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Instacart launches AI-powered ‘Smart Cart’ for NYC retailers

7Apr

By Varun KumarNo Comments

Instacart launches AI-powered ‘Smart Cart’ for NYC retailers

Artificial intelligence is infiltrating various sectors, revolutionizing the way businesses operate. The retail industry is no exception. One of the leading players in this transformative journey is Instacart, a company that has made its mark with its AI-driven 'Smart Carts'. These cutting-edge shopping carts are now available to consumers in select supermarkets across New York City. With the advent of AI, the future of shopping is no longer a distant dream. It's here and now, in the form of Instacart's Smart Carts. These innovative carts take shopping to a new level, offering a seamless, stress-free experience. Consider a scenario. You're in a grocery store, pushing a cart that identifies items you place in it, calculates their price, and even weighs produce. All you need to do is c...

Safety Guidelines for Viewing the Solar Eclipse in NYC

29Mar

By Varun KumarNo Comments

Science

Safety Guidelines for Viewing the Solar Eclipse in NYC

When it comes to celestial events, there's nothing quite as mesmerizing as a solar eclipse. However, viewing this natural spectacle requires certain precautions, especially in places like New York City where the path of totality doesn't pass directly. A solar eclipse occurs when the moon aligns itself between the Earth and the sun, blocking the sun's light and casting a shadow on our planet. This celestial spectacle is a rare occurrence, making it a highly anticipated event for both astronomy enthusiasts and casual observers. The path of totality refers to the narrow strip where observers can witness a total solar eclipse. Unfortunately, New York City doesn't fall within this path for the upcoming event. Cities like Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Lake Placid, and Plattsburgh in New Yo...

Robots are replacing Humans at Spas and Doctors Offices in NYC

29Mar

By Varun KumarNo Comments

Technology

Robots are replacing Humans at Spas and Doctors Offices in NYC

The city that never sleeps, New York City, is experiencing a technological revolution. The field of health and wellness, specifically spas and doctor's offices, is witnessing an unprecedented takeover by robots. First on our list is the emergence of Automated AI Masseuses. New York-based company, Aescape, has pioneered the first commercially accessible robotic masseuse, shaking up the wellness industry. Contrary to the traditional mall massage chair, this AI masseuse is a considerable tech upgrade that promises to work even faster than a human masseuse. For a mere $60, anyone who downloads the Aescape app can book a 30-minute massage session. The service is expected to be available to the public at ten Equinox locations across NYC this spring, making it accessible to everyone, not...

Man Arrested for Cocaine Smuggling in Jumbo Shrimp at JFK Airport

20Jan

By Varun KumarNo Comments

Local

Man Arrested for Cocaine Smuggling in Jumbo Shrimp at JFK Airport

In a shocking turn of events, Zacharie Scott, a 22-year-old US citizen residing in Guyana, was arrested at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City for his alleged involvement in smuggling cocaine. What sets this case apart is the method he chose to conceal the illicit substance - inside bags of frozen jumbo shrimp. On a seemingly ordinary day, Zacharie Scott arrived at John F. Kennedy International Airport via an American Airlines flight from Guyana. Little did he know that his plans to bring illicit drugs into the United States would soon be foiled. As Scott went through the routine customs screening process, his two suitcases were selected for a secondary inspection. Customs and Border Protection officers, trained to detect suspicious activities, discovered loose clothi...

Hundreds of migrants avoided the limits in NYC by dropping down in New Jersey

2Jan

By Ayesha MehtaNo Comments

Local

Hundreds of migrants avoided the limits in NYC by dropping down in New Jersey

To get around new regulations the mayor enacted to try and reduce the enormous volume of migrants being delivered to the city, several buses carrying migrants to New York City are using transit hubs in New Jersey. Mayor Eric Adams of New York City issued an order last week requiring charter bus companies that transport migrants to the city to give NYC emergency management officials passenger manifests along with the anticipated drop-off times and locations at least 32 hours before the migrants arrive. Adams's order came in reaction to a months-long attempt by Republican-dominated states like Texas to transport tens of thousands of migrants and asylum seekers by bus and airplane to large cities headed by Democratic mayors, frequently with little or no assistance. According to a new...