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Weave Robotics introduced Isaac 1 this week as a wheeled machine built from the start for real homes rather than labs or factories. It rolls through rooms on its own power, reaches for items with a pair of arms, and focuses on jobs that repeat every ...

Mike Shake has spent years exploring the edges of what simple materials can do when pushed hard. His latest project takes compressed air and turns it into a directed force that moves tables, destroys targets, and leaves visible clouds in its wake. .. ...

A hypercar that carries real fired porcelain on its fuel cap, oil cap, badges, and several interior controls sounds like an unusual experiment. Bugatti made it real with the W16 Mistral Blanc Éternel, a single custom commission built through its Sur ...

Early in 2013 a small Utah company walked into CES with something that looked more like abstract art than a gaming machine. The Xi3 Piston sat there as a compact metal cube, roughly four inches on each side, with indented sides and a front grille ...

Wenting Zhang looked at the M5PaperS3 and decided its e-ink screen could do more than display static pages. The compact development board from M5Stack carries an ESP32-S3 processor, a 4.7-inch 960-by-540 e-ink touchscreen, a simple buzzer, and a ...

A 360-degree camera records everything in every direction at once. That freedom comes with trade-offs in most models, whether through high prices, fiddly controls, or footage that needs heavy cleanup later. DJI's first dedicated effort in this ...

Shenzhen hosted the June 30 event where UBTECH introduced its UWORLD U1 series to the world. The company presented these full-size machines as the first humanoid robots of their kind built for mass production and everyday consumer use rather than ...

BMW revealed the fifth generation of its X5 at the Spartanburg plant in South Carolina, the same facility that builds these vehicles for markets around the world. The new model keeps the core formula that turned the original X5 into the vehicle that ...

Modern farms juggle tight labor pools, irregular terrain, and the push for exact input placement. DJI built the Agras T55 to ease that load with a single platform that handles spraying, spreading, seeding, and lifting while adding stronger awareness ...

Godox spent years building lights that help photographers shape what they see. The company's first camera flips the usual relationship between photographer and device. Instead of a bright rear screen that pulls attention away from the scene, the C100 ...