In Silicon Valley, the garage culture has birthed many tech legends, and Christoph Kohstall's garage may be the next. Inside his workspace, electrical components, workbenches, and mechanical tools are scattered everywhere, but the most striking feature is the red industrial beams on the ceiling—a gantry system used to stabilize robots during testing. Kohstall is the founder of Kind Humanoid, a startup developing a bipedal robot called Mona. Though their work environment appears chaotic, it is filled with innovation.

He Xiaopeng, chairman of Xpeng Motors, recently showcased the company's latest advancements in robotics technology through a video. He announced that Xpeng Motors is no longer limited to development in the Internet sector, and its technology has been successfully applied to the real-world 'hand replacement' robots.

Xiaohongshu blogger 'If the Editorial Department' utilizes AI creativity to generate animal monarch images from various countries, such as China's panda and America's eagle. These creative images have sparked heated discussions, especially the popular guinea pig representation from Canada. The application of AI text-to-image models is gradually expanding, bringing more innovation and interaction to social media platforms. This idea has led to a wealth of creative comments and continuous likes within the Xiaohongshu community, promoting secondary creation. The application of AI technology makes creativity and interaction one of the important elements of social media.

Fujitsu is developing the next-generation AI, HPC, and data center processor Monaka, which features 150 Armv9 cores. Monaka is expected to utilize 2nm technology and be released in 2027. It is equipped with the SVE2 instruction set, supporting DDR5 memory and PCIe 6.0 interfaces. Monaka employs a 3D chip design for scalability through its separated architecture. Positioned as an AI and data center processor, enhancing energy efficiency is one of its key features.