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    New 'MILK Protocol' Framework Proposed for Robotics and Cybernetics▼MILK Protocol: A Predictive Kinematic Intelligence Framework for Autonomous Reality-State Modification Author: pasjrwoctMmastodonTechnologyRobotics21 d ago

    A concept proposal called the MILK Protocol — described as a Predictive Kinematic Intelligence Framework for Autonomous Reality-State Modification — has been published by the S*A*R*A*H Research Initiative, authored by pasjrwoctx. The paper frames itself within robotics, cybernetics, autonomous systems, control theory and digital twins, outlining a framework for predictive motion intelligence and reality-state modification.

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    MultiX 6G project marks 18 months with third newsletter●MultiX Newsletter #3 is live! 📰🚀📡 Celebrating 18 months of # MultiX as we take # ISAC from lab to live deployments: 🔹 LiMmastodonTechnologyRobotics12 d ago

    The EU-funded MultiX 6G research project has published its third newsletter, celebrating 18 months of work on Integrated Sensing and Communication (ISAC). It highlights progress moving ISAC from laboratory tests to live deployments, including live demonstrations planned at MWC26, IEEE ICC and EuCNC2026, a mmWave-guided quadruped robot with Isaac Sim digital twins as a proof of concept, and contact-free e-health vital-signs sensing via the HELIX work.

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    Review maps federated AI and digital twins for African healthcare●Research review maps federated AI and digital twins for African health systems. A September 30, 2026 research paper reviMmastodonTechnologyAI11 d ago

    A research review published September 30, 2026 examines how federated AI, health data interoperability and digital twins could be applied in African and other resource-constrained health systems. The paper argues these technologies could strengthen care delivery while addressing data and infrastructure limitations, drawing attention to practical pathways for deploying advanced AI tools where resources are limited.

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    UC Berkeley builds digital twin of Pajaro Valley to model flood risks●Local News Matters Bay Area: UC Berkeley researchers create digital twin of Pajaro Valley to test future flood risks. “TMmastodonEnvironmentWeather24 d ago

    UC Berkeley researchers have created a digital twin of Pajaro Valley, the farming region along the Lower Pajaro River that divides Monterey and Santa Cruz counties, to simulate future flood risks. The communities there have suffered repeated multi-million dollar floods, and the model is intended to help test how different scenarios could affect the area.

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    Frontex unveils digital twin tech to monitor Europe's borders▼Digital Twin Frontiers: using space and data to see what is coming at Europe’s borders✉newsWorldEU Politics2 d ago

    Frontex has presented 'Digital Twin Frontiers', an initiative that combines satellite data and digital modelling to anticipate movements and events at Europe's external borders before they happen. The agency says the approach uses space-based observations and data analysis to give border authorities an early view of emerging situations. The announcement is drawing attention among those following EU border management and the growing role of technology in security policy.

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    Crypto money targets anti-crypto Ohio candidate●Silicon Valley and the Winklevoss brothers are spending big to take down an Ohio candidate. Why? He doesn't like crypto.MmastodonTechnology23 d ago

    Tech investors and the Winklevoss twins are pouring money into a campaign against an Ohio candidate who has been critical of cryptocurrency. The spending highlights how the crypto industry is using its financial muscle in US elections to defeat politicians seen as hostile to digital assets, raising questions about outside influence in state-level races.

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    ARPA-H awards University of Vermont up to $38 million for ICU AI project▼ARPA-H awards UVM up to $38M for ICU digital twin AI✉newsHealthMedicine3 d ago

    The University of Vermont has been awarded up to $38 million by ARPA-H, the US federal health research agency, to develop digital twin AI technology for intensive care units. The project aims to create virtual models of ICU patients, allowing clinicians to simulate treatments and predict outcomes before intervening, and marks a major federal investment in AI-driven critical care research.

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    Timberwolves sign multi-year radio deal with WCCO▼Timberwolves and Audacy’s News Talk 830 WCCO Announce Multi-Year Multi-Platform Partnership✉newsSportBasketball5 d ago

    The Minnesota Timberwolves and Audacy's News Talk 830 WCCO have announced a multi-year, multi-platform partnership that will carry the NBA team's programming on the Minneapolis-St. Paul news talk station. The agreement keeps Timberwolves game broadcasts and related team content on WCCO's airwaves and digital platforms for the length of the deal, extending the club's reach with Twin Cities radio audiences.

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    Digital twin tech to improve ammonia-fueled vessel safety●Digital twin technology to help improve safety of ammonia-fueled vessels✉newsTechnology3 d ago

    Digital twin technology is being developed to improve the safety of ammonia-fueled vessels. Ammonia is seen as a promising zero-carbon shipping fuel, but it is toxic and requires careful handling. Digital twins, virtual models that simulate real-world vessel behavior, can help engineers test safety scenarios and predict risks before ships are built or operated, supporting the maritime industry's decarbonization efforts.

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    University of Vermont wins record $38M for patient 'AI twin' project●UVM awarded record $38M to create ‘AI twin’ of sick patients✉newsTechnologyAI4 d ago

    The University of Vermont has received a record $38 million grant to develop 'AI twins' — digital replicas of sick patients that could let doctors test treatments virtually before applying them in real care. It is described as the largest award of its kind in the university's history, and the news is drawing attention in Vermont health and research circles.

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    XGRIDS launches PortalCam for photorealistic 3D digital twins●XGRIDS introduces the PortalCam, a 360° camera with LiDAR that builds photorealistic digital twins of any location. PerfMmastodonTechnology05 d ago

    XGRIDS has introduced the PortalCam, a 360-degree camera combined with LiDAR that captures locations and turns them into photorealistic walk-through 3D digital twins. The device uses Gaussian Splatting to streamline visual effects workflows, and is aimed at location scouts, cinematographers and virtual production teams who need fast, accurate 3D scans of real environments.