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