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Oblique view of the Yarbo modular yard robot in its lawn mower configuration. The robot has treads on either side of the Core unit that is low to the turf. Two small antennas protrude vertically from each side of the unit. The rear of the Core units is vertical with two connectors, tail lights, and the company name in yellow on a black background. In front of the unit is attached the mower module that hugs the turf. Both the Core unit and mower module are black with yellow highlights. The Yarbo mower is on an uphill incline of green turf with unfocused trees in the background.

CES 2025: Yarbo Modular Yard Robot

Allison interviews Kathy Zhang about the smart modular yard robot called Yarbo. It can autonomously handle multiple yard maintenance tasks throughout the year including lawn mowing, leaf blowing, snow blowing, liquid spraying, and granular spreading. It even can tow up to 3,500 lbs. Yarbo consists of a Core Unit that provides power, propulsion, and sensing […]

NC #1037 Komatsu Electric Dredge, PlugP2P, Automation Feels, MOTER Driving Data, Adam Engst on AI Transcription Accuracy

March 23, 2025
by podfeet

Hi, this is Allison Sheridan of the NosillaCast Apple Podcast, hosted at Podfeet.com, a technology geek podcast with an EVER so slight Apple bias. Today is Sunday, March 23, 2025, and this is show number 1037. mp3 download PBS 178 of X: Getting Started with Jekyll Pages (GitHub Pages) Last time we learned how to […]

CCATP #811 — Adam Engst on Measuring AI Transcription Accuracy

This week, Adam Engst joins us to talk about some work he did to try to measure the accuracy of several different AI models in creating audio transcriptions. He let me help him with some of the transcriptions so I was invested in his findings. We’ll learn about ways to measure accuracy, including Word Error […]

Automation Gives Me All the Feels

March 20, 2025
by podfeet

When Bart and I hatched our plan for him to teach me and the audience how to program, he called it Programming By Stealth for a very specific reason. His plan was to sneak up on us by teaching us a single language first and then when we weren’t noticing, keep adding to our toolkit […]

Front view of a generic car made with a purple fading to orange (top to bottom) outlines of the car’s features. The car’s tires, front grill, headlights sideview mirrors, windshield, and front seats are traced with the outline. Several callouts pointing to various locations on the car are shown including Radar, Cloud Connectivity, Lidar, GPS, Cameras, Embedded Edge Computing Unit.

CES 2025: MOTER Next Gen Car Data for Auto Insurers

March 19, 2025
by Steve Sheridan

Allison interviews Awf Wiswasi from MOTER about their software that collects and processes car data to help drivers, fleet owners, and insurance companies. During a drive, MOTER software collects real-time data from the car using COVESA standards and sends the data to MOTER servers for processing using proprietary algorithms. From the driver’s perspective, MOTER data […]

CES 2025: PlugP2P Peer-to-Peer EV Charging

Allison interviews Anne Campbell, founder and CEO of PlugP2P, about their peer-to-peer EV charging marketplace. PlugP2P safely connects owners of EV chargers and electrical outlets to EV drivers needing a charge. As a PlugP2P host, you can list your EV charger and electrical outlets, set your calendar and price, and accept and decline reservations. The […]

Oblique underwater view of Komatsu’s remote-controlled dredge as it sits on a riverbed. It is yellow in color and looks like a standard bulldozer with treads and a large bucket but is different in the following ways. It has no cockpit to accommodate a driver and it has a tall mast protruding from its roof up to the water surface. The company name is printed in blue on the front of the dredge and the world Electric is on the side of the vehicle. Two additional underwater dredges can been seen in the background also sitting on the riverbed.

CES 2025: Komatsu Underwater Remote Controlled Dredge

Allison interviews Madeline Pearce from Komatsu about their prototype of an all-electric underwater dredge that is remote-controlled. Komatsu is a global manufacturer of heavy equipment, founded in 1921. Their electric dredge is designed to remove debris from the beds of rivers and the base of dams to repair ecosystems or prepare for natural disasters. The […]

NC #1036 HERE Automotive Navigation, DeskPad Virtual Display, Zoox Robotaxi, j5create Matter-Enabled Devices, Security Bits

Hi, this is Allison Sheridan of the NosillaCast Apple Podcast, hosted at Podfeet.com, a technology geek podcast with an EVER so slight Apple bias. Today is Sunday, March 16, 2025, and this is show number 1036. This week Steve and I went to CSUN’s accessible tech conference and had an absolute blast. I’m just teasing […]

Security Bits — 16 March 2025 ☘️

Feedback & Followups Listener and community feedback, developments in recently covered stories, and developments in long-running stories we’re tracking over time. 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 The UK’s secret campaign to compel Apple to break its iCloud Advanced Data Protection feature is reportedly continuing apace (still without official confirmation), with a hearing having apparently taken place in a […]

Deskpad virtual desktop with Mona moving up into it coming up from below

Create a Virtual Display on Your Mac with DeskPad

I’ve got one of the weirdest and head-bendy tool reviews for you today. Let’s see if I can set up a problem to be solved to get you interested first. The Problem to be Solved Let’s say you’re doing a presentation and you need to share your screen. This causes a few challenges, especially if […]

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