Robotics and artificial intelligence are converging at an unprecedented pace, driving breakthroughs in automation, perception, and human-machine collaboration. Staying current with these advancements requires following specialized sources that deliver technical depth, research updates, and industry insights. The following list highlights 12 of the most authoritative robotics and AI-focused blogs and websites to track in 2025.…
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# Introduction
You just pushed your Python app to production, and suddenly everything breaks. The app worked perfectly on your laptop, passed all tests in CI, but now it's throwing mysterious import errors in production. Sound familiar? Or maybe you're onboarding a new developer who spends three days…
Introduction
Vision Language Models (VLMs) allow both text inputs and visual understanding. However, image resolution is crucial for VLM performance for processing text and chart-rich data. Increasing image resolution creates significant challenges. First, pretrained vision encoders often struggle with high-resolution images due to inefficient pretraining requirements. Running inference on high-resolution images increases computational costs and…
How Deep Think works: extending Gemini’s parallel “thinking time” Just as people tackle complex problems by taking the time to explore different angles, weigh potential solutions, and refine a final answer, Deep Think pushes the frontier of thinking capabilities by using parallel thinking techniques. This approach lets Gemini generate many ideas at once and consider…
If you're drowning in documents (and let's face it, who isn't?), you've probably realized that traditional OCR is like bringing a knife to a gunfight. Sure, it can read text, but it has no clue that the number sitting next to "Total Due" is probably more important than the one next to "Page 2 of…
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# Introduction
Writing classes in Python can get repetitive really fast. You’ve probably had moments where you’re defining an __init__ method, a __repr__ method, maybe even __eq__, just to make your class usable — and you're like, "Why am I writing the same boilerplate again and again?"
That’s…