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Your Agents Are Getting More Capable. Is Your Observability Tooling Keeping Up?

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By Manjeet Singh, Itay Oren
| Salesforce Blog
Enterprise AI has come a long way from one-off prompts and agentic pilots. A production agent today might route a customer request through a team of specialized subagents, retrieve context from multiple knowledge sources, execute a workflow, and hand back a response all within a single session. The complexity of what happens inside that session has grown significantly from the first wave of single-turn FAQ agents, and it keeps growing as teams expand what their agents are responsible for.
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Design and development of high clearance e-vehicle for robotic cotton picker

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By Rahul Yadav, Manjeet Singh, Aseem Verma, Derminder Singh
| Nature Verified
Abstract The development of high-clearance, electrically powered agricultural machinery is essential for improving farming efficiency and sustainability. This study presents the design and development of a high-clearance e-vehicle to support a robotic cotton picker, enabling efficient navigation through densely planted cotton fields.
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A bacteriophytochrome Pr/Pfr heterodimer studied through single-particle time-resolved cryo-electron microscopy

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By Prabin Karki, William C. Budell, David Menendez, Carolina Hernández, Joshua Mendez, Manjeet Singh, Chavdar Slavov, Peter Schwander, Tek Narsingh Malla, Emina A. Stojković, Marius Schmidt, Rohit Kannachel, Shemiran Kanou
| Nature Verified
Abstract Phytochromes are dimeric photoreceptors found in bacteria, fungi, and plants that reversibly interconvert between a red-absorbing Pr state and a far-red-absorbing Pfr state. In bacteria, phytochromes (BphPs) regulate diverse responses through a two-component signaling pathway comprising a C-terminal histidine kinase (HK) and a response regulator.
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