Design

Shoei has long been known for blending craftsmanship with subtle yet meaningful innovation, often pushing helmet design forward without relying on gimmicks. That legacy has included advancements in aerodynamics, visor clarity, and long-distance comfort – traits that touring riders have come to trust. EyeLights, on the other hand, has built a reputation for compact augmented-reality

Samsung just published a patent for smart glasses with a pulley-and-cable hinge system, which sounds about as exciting as reading appliance manuals until you realize it’s solving the problem that kills most wearables: they don’t actually stay on your head comfortably. The mechanism synchronizes both temple arms so when one adjusts, the other follows automatically.

PROS: 420 hp twin-turbo V6 with immediate power Track-ready NISMO suspension and limited-slip differential Recaro seats with premium Alcantara interior Raw, mechanical exhaust note Surprisingly practical for daily driving CONS: No manual transmission option Firm ride punishing on rough roads $65,750 premium vs $52,970 Performance trim Two seats only, no rear storage RATINGS: AESTHETICS ERGONOMICS

Many of us already practice tiny acts of destruction when we’re stressed. Shredding receipts, crumpling paper, or picking at packaging feel oddly satisfying even though we usually hide them. They’re little releases that most designs ignore, treating them as guilty pleasures instead of real human behaviors. Art of Destruction is a concept that leans into

We are all getting busier by the day. And simple household chores and repetitive to-dos often slip through the cracks. But what if there were a robot that could work 24/7 to make our lives easier? This has been a long-time dream for most roboticists, yet home robots have not really reached a stage where

RGB fans have become the default way to make a PC build look custom, yet most of them look the same. Spinning blades, ring lights, and aggressive grilles dominate the category, visually loud but rarely distinctive. NOVA is a Red Dot-winning concept that asks what a cooler could look like if you removed the fan