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Nvidia Headquarter In Shanghai
A general view of Nvidia headquarters is seen in Shanghai, China, on May 19, 2025, as Nvidia plans further investment for the Shanghai research center. (Photo by Ying Tang/NurPhoto) -
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Huawei HarmonyOS Computer
The first Huawei HarmonyOS foldable computer, the HUAWEI MateBook Fold, is displayed in a Huawei store in Yantai City, Shandong Province, China, on May 19, 2025. (Photo by Costfoto/NurPhoto) -
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Huawei HarmonyOS Computer
Huawei displays the first HarmonyOS computer, the HUAWEI MateBook Pro, in a Huawei store in Yantai City, Shandong Province, China, on May 19, 2025. (Photo by Costfoto/NurPhoto) -
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Huawei HarmonyOS Computer
Huawei displays the first HarmonyOS computer, the HUAWEI MateBook Pro, in a Huawei store in Yantai City, Shandong Province, China, on May 19, 2025. (Photo by Costfoto/NurPhoto) -
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Huawei HarmonyOS Computer
A staff member at a HUAWEI store showcases Huawei's first HarmonyOS foldable computer, the HUAWEI MateBook Fold, in Yantai City, Shandong Province, China, on May 19, 2025. (Photo by Costfoto/NurPhoto) -
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Huawei HarmonyOS Computer
Huawei displays the first HarmonyOS computer, the HUAWEI MateBook Pro, in a Huawei store in Yantai City, Shandong Province, China, on May 19, 2025. (Photo by Costfoto/NurPhoto) -
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Huawei HarmonyOS Computer
Huawei displays the first HarmonyOS computer, the HUAWEI MateBook Pro, in a Huawei store in Yantai City, Shandong Province, China, on May 19, 2025. (Photo by Costfoto/NurPhoto) -
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Huawei HarmonyOS Computer
A staff member at a HUAWEI store showcases Huawei's first HarmonyOS foldable computer, the HUAWEI MateBook Fold, in Yantai City, Shandong Province, China, on May 19, 2025. (Photo by Costfoto/NurPhoto) -
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Huawei HarmonyOS Computer
The first Huawei HarmonyOS foldable computer, the HUAWEI MateBook Fold, is displayed in a Huawei store in Yantai City, Shandong Province, China, on May 19, 2025. (Photo by Costfoto/NurPhoto) -
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Huawei HarmonyOS Computer
A consumer experiences the Huawei MateBook Fold, the first HarmonyOS foldable computer, in a Huawei store in Yantai City, Shandong Province, China, on May 19, 2025. (Photo by Costfoto/NurPhoto) -
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Huawei HarmonyOS Computer
The first Huawei HarmonyOS foldable computer, the HUAWEI MateBook Fold, is displayed in a Huawei store in Yantai City, Shandong Province, China, on May 19, 2025. (Photo by Costfoto/NurPhoto) -
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YouTube And Misinformation
May 10, 2025, Asuncion, Paraguay: A hand holds a smartphone displaying visual representation of the word 'Misinformation' and YouTube icons emerging from screen next to its logo. (Credit Image: © Andre M. Chang/ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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App brings old toys and gadgets to life
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Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: A statue is brought to life to play music from its country of origin, in this case Mexico.
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App brings old toys and gadgets to life
Ferrari Press Agency
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03/04/2025
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Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: A model helicopter flies
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App brings old toys and gadgets to life
Ferrari Press Agency
InteRecon 1
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03/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HKUST / MIT/ ETH Zurich
Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: Completed 3D scan of a cuddly toy
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App brings old toys and gadgets to life
Ferrari Press Agency
InteRecon 1
Ref 16695
03/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HKUST / MIT/ ETH Zurich
Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: Toy train rolls along the track
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App brings old toys and gadgets to life
Ferrari Press Agency
InteRecon 1
Ref 16695
03/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HKUST / MIT/ ETH Zurich
Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: Lego minifigure moves just like the original
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App brings old toys and gadgets to life
Ferrari Press Agency
InteRecon 1
Ref 16695
03/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HKUST / MIT/ ETH Zurich
Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: Recreated Gameboy can be made to actually play games on
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App brings old toys and gadgets to life
Ferrari Press Agency
InteRecon 1
Ref 16695
03/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HKUST / MIT/ ETH Zurich
Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: A recreated camera can be made to take virtual reality photos.
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App brings old toys and gadgets to life
Ferrari Press Agency
InteRecon 1
Ref 16695
03/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HKUST / MIT/ ETH Zurich
Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: A recreated camera can be made to take virtual reality photos.
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App brings old toys and gadgets to life
Ferrari Press Agency
InteRecon 1
Ref 16695
03/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HKUST / MIT/ ETH Zurich
Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: Creating a fully operation mixed reality TV set which can show old animated cartoons.
