The future leaves
signals in time.

A wearable EEG patch is reported to record stable brain signals over 24 hours, including during sleep. Traditional EEG systems are often uncomfortable and typically limited to controlled testing environments, and reliable long-duration recording has faced technical and practical challenges.

GM's chief product officer says dropping radar 'ignores physics,' and the automaker will not adopt a camera-only approach for self-driving cars. Tesla is known for its camera-only approach to autonomous driving.

The Vera C. Rubin Observatory may have discovered an object that could be the solar system's sixth dwarf planet. Located farther from Earth than Pluto, the object was hidden in the light of the Milky Way's stars.

NASA invited media to witness the completion of a yearlong Mars simulation. Four volunteers, who spent 378 days in isolation at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, will exit their habitat on October 31. Data from the simulation will assist NASA in developing future methods.

AI tools and software for protein and genome design now support natural language input. This allows users to specify the type of protein they want the AI to create.

According to STAT, Artiva is shutting down after two deaths occurred in a cell therapy trial for autoimmune disease. The report notes the recent deaths are setbacks for drug companies' interest in applying cancer therapy strategies to autoimmune diseases.

CleanTechnica highlights a shipping decarbonization factsheet from Future Cleantech Architects (FCA), a German nonprofit think tank. It covers the range of policy options competing for attention, including batteries, biofuels, methanol, ammonia, hydrogen, wind assistance, shore power, nuclear propulsion and onboard carbon capture.

The context is sparse. The headline states that LFM3 can be used to build specialized multimodal models.

Rob Potter, head of policy and advocacy at the Smart Energy Council, examined the potential benefits of commercial and industrial (C&I) solar and energy storage in Australia. He called for a unified strategy to support deployment, noting that regulatory barriers remain.

The FDA has provided new details on a quicker approval pathway for personalized gene therapies. Rare disease advocates welcomed the move, which is aimed at speeding access to treatments.

Hugging Face published an item asking whether LLMs can be trusted to judge whether a research idea is novel. Further details are sparse; the available context does not state the methods, findings or conclusions.

India has 5.3GWh of operational battery energy storage system (BESS) capacity, with a further 185GWh of projects under development, according to Prashant Bhamu, deputy director of integrated resources planning at the Central Electricity Authority (CEA), part of the Ministry of Power.

Voxel Playground has launched on Steam for PC VR today. This follows a major update to the original Quest release that occurred earlier this month.

An NVIDIA technical blog post describes fine-tuning the Nemotron model so it understands local rules, not just local languages. The context notes that as AI adoption expands globally, people across languages and cultures are using it in more aspects of daily life.

Singapore has set a long-term solar target of 4 GW for 2035. To achieve this, the nation is pooling government solar demand and testing installations on facades, heritage roofs, and temporary worksites.

Algeria has inaugurated a 300 MW solar plant located in the eastern province of El Oued. It is the country's largest operational photovoltaic project to date.

Ford is rolling out two new chargers that possess V2X capability. These chargers are capable of powering a home or the grid, and the Ford Fathom is noted as the cheapest American EV capable of this function.