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Agility says Digit 5 is engineered for unfenced work near people; its runtime, charging and daily-productivity figures remain manufacturer specifications ahead of planned 2027 customer access.
An Estonian founder’s company posted its first annual net profit in 2025: €920,000 on €2.27 billion in revenue.
Estonia ranks second in the cited per-capita tally—and first in the EU—with about 7.1 startups that have reached a billion-dollar valuation per million residents.
A Lithuanian clothing-swap site born from one woman’s move became a major European secondhand marketplace, moving billions in goods and building a large delivery-partner network.
The program that New York bet could untangle Manhattan traffic is delivering fewer vehicles, modestly faster buses, and revenue for transit projects; first-year studies did not find a clear air-quality effect.
By turning thousands of solar flares into calibration targets, scientists discovered their X-ray telescope has been systematically underestimating the sun's most violent eruptions.
Forests are dying faster than we can see them—but a pollution-tracking satellite is catching the collapse two years early.
Article 14 requires effective oversight of high-risk AI systems by natural persons, and Article 26 requires deployers to assign that oversight. The law does not impose one universal approval step for every output.
Nintendo’s road from Kyoto card maker to American console leader was an uneven series of experiments. The 1985 NES debut was also a New York test, not a nationwide launch.
Sasson’s cassette-recording prototype proved digital photography could work. Kodak’s response was more complicated than one famous line, and so was its later failure.
As solar makers squeeze costs, a radical alternative to silver solder could rewire the entire industry.
The city's noise-enforcement cameras are catching thousands of offenders, but collecting pennies on the dollar from a fleet that's half the size it's supposed to be.