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App brings old toys and gadgets to life
Ferrari Press Agency
InteRecon 1
Ref 16695
03/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HKUST / MIT/ ETH Zurich
Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: Creating a fully operation mixed reality TV set which can show old animated cartoons.
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DUKAS_183155171_FER
App brings old toys and gadgets to life
Ferrari Press Agency
InteRecon 1
Ref 16695
03/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HKUST / MIT/ ETH Zurich
Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: Creating a fully operation mixed reality TV set which can show old animated cartoons.
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App brings old toys and gadgets to life
Ferrari Press Agency
InteRecon 1
Ref 16695
03/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HKUST / MIT/ ETH Zurich
Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: Creating a fully operation mixed reality TV set which can show old animated cartoons.
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App brings old toys and gadgets to life
Ferrari Press Agency
InteRecon 1
Ref 16695
03/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HKUST / MIT/ ETH Zurich
Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: A recreated cuddly toy has its movements set up
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DUKAS_183155165_FER
App brings old toys and gadgets to life
Ferrari Press Agency
InteRecon 1
Ref 16695
03/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HKUST / MIT/ ETH Zurich
Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: A recreated cuddly toy has its movements set up
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App brings old toys and gadgets to life
Ferrari Press Agency
InteRecon 1
Ref 16695
03/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HKUST / MIT/ ETH Zurich
Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: A recreated cuddly toy has its movements set up
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DUKAS_183155163_FER
App brings old toys and gadgets to life
Ferrari Press Agency
InteRecon 1
Ref 16695
03/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HKUST / MIT/ ETH Zurich
Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: Using the InteRecon app to scan a cuddly toy.
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App brings old toys and gadgets to life
Ferrari Press Agency
InteRecon 1
Ref 16695
03/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: HKUST / MIT/ ETH Zurich
Nostalgia fans can now recreate old toys and gadgets from their past in augmented reality — and get them to work just as they once did.
Whether it's a doll with limbs that move a certain way, or a gadget that plays video and music, new software tech called InteRecon can recreate it virtually.
The researchers are proposing this as a better way to preserve the memories of your beloved toys and other personal items, as well as to help present objects for closer examination to museum visitors.
InteRecon tech is short for Interactive Reconstruction and involves recreating the object in 3D with added controls so it can be interacted with.
The interface has buttons and knobs and sliders that actually work in augmented reality.
The user then adds embedded content like videos and music that were part of the original object.
So for instance am old TV could play time period correct programmes
The team behind it from the USA’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Guangzhou says everyone has some memorable items whether gifts, travel souvenirs or childhood toys.
OPS: Using the InteRecon app to scan a cuddly toy.
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La nouvelle Honda électrique modèle 0
Picture MUST credit: Honda Japanese car maker Honda has unveiled two futuristic looking prototype models to be sold around the world from 2026. The electric-powered models that go on sale will look the same as the vehicles, called the 0 Saloon and 0 SUV. They will also be equipped with a Honda-specific software operating system called ASIMO in honour of a robot produced b y the company back in the year 2000. The system will be deployed in all the company’s other electric models as well. The Honda 0 Saloon prototype has the exact styling design of the concept model featuring low height and sporty styling to sets irt apart from other EVs. The company claims interior space that is more spacious than people would expect based on the exterior dimensions. It will be based on the newly developed EV architecture and will feature a number of next-generation technologies. This includes what Honda describes as “highly reliable” automated driving technology as well as “ultra-personal optimisation” that will offer a mobility experience customised for each individual user, which will become possible with the ASIMO OS. The production model of the Honda 0 Saloon is scheduled to be introduced first in the North American market in 2026, then in global markets, including Japan and Europe. The Honda 0 SUV is based on a concept model called Space-Hub unveiled in 2024. Pcture supplied by JLPPA
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DUKAS_179547394_BES
La nouvelle Honda électrique modèle 0
Picture MUST credit: Honda Japanese car maker Honda has unveiled two futuristic looking prototype models to be sold around the world from 2026. The electric-powered models that go on sale will look the same as the vehicles, called the 0 Saloon and 0 SUV. They will also be equipped with a Honda-specific software operating system called ASIMO in honour of a robot produced b y the company back in the year 2000. The system will be deployed in all the company’s other electric models as well. The Honda 0 Saloon prototype has the exact styling design of the concept model featuring low height and sporty styling to sets irt apart from other EVs. The company claims interior space that is more spacious than people would expect based on the exterior dimensions. It will be based on the newly developed EV architecture and will feature a number of next-generation technologies. This includes what Honda describes as “highly reliable” automated driving technology as well as “ultra-personal optimisation” that will offer a mobility experience customised for each individual user, which will become possible with the ASIMO OS. The production model of the Honda 0 Saloon is scheduled to be introduced first in the North American market in 2026, then in global markets, including Japan and Europe. The Honda 0 SUV is based on a concept model called Space-Hub unveiled in 2024. Pcture supplied by JLPPA
