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Daniel Pozo went from studying animation at TAFE NSW to leading 120 animators at Sony Pictures Imageworks, where he just helmed his first major project as Head of Character Animation. The Sydney-born artist's journey proves that homegrown talent can reach the top of Hollywood's animation industry. #
Sony is bridging the gap between young women and science careers by connecting junior high and high school students directly with female engineers and university students. The program tackles a critical need as tech companies struggle to build diverse workforces.
Sony's neck-worn air conditioner just got a major upgrade that could change how we stay cool outdoors. The new Reon Pocket Pro Plus delivers 20% more cooling power and lasts up to 10 hours on a single charge.
A robot named Ace just became the first machine to beat top-ranked human table tennis players while following official rules. Sony's AI-powered creation marks a major breakthrough in robotics that can match human speed and skill in physical sports.
A robot just won against professional table tennis players, marking a breakthrough moment for AI and robotics. Sony's "Ace" claimed victory in three out of five matches against elite competitors.
An AI-powered robot just defeated professional table tennis players in three out of five matches, marking a breakthrough moment in robotics. Sony's creation showcased moves that once seemed impossible for machines.
African music streaming platform Josplay just secured a major partnership with Sony Music Entertainment, bringing thousands of tracks from legendary African artists to listeners worldwide. The deal celebrates African music as "a world of music," not just a genre subset.
An AI-powered robot has defeated elite table tennis players in a breakthrough that shows artificial intelligence can master high-speed physical sports. Scientists say this opens doors to real-world applications beyond the screen.
A robot named Ace just defeated professional table tennis players using artificial intelligence, proving machines can now compete with elite athletes in physical sports. Even an Olympic player admitted Ace pulled off shots he thought were impossible.
Citlali Fabián just became Sony's 2026 Photographer of the Year for her stunning portrait series celebrating Indigenous women from her home state of Oaxaca. The award comes with $25,000, new equipment, and a platform to turn her vision into a children's book.
A Dutch woman who kept a folder of inherited "nice pictures" in a drawer for years discovered she owns 35 authentic Rembrandt etchings. What started as a pandemic hobby turned into one of art history's most delightful surprises.
A robot just became the first machine ever to compete at an elite level in a major physical sport, defeating human champions in official table tennis matches. The breakthrough opens doors for AI systems that can safely operate in fast-paced real-world environments.
A robot named Ace has reached a new milestone in AI by beating professional table tennis players in real matches. The breakthrough shows artificial intelligence can now excel in fast-paced physical sports, not just digital games.
Imagine a rocket ship crashing on an alien planet. Can you see it? Millions of people see absolutely nothing when they try to visualize, and science is finally explaining why our minds work so differently.
Researchers at MIT and Harvard created an AI tool that shows scientists everything happening inside cells at once, making it easier to understand diseases like cancer and Alzheimer's. The breakthrough could help doctors plan better treatments by revealing how different parts of cells work together. #
Millions of people can't visualize images in their mind at all, and many don't realize it's unusual. A fascinating TED talk is helping people discover aphantasia and understand how differently our brains work.
Picture This is giving couples a chance to have the band play live at their weddings after surprising a Cork couple at their reception. Applications are now open for the Irish duo to perform their hit song "Take My Hand" for first dances.
After 20 years of development and countless engineering breakthroughs, the James Webb Space Telescope is sending back stunning images of galaxies forming just after the Big Bang. The 7-ton observatory is answering humanity's deepest questions about how the universe began.
Two 12-year-old twins did a stranger a favor at a mall photo booth. That stranger turned out to be their birth mother.
A Cork couple got the shock of their lives when Picture This walked into their wedding reception to perform their first dance song live. The band surprised Tanya and Chris Cremin at Kinsale Hotel & Spa as part of their 10th anniversary celebration.
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