Today: 4 June 2026

Marcin Frąckiewicz

CEO of TS2 Space and founder of TS2.tech. Expert in satellites, telecommunications, and emerging technologies, covering trends in space, AI, and connectivity.

AI Was Supposed to Replace Radiologists by 2025 – Here’s Why It Didn’t

AI Was Supposed to Replace Radiologists by 2025 – Here’s Why It Didn’t

About 75% of FDA-cleared medical AI devices target radiology, but radiologist jobs remain secure and shortages persist. Current AI tools handle narrow imaging tasks like flagging strokes or measuring lesions, but cannot replace human expertise or generalize across cases. Over 520 radiology AI devices have U.S. approval, yet regulatory, legal, and payment hurdles slow adoption. Most experts now view AI as an aid, not a replacement.
31 August 2025
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AI vs. IT Pros: Why the Robots Haven’t Taken Over Tech Jobs (Yet)

AI vs. IT Pros: Why the Robots Haven’t Taken Over Tech Jobs (Yet)

Seventy-six percent of developers are using or plan to use AI coding tools, but studies show about 80% of programming still needs human input. AI handles routine IT tasks like password resets, while people manage complex troubleshooting and strategy. Only 12% of cybersecurity professionals think AI could fully automate their jobs. Gartner predicts AI will create more tech jobs than it eliminates by 2025.
31 August 2025
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Agility Robotics’ DIGIT: The Humanoid Robot Revolutionizing Warehouse Work

Agility Robotics’ DIGIT: The Humanoid Robot Revolutionizing Warehouse Work

Agility Robotics’ DIGIT, a bipedal humanoid robot, is now operating in real warehouses, moving and stacking tote bins for companies like GXO and Amazon. DIGIT is offered via subscription at about $30 per hour, with new 2025 upgrades doubling battery life and adding safety features. Agility opened a dedicated factory in Oregon to scale up production to over 10,000 units annually. Competition includes robots from Tesla, Figure AI, and Boston Dynamics.
31 August 2025
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Popcorn-Serving Robots, Brain Chips & Billions in AI: Inside Elon Musk’s July 2025 Robotics Revolution

Tesla Optimus Gen 3: Inside the Humanoid Robot Revolutionizing Industry

Tesla built about 1,000 Optimus Gen 3 humanoid robots by mid-2025, each standing 173 cm, weighing 57 kg, and able to lift 20 kg. Public demos in 2024–2025 showed Optimus performing tasks like yoga and bartending, though some actions were teleoperated. Tesla paused supplier orders in mid-2025 for a major redesign. Sales to outside customers are planned for 2026, with a target price of $20,000.
31 August 2025
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Meet Ameca: The Humanoid Robot Wowing the World in 2025

Meet Ameca: The Humanoid Robot Wowing the World in 2025

Ameca, a humanoid robot developed by UK-based Engineered Arts, features 61 electric motors for lifelike facial and body movements and uses AI models like ChatGPT for natural conversation. The 1.87 m, 62 kg robot can smile, frown, and answer questions in multiple languages. Its modular design allows hardware upgrades, though it cannot walk yet. Ameca is built for human interaction, using cameras, microphones, and facial recognition.
31 August 2025
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MRMC Cinebot Nano vs. the Big Bots: How a Compact Camera Robot Is Shaking Up Cinematography

MRMC Cinebot Nano vs. the Big Bots: How a Compact Camera Robot Is Shaking Up Cinematography

MRMC has launched the Cinebot Nano, a compact motion-control camera robot priced from £20,000 ($27,000), featuring a 9-axis arm with 1-meter reach and 7 kg payload. The system breaks down into three airline-checkable cases and runs on AC or battery for up to 10 hours. It ships with Flair Lite software and allows manual keyframe setting. Competing systems, like Motorized Precision’s EVO, offer lower prices but with less reach and payload.
31 August 2025
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Figure 02: The Bezos-Backed Humanoid Robot Aiming to Transform Workplaces

