Zeroth unveils assistive home and outdoor device, W1 Zeroth’s W1 is a mobile robot with track wheels and cameras in the eyes that can monitor smoke and open windows and doors at home. Both a home and outdoor assistive device, the rolling gadget uses AI and LiDAR to understand its surroundings and sends out […]
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Personal entertainment has drifted out of fixed rooms and into commutes, bedrooms, trails, and backyards. People bounce between earbuds, smart speakers, and projectors, often juggling separate ecosystems that do not feel designed with each other in mind. The friction is no longer just sound quality, but how easily gear fits into those shifting contexts, from
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The modern front door has a lot to juggle. Couriers drop parcels, friends arrive unannounced, kids race in and out, and somewhere in the background, there is a quiet worry about missing something important or not catching something suspicious. Many homes already have a patchwork of doorbells, lights, and locks that only half cooperate, or
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Charging has become a daily background task with a mix of wall bricks, wireless pads, power strips, and docks that rarely feel coordinated. As devices become faster and more power-hungry, the friction shifts from “do I have enough power?” to “how many adapters do I need without cluttering the desk?” The answer usually involves a
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目 [mé] cuts a ‘hole in the world’ through a residence in japan In the geothermal town of Kannawa in Beppu, Oita Prefecture, Japan, art collective 目 [mé] presents Space II (2025), an architectural-scale installation inside a private house. The residence is punctured by irregular voids, their edges rough and geological, as if the
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One of the things that sports fans will be looking forward to this 2026 is that it’s a World Cup year. Still the most-watched sports event in the world, this year’s edition will be jointly hosted by the U.S, Canada, and Mexico this June-July. We’ve already seen several merchandise announced in 2025 and we can
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CES 2026 is full of portable speakers that blur together until you find a pair built around specific moments in your week. Most promise bass and battery, but few commit to a clear identity beyond a spec sheet. LG’s xBoom Stage 501 and xBoom Blast are different, less about covering every scenario and more about
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Coffee culture has increasingly manifested across the planet by way of design-led coffee parlours in leading cities across the planet,…
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DIRT.E K3 by VIDA grows as the children get old VIDA unveils DIRT.E K3, an adjustable dirt bike for kids that grows over time with the young riders. As the children get older and taller, so does the two-wheeler, thanks to its modular components. Instead of replacing the dirt bike, it changes with the
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Vincent Decat Explores Living Form Through Sculptural Design The Living Series by Vincent Decat explores the intersection of functional design and forms that reference biological growth and movement. Across the collection, objects are conceived with morphologies that suggest organic behavior, positioning furniture and domestic elements as evolving presences rather than static utilities. Through this
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