Perceptive Space, a startup based in Toronto, Canada, has announced its emergence from stealth mode with a $2.8 million funding round aimed at significantly enhancing the accuracy of space weather predictions through artificial intelligence technology. The company plans to develop an innovative platform to address changes in the space environment, particularly concerning the safety of satellite operations, communication systems, and ground power grids. Compared to existing forecasting agencies like the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Perceptive Space's prediction accuracy is expected to reach

The AI-controlled fully automated robot dentist developed by Perceptive in Boston has successfully completed an entire dental surgery for human patients for the first time, operating eight times faster than human doctors. This innovative technology utilizes a handheld 3D volumetric scanner and optical coherence tomography to create a three-dimensional model of the mouth, avoiding X-ray radiation, and can accurately detect 90% of cavities. The robot discusses treatment plans with the patient and human doctors before the surgery, then takes over, planning and swiftly executing the surgical process. The first specialized field is preparing for dental crowns, which typically takes two hours.

Perceptive has developed the world's first fully automated AI robot dentist, successfully performing the first complete dental surgery on human patients at a speed 8 times faster than that of human doctors. This innovation introduces the OCT3D imaging system, which uses optical coherence tomography technology to generate 3D images of the inside of teeth, providing high resolution and precise location accuracy, superior to traditional X-rays, and without radiation hazards. The motion structure method adopted by Perceptive addresses the issue of image blurriness, achieving pathological localization accuracy of 20 microns.