Nvidia said Hugging Face hosts over 3 million models and is used by over 18 million developers.
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Hohem has unveiled the Eyepic, a handheld stabilized camera designed to stand out against rivals like DJI and Insta360. The device uses a three-axis gimbal and a rotating preview screen, similar to products such as the Osmo Pocket 4 and Insta360 Luna Ultra. Its key differentiator is a magnetic camera module that can be detached and used as a standalone wearable or mountable action camera. The Eyepic supports 4K video recording at up to 60fps and can switch between vertical and horizontal orientations.
Tom Conrad, who joined Sonos's board before stepping in as interim CEO during the company's troubled 2024 app redesign, became permanent CEO roughly a year ago. In a recent interview, Conrad reflected on how the botched app overhaul nearly derailed the brand and the structural changes he made to stabilise the company. He reframed Sonos as both a hardware and software business, emphasising that all its products must work together as a unified system. To that end, Sonos is launching a new platform called Sonos 27, which Conrad describes as a fresh foundation designed to improve how every device in the ecosystem functions together. The platform also explores AI assistant integration, though a strained relationship with Google means Gemini is currently unavailable on Sonos devices.
SwitchBot has unveiled the Lock Ultra Max Vision Pro Combo, a retrofit smart lock announced at IFA aimed at European homeowners. The device supports up to 19 ways to unlock a door, including fingerprint scans, passcodes, NFC cards, and contactless facial or palm vein recognition. Remote, voice, smartwatch, and app-based access are also supported, enabling multi-user entry without a traditional key. The combo package includes the Keypad Vision Pro, Hub Mini Matter, and the Lock Ultra Max unit, priced at €339.99 or £339.99 (roughly $395).
DJI has unveiled the second generation of its Romo robovac lineup, introducing two models: the transparent P2 and the opaque A2. Both units are quieter, more powerful, and feature improved navigation capable of detecting obstacles as small as 2mm, including transparent objects like glass. A key upgrade is a new local-only data mode, directly addressing security vulnerabilities found in the original Romo. The robots also incorporate what DJI describes as 'human-like reasoning' to improve performance over time.
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