beautiful

[beautiful @ashesmashez]

Times never go.🏧

[Cavs | New Project @cavsua]

Asmr helps for sleep

[beautiful @ashesmashez]

🍨🍧

[Kaia @kaiabriella]

Making baklava ice cream at Kocaoğlu Baklava. Fresh baklava is prepared in the kitchen, then mixed with a thick cream base and packed for serving. Turkish dessert, not anything else.

[beautiful @ashesmashez]

Done

[Cora Richardson @CoraRichar50113]

Turning Simple Lines into Colorful Art

[Bllury @Bllury]

Pink obsession. 💗

[Cinematic Pulse 🔥🎬 @Cinematicpulse7]

The sense of celestial oppression hits the universe, astronomy, planet, sense of oppression specia

[Culture Gems @rpmculture]

🦋

[Cosmic Ants @ItsCosmicAnts]

WHY NOT💎

[Hoogarden @0xHoogarden]

THIS IS WHAT PHYSICAL AI LOOKS LIKE IN 2026

A $65,000 humanoid robot is standing in a room playing what looks like a kids’ game on a giant screen. And somehow, this ridiculous looking moment is actually a pretty serious demonstration of where robotics is heading.

The robot isn’t sitting behind a computer pressing buttons. It has a physical body, cameras, sensors and motors, and it has to turn what it sees on the screen into actual movements in the real world. Every step, balance adjustment and reaction has to happen through the machine’s body.

So yeah, we’re at the point where a $65K robot can spend its day playing children’s games. It sounds completely absurd. But teaching a robot to understand simple environments, react to visual information and control its body is exactly the kind of foundation that could eventually let these machines handle much more useful tasks.

Today: kids’ games.
Tomorrow: warehouses, factories, construction sites and homes.

Physical AI is getting weirdly real.

[Deniss @learnodd]

THEY PUT HER IN THE POOL AND CALLED IT A SPEC.

Villa. Palm trees. Blue suit.
He lets go of the shoulder.
She floats.
He smiles like a salesman.

Check out our new durability test.
Silicone skin is fully waterproof.
Notice the incredible realism.

That is not a swim.
That is the pitch.

The quoted post already split the aisle.
$16k worker sells a shift.
This unit is not the worker.
It does not climb out.
It does not clock in.
It holds still in water so the skin can pass on camera.

Soft waterproof layer runs $800 to $2,500.
A standing body with that skin sits $8k to $14k.
Full social stack people actually quote is $40k to $90k, not the six-figure brochure.

Factories buy torque that stays dry on a line.
This pool buys a surface that can take water and still look like a person.

Waterproof is the feature.
The invoice is the product.

[Noelle @Noelle20_04]

Satisfied ASMR marker color drawing it's cute

[Bri @Datsme147]

Even on oxygen, the collection still comes first. Soft life doesn't clock out.

[CLARA | FASHION STORE IN LAGOS @claracrocs]

🦋🦋🦋

[kaylani🫧 @bratz_dollz2]

I still can’t believe I’m a girl mom 🥹🌸🎀

[beautiful @ashesmashez]

📺

[FOX26Houston @FOX26Houston]

Flames were seen swirling along the leading edge of a wildfire that has scorched dozens of acres in Park County, Texas, on Tuesday.

[Starlink @Starlink]

Get connected with fast, reliable internet for streaming, video calls, online gaming and more.

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🤑

[The Universe @TheUniverse_CBS]

A tsunami on a global scale… Could humanity survive it? 🌊🌍