Figure 02: The Bezos-Backed Humanoid Robot Aiming to Transform Workplaces

Figure 02, a 5’6” humanoid robot weighing 70 kg, completed autonomous assembly-line work at BMW’s Spartanburg plant in mid-2024, handling sheet-metal parts for vehicle chassis. The robot runs for five hours per charge, carries up to 25 kg, and uses a custom “Helix” AI system for language and motion. Figure AI raised $675 million in early 2024, with major investments from Jeff Bezos, Microsoft, and NVIDIA.
31 August 2025
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LeafyPod AI Planter: The Self‑Watering Gadget That Promises You’ll Never Kill a Plant Again

LeafyPod AI Planter: The Self‑Watering Gadget That Promises You’ll Never Kill a Plant Again

LeafyPod, an AI-powered self-watering planter, monitors soil and climate conditions and waters plants as needed using a 30-day reservoir and rainfall-style system. The rechargeable device connects via Bluetooth to a Wi-Fi hub and app, which identifies over 100 plant species and adapts care plans. Starter kits cost $148–$197. Pre-orders began after CES 2025, with U.S. shipments expected by fall 2025.
31 August 2025
Beatbot AquaSense 2 Review & 2025 Pool Robot Showdown

Beatbot AquaSense 2 Review & 2025 Pool Robot Showdown

Beatbot launched the AquaSense 2 cordless robotic pool cleaner in 2025, featuring a 10,000 mAh battery for up to 4 hours of cleaning and a wireless charging dock. The device scrubs floors, walls, and waterline, uses 16 sensors for navigation, and parks itself at the waterline when done. It weighs 23 lbs, retails for about $1,199, and includes a 3-year full-unit replacement warranty.
31 August 2025
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Sylvox Cinema Pro Outdoor TV: The 5,000‑Nit Beast That Outshines the Sun? (2025 Review & Comparison)

Sylvox Cinema Pro Outdoor TV: The 5,000‑Nit Beast That Outshines the Sun? (2025 Review & Comparison)

Sylvox’s Cinema Pro outdoor TVs feature Helio QLED mini-LED panels reaching 3,500–5,000 nits peak brightness for visibility in direct sunlight. The IP55-rated metal chassis withstands rain, dust, and temperatures from -22°F to 122°F. Models range from 65″ ($5,499) to 110″ ($59,999). Reviewers cite unmatched brightness but note high prices and less refined design compared to Samsung’s Terrace.
31 August 2025
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Withings Omnia Smart Bed Unveiled – Features, Price & How It Compares to Sleep Number and Eight Sleep

Withings Omnia Smart Bed Unveiled – Features, Price & How It Compares to Sleep Number and Eight Sleep

Withings unveiled the Omnia, an AI-powered smart mirror that performs 360-degree health scans, at CES 2025. The device measures weight, heart rate, blood pressure, ECG, body composition, and sleep apnea, and features an AI vocal assistant and telemedicine integration. Omnia is not yet for sale, with no announced price or release date. Competing smart beds from Sleep Number and Eight Sleep focus on sleep environment and cost $1,099 to $4,700.
31 August 2025
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Swann EVO Wireless Solar Camera – Can This Solar Security Cam Outsmart Arlo & Ring?

Swann EVO Wireless Solar Camera – Can This Solar Security Cam Outsmart Arlo & Ring?

Swann’s EVO 2K Solar Camera records in 2K resolution with a 120° field of view and infrared night vision up to 8 meters. The camera operates wire-free on a rechargeable battery, topped up by a mini solar panel needing about 45 minutes of sunlight daily. Footage is stored locally on a microSD card with no subscription required. Launched at $129.99, it is weatherproof and works with Alexa and Google Assistant.
31 August 2025
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Nikon Z5II Shocks the Camera World: A Budget Full-Frame That Punches Above Its Weight

Nikon Z5II Shocks the Camera World: A Budget Full-Frame That Punches Above Its Weight

Nikon announced the Z5II in April 2025, featuring a 24.5MP BSI CMOS sensor, EXPEED 7 processor, and flagship-level autofocus for $1,699.95 body-only. The camera shoots up to 14 fps, records 4K/30p video uncropped, and is the first to offer 12-bit N-RAW to SD. It includes a 3.69M-dot OLED EVF, fully articulating LCD, dual UHS-II slots, and robust weather-sealed construction.
30 August 2025
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Canon EOS R50 V: Canon’s New Budget Vlogging Beast or Bust?

