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Boston Dynamics Spot Robot Google Gemini
Boston Dynamics’ Spot, a four-legged machine that has been making its way through factories, warehouses, and power plants on its own for years, can now connect to the Orbit platform and the AIVI-Learning tool. This Google Gemini-powered program uses the photos to provide reports on safety, equipment health, and cleanliness. The system has done well with easy tasks, but when scenarios become cluttered, things become a little hazy.

Auto Spatialization Google XR Headset Apps
Software is being rolled out to Samsung Galaxy XR devices beginning April 7th, and one of the new features is an experimental setting that adds a new dimension to 2D material inside the headset. Auto Spatialization handles the translation from 2D to 3D so you don’t have to edit a single web page’s code or modify any apps, allowing you to continue watching YouTube or browsing the web while seeing the sites come to life in 3D with layers that provide a sense of depth and space.

OpenAI Sora Shutting Down
OpenAI has quietly pulled the plug on Sora, announcing the shutdown on social media this morning with a brief thank you to everyone who used the app to create and share videos. The company acknowledged the decision would disappoint many users but offered no explanation for it. Sora launched last September as a mobile app built around a video generation model of the same name, and its run has come to an abrupt end less than a year later

Google Nano Banana 2 AI Image Generator Launch
Google just launched Nano Banana 2, and this model produces professional-grade photos at warp speed while still providing the kind of control you’d only get from premium models in the past. Powered by the Gemini 3.1 Flash architecture, it replaces the previous Nano Banana on all main platforms. Users now have access to significantly more detail, richer textures, and brilliant lighting in every photo. You may create photographs ranging from ultra low-resolution to 4K, and you have complete control over how they appear, whether you want a square portrait or a vast, theatrical scene.