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Chicago, Illinois, Feb. 10, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Amid the accelerating convergence of pet technology and smart home devices,  PetLive 's AI-powered digital pet frame is drawing increasing attention. Unlike traditional digital frames that simply rotate through static images, this product combines generative AI with a pet-centric content system to offer a new form of emotional expression. Positioned at the intersection of emotional technology and smart home hardware, it redefines how memories with pets are experienced. From Static Frames to AI-Enhanced Pet Memories Digital photo frames have been around for decades, originally designed to display digital images. However, as technology evolves and user needs shift, this market is undergoing significant transformation. Data shows that the global digital photo frame market is valued at nearly $900 million in 2024, and is projected to exceed $1.3 billion by 2030, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of approximately 8% in the lat...

Sichuan, China, Feb. 09, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- In a notable case reflecting the evolving capabilities of restorative dentistry, Professor John A. Sorensen, DMD, PhD, FACP, of the University of Washington successfully completed a digitally planned and executed full-arch implant rehabilitation using an advanced workflow. This clinical case study demonstrates how state-of-the-art digital tools can address complex anatomical and prosthetic challenges in edentulous full-arch treatment — delivering improved precision, efficiency, and clinical predictability. Figure 1 Professor John A. Sorensen, DMD, PhD, FACP A Case Study in Precision and Coordination The patient presented with anatomical and occlusal limitations, including severe anterior maxillary sinus extension, which made conventional implant placement and prosthetic planning exceptionally complex. A custom-designed implant-milled bar was required to support a monolithic zirconia full-arch superstructure, demanding close interdiscipl...

Singapore, Feb. 06, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Skywork recently announced the launch of Skywork Desktop, a Windows system client that brings agentic AI workflows to where work actually happens. Built for sustained productivity, it extends intelligent agents beyond browser-based interactions into a persistent workspace, combining local file intelligence, a privacy-first architecture, and an execution environment designed for continuous, real-world use—marking a key step in Skywork’s effort to build what it describes as an “AI version of Office.” Skywork Desktop highlights its capabilities across three key areas: Local file understanding without uploads, allowing agents to work from user-selected folders as a persistent context rather than relying on one-off attachments. Privacy-first processing is designed to ensure that workflows and data handling align with requirements. A format aligned with knowledge workers’ operational style, supporting repeatable, multi-step tasks instead of isolat...