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Chinese robots fascinate visitors at Shanghai AI expo with dance, massage, and tea
The event is underway in Shanghai from July 17 to 20, featuring the latest advancements in AI-powered dexterous hands, agile humanoid robots capable of complex tasks, and interactive robotic systems designed for real-world applications in manufacturing, healthcare, and daily services
This year's event is record-breaking in scale: over 100,000 square meters of exhibition space, more than 1,100 companies, over 3,000 exhibits, and more than 300 global product debuts
The Canadian Government has caved to the pressure of the United States on the Gordie Howe Bridge.
Canadian taxpayers have paid for the entire $6 billion CAD construction and cost of the bridge.
U.S. President Donald Trump has ripped up that deal and demanded that America retains likely 50% of toll revenue collected from the bridge despite the original agreement stating that Canada would recoup the costs first before toll revenues would be split between Canada and Michigan.
The estimated timeline for Canadian taxpayers to see a return on investment went from 50 years to potentially over 100 years.
This is a sad and disappointing loss for Canada.