Canon EOS R50 V: Canon’s New Budget Vlogging Beast or Bust?

Canon launched the EOS R50 V in April 2025 for $649.99, targeting vloggers with 4K60p video, 10-bit recording, and a cooling fan for extended shoots. The camera drops the viewfinder and flash for a lighter body, adds a front record button, tally lamp, and side tripod mount. No in-body stabilization, but lens OIS and digital IS are supported. Still photo features remain, but video modes dominate the controls.
30 August 2025
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Sony RX1R III: 2025’s Pocket-Sized Powerhouse and Its Competition

Sony RX1R III: The $5,000 Compact Powerhouse That Has Photographers Buzzing

Sony’s RX1R III features a 61MP full-frame sensor paired with a fixed Zeiss 35mm f/2 lens in a compact magnesium alloy body. It uses the latest BIONZ XR processor and AI autofocus with 693 phase-detect points. The camera lacks in-body stabilization, has a fixed LCD, no weather-sealing, and modest battery life. List price is about $5,099 USD, targeting enthusiasts seeking high image quality in a small form.
30 August 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • US Orange Inc Taps Advisors for Nasdaq IPO Preparation
    June 3, 2026, 8:03 PM EDT. US Orange Inc, an AR (augmented reality) glasses maker, has engaged financial advisors to prepare for a potential initial public offering (IPO) on the Nasdaq stock exchange, signaling plans to raise capital. Co-founded by Silicon Valley inventor Darwin Hu and MAS Capital, US Orange aims to leverage growing interest in AR technology. The IPO aims to provide funding for product development and market expansion in the competitive AR sector. Nasdaq is a major U.S. stock exchange known for tech listings. The move underscores increased investor enthusiasm in AR startups seeking to go public.

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PVH Shares Drop After Results, But Quarter Wasn’t the Issue

PVH Shares Drop After Results, But Quarter Wasn’t the Issue

4 June 2026
PVH shares plunged 18.7% to $79.00 after hours as the Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger owner slashed its full-year revenue outlook to roughly flat, citing ongoing pressure in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, overshadowing a first-quarter profit beat and signaling weaker second-quarter sales.
Nu Holdings Shares Fall After Analyst Downgrades and CFO Change

Nu Holdings Shares Fall After Analyst Downgrades and CFO Change

4 June 2026
Nu Holdings sank 2.43% to $11.64 after a second analyst downgrade in two days, as Susquehanna and BofA cited falling margins, rising credit risk, and uncertainty from an upcoming CFO change; credit loss allowances jumped 33% last quarter, while risk-adjusted net interest margin fell to 9.5%, raising concerns about Nu’s growth premium amid broader weakness in Brazilian bank stocks.
Intel shares snap losing streak as Wall Street eyes CPU rebound

Intel shares snap losing streak as Wall Street eyes CPU rebound

4 June 2026
Intel soared 4.43% to $112.71, snapping a five-day losing streak, after unveiling new Xeon 6+ CPUs and rack-scale AI infrastructure at Computex, positioning CPUs as central to AI buildouts and sparking renewed investor interest despite ongoing risks from rivals and rising chip costs.
Five Below Drops After Strong Quarter as Traders React

Five Below Drops After Strong Quarter as Traders React

4 June 2026
Five Below stock plunged 12.6% after hours to $194.87 despite first-quarter sales and profit beating estimates and raised full-year guidance, as investors focused on management’s warnings about rising fuel costs, sticky inflation, and a tougher consumer backdrop that could threaten the chain’s strong sales momentum.
Netskope Shares Fall After Earnings Beat

Netskope Shares Fall After Earnings Beat

4 June 2026
Netskope shares plunged nearly 20% after hours to $9.96 as investors focused on negative free cash flow of $57.2 million and slowing net new ARR, despite 28% revenue growth and a raised 2027 forecast, leaving the stock well below its $19 IPO price and highlighting concerns over sales execution and cash generation.
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