Facebook's AI research team is improving upon technologies that let robots "feel," GM's Cruise embarks on its first completely driverless ride in San Francisco, and GE releases a "Turkey Mode" software update for its smart cooking appliances.

• Microsoft's Mesh for Teams brings mixed reality to work
• Facebook is enabling a new generation of touchy-feely robots
• Miso Robotics made its Flippy kitchen robot faster and even more autonomous
• University of Adelaide built a robot spider to scan Australia's Naracoorte Caves
• Leak suggests a Sonos Voice Assistant launch is imminent
• Cruise launches driverless robotaxi service in San Francisco
• Apple Wants iPhones to Detect Car Crashes, Auto-Dial 911
• Cooperative Perception' Could Help Autonomous Vehicles See Pedestrians Around Corners
• Arlo's latest LTE camera is cheaper and captures 1080p footage
• Traeger now ships full barbecue meals for you to cook on its smart grills
• Gobble, gobble: GE Appliances wants you to trust its smart oven to cook the perfect turkey

Picks of the week

• Jason: Google One users in 4 countries can get a free 2nd-gen Nest Hub by upgrading to 2TB annual plan
• Mikah: LED Strip Light Connector Kit

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