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DUKAS_179547393_BES
La nouvelle Honda électrique modèle 0
Picture MUST credit: Honda Japanese car maker Honda has unveiled two futuristic looking prototype models to be sold around the world from 2026. The electric-powered models that go on sale will look the same as the vehicles, called the 0 Saloon and 0 SUV. They will also be equipped with a Honda-specific software operating system called ASIMO in honour of a robot produced b y the company back in the year 2000. The system will be deployed in all the company’s other electric models as well. The Honda 0 Saloon prototype has the exact styling design of the concept model featuring low height and sporty styling to sets irt apart from other EVs. The company claims interior space that is more spacious than people would expect based on the exterior dimensions. It will be based on the newly developed EV architecture and will feature a number of next-generation technologies. This includes what Honda describes as “highly reliable” automated driving technology as well as “ultra-personal optimisation” that will offer a mobility experience customised for each individual user, which will become possible with the ASIMO OS. The production model of the Honda 0 Saloon is scheduled to be introduced first in the North American market in 2026, then in global markets, including Japan and Europe. The Honda 0 SUV is based on a concept model called Space-Hub unveiled in 2024. Pcture supplied by JLPPA
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La nouvelle Honda électrique modèle 0
Picture MUST credit: Honda Japanese car maker Honda has unveiled two futuristic looking prototype models to be sold around the world from 2026. The electric-powered models that go on sale will look the same as the vehicles, called the 0 Saloon and 0 SUV. They will also be equipped with a Honda-specific software operating system called ASIMO in honour of a robot produced b y the company back in the year 2000. The system will be deployed in all the company’s other electric models as well. The Honda 0 Saloon prototype has the exact styling design of the concept model featuring low height and sporty styling to sets irt apart from other EVs. The company claims interior space that is more spacious than people would expect based on the exterior dimensions. It will be based on the newly developed EV architecture and will feature a number of next-generation technologies. This includes what Honda describes as “highly reliable” automated driving technology as well as “ultra-personal optimisation” that will offer a mobility experience customised for each individual user, which will become possible with the ASIMO OS. The production model of the Honda 0 Saloon is scheduled to be introduced first in the North American market in 2026, then in global markets, including Japan and Europe. The Honda 0 SUV is based on a concept model called Space-Hub unveiled in 2024. Pcture supplied by JLPPA
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La nouvelle Honda électrique modèle 0
Picture MUST credit: Honda Japanese car maker Honda has unveiled two futuristic looking prototype models to be sold around the world from 2026. The electric-powered models that go on sale will look the same as the vehicles, called the 0 Saloon and 0 SUV. They will also be equipped with a Honda-specific software operating system called ASIMO in honour of a robot produced b y the company back in the year 2000. The system will be deployed in all the company’s other electric models as well. The Honda 0 Saloon prototype has the exact styling design of the concept model featuring low height and sporty styling to sets irt apart from other EVs. The company claims interior space that is more spacious than people would expect based on the exterior dimensions. It will be based on the newly developed EV architecture and will feature a number of next-generation technologies. This includes what Honda describes as “highly reliable” automated driving technology as well as “ultra-personal optimisation” that will offer a mobility experience customised for each individual user, which will become possible with the ASIMO OS. The production model of the Honda 0 Saloon is scheduled to be introduced first in the North American market in 2026, then in global markets, including Japan and Europe. The Honda 0 SUV is based on a concept model called Space-Hub unveiled in 2024. Pcture supplied by JLPPA
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DUKAS_179547390_BES
La nouvelle Honda électrique modèle 0
Picture MUST credit: Honda Japanese car maker Honda has unveiled two futuristic looking prototype models to be sold around the world from 2026. The electric-powered models that go on sale will look the same as the vehicles, called the 0 Saloon and 0 SUV. They will also be equipped with a Honda-specific software operating system called ASIMO in honour of a robot produced b y the company back in the year 2000. The system will be deployed in all the company’s other electric models as well. The Honda 0 Saloon prototype has the exact styling design of the concept model featuring low height and sporty styling to sets irt apart from other EVs. The company claims interior space that is more spacious than people would expect based on the exterior dimensions. It will be based on the newly developed EV architecture and will feature a number of next-generation technologies. This includes what Honda describes as “highly reliable” automated driving technology as well as “ultra-personal optimisation” that will offer a mobility experience customised for each individual user, which will become possible with the ASIMO OS. The production model of the Honda 0 Saloon is scheduled to be introduced first in the North American market in 2026, then in global markets, including Japan and Europe. The Honda 0 SUV is based on a concept model called Space-Hub unveiled in 2024. Pcture supplied by JLPPA
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La nouvelle Honda électrique modèle 0
Picture MUST credit: Honda Japanese car maker Honda has unveiled two futuristic looking prototype models to be sold around the world from 2026. The electric-powered models that go on sale will look the same as the vehicles, called the 0 Saloon and 0 SUV. They will also be equipped with a Honda-specific software operating system called ASIMO in honour of a robot produced b y the company back in the year 2000. The system will be deployed in all the company’s other electric models as well. The Honda 0 Saloon prototype has the exact styling design of the concept model featuring low height and sporty styling to sets irt apart from other EVs. The company claims interior space that is more spacious than people would expect based on the exterior dimensions. It will be based on the newly developed EV architecture and will feature a number of next-generation technologies. This includes what Honda describes as “highly reliable” automated driving technology as well as “ultra-personal optimisation” that will offer a mobility experience customised for each individual user, which will become possible with the ASIMO OS. The production model of the Honda 0 Saloon is scheduled to be introduced first in the North American market in 2026, then in global markets, including Japan and Europe. The Honda 0 SUV is based on a concept model called Space-Hub unveiled in 2024. Pcture supplied by JLPPA
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La nouvelle Honda électrique modèle 0
Picture MUST credit: Honda Japanese car maker Honda has unveiled two futuristic looking prototype models to be sold around the world from 2026. The electric-powered models that go on sale will look the same as the vehicles, called the 0 Saloon and 0 SUV. They will also be equipped with a Honda-specific software operating system called ASIMO in honour of a robot produced b y the company back in the year 2000. The system will be deployed in all the company’s other electric models as well. The Honda 0 Saloon prototype has the exact styling design of the concept model featuring low height and sporty styling to sets irt apart from other EVs. The company claims interior space that is more spacious than people would expect based on the exterior dimensions. It will be based on the newly developed EV architecture and will feature a number of next-generation technologies. This includes what Honda describes as “highly reliable” automated driving technology as well as “ultra-personal optimisation” that will offer a mobility experience customised for each individual user, which will become possible with the ASIMO OS. The production model of the Honda 0 Saloon is scheduled to be introduced first in the North American market in 2026, then in global markets, including Japan and Europe. The Honda 0 SUV is based on a concept model called Space-Hub unveiled in 2024. Pcture supplied by JLPPA
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La nouvelle Honda électrique modèle 0
Picture MUST credit: Honda Japanese car maker Honda has unveiled two futuristic looking prototype models to be sold around the world from 2026. The electric-powered models that go on sale will look the same as the vehicles, called the 0 Saloon and 0 SUV. They will also be equipped with a Honda-specific software operating system called ASIMO in honour of a robot produced b y the company back in the year 2000. The system will be deployed in all the company’s other electric models as well. The Honda 0 Saloon prototype has the exact styling design of the concept model featuring low height and sporty styling to sets irt apart from other EVs. The company claims interior space that is more spacious than people would expect based on the exterior dimensions. It will be based on the newly developed EV architecture and will feature a number of next-generation technologies. This includes what Honda describes as “highly reliable” automated driving technology as well as “ultra-personal optimisation” that will offer a mobility experience customised for each individual user, which will become possible with the ASIMO OS. The production model of the Honda 0 Saloon is scheduled to be introduced first in the North American market in 2026, then in global markets, including Japan and Europe. The Honda 0 SUV is based on a concept model called Space-Hub unveiled in 2024. Pcture supplied by JLPPA
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La nouvelle Honda électrique modèle 0
Picture MUST credit: Honda Japanese car maker Honda has unveiled two futuristic looking prototype models to be sold around the world from 2026. The electric-powered models that go on sale will look the same as the vehicles, called the 0 Saloon and 0 SUV. They will also be equipped with a Honda-specific software operating system called ASIMO in honour of a robot produced b y the company back in the year 2000. The system will be deployed in all the company’s other electric models as well. The Honda 0 Saloon prototype has the exact styling design of the concept model featuring low height and sporty styling to sets irt apart from other EVs. The company claims interior space that is more spacious than people would expect based on the exterior dimensions. It will be based on the newly developed EV architecture and will feature a number of next-generation technologies. This includes what Honda describes as “highly reliable” automated driving technology as well as “ultra-personal optimisation” that will offer a mobility experience customised for each individual user, which will become possible with the ASIMO OS. The production model of the Honda 0 Saloon is scheduled to be introduced first in the North American market in 2026, then in global markets, including Japan and Europe. The Honda 0 SUV is based on a concept model called Space-Hub unveiled in 2024. Pcture supplied by JLPPA
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