
Celona Orion unifies private 5G, Wi-Fi, public cellular, and satellite communications. | Credit: Celona Today, private wireless provider Celona announced Celona Orion, a unified agentic converged wireless platform that merges private 5G, Wi-Fi, public cellular, and satellite connectivity into a single, deterministic network fabric. Orion is engineered to support the connectivity demands of physical AI, specifically autonomous vehicles (AVs), autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), computer vision syste
A private wireless provider has launched a unified platform that combines private 5G, Wi-Fi, public cellular, and satellite connectivity into a single network for robots and autonomous vehicles. The platform matters because robots and autonomous systems have traditionally required separate Wi-Fi or private 5G connections and could not seamlessly switch between them, whereas the new system allows a single robot identity to authenticate on both technologies while moving between networks. The shift reflects a broader move in enterprise operations where multiple wireless technologies must function as one integrated system rather than separate silos to support the connectivity demands of physical artificial intelligence and automated operations. The platform includes an open-source agent that enables robotic systems to automatically decide which network to use based on performance requirements and an AI-powered troubleshooting tool designed to help roboticists who lack wireless expertise.

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Google will now allow you to remove visible watermarks from the images, videos, and music made with AI tools. With the update, you can toggle off a new "Media watermark" setting in Gemini and Google's AI video generator, Flow. When toggled off, Google will remove the "sparkle" watermark that appears in the bottom-right corner of content generated with the company's Nano Banana and Omni models. Though visible watermarks are now optional, AI-generated content will have invisible

Turning off this setting won't affect invisible benchmarks used to identify an AI generated file.
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