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  1. Heart of the Matter: How a Major Children’s Hospital Uses Open Source NVIDIA AI for Cardiac Care

    Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) uses MONAI, the open-source medical imaging framework co-founded by NVIDIA, to reduce paediatric heart modelling from four hours to seconds, already supporting complex ventricular septal defect surgical planning. CHOP is working with NVIDIA to integrate Newton, an open-source physics engine based on NVIDIA Warp, into SlicerHeart, reducing cardiac-device simulation from up to four hours to near real time.

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  1. Grabette: an open system to record robot-manipulation data

    Hugging Face released Grabette, an open-source system recording manipulation demonstrations with a handheld gripper and two cameras, producing robot-ready datasets without robots or teleoperation equipment. The handheld hardware costs about €490 in materials, with the accompanying motorised Gripette gripper around €120. Hardware CAD, Raspberry Pi collection software and browser-based processing are all open-source.

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  1. Your Prompts and Skills need a system of record.

    Mistral Studio now provides central management of Prompts and Skills, with version histories, clear ownership and traceability. Immutable versions, rollback, tags and audit logs make AI behaviour governable and discoverable, while Observability traces production outputs to their versions. Skills can be invoked directly from Studio as MCP servers, ensuring production executes the same governed asset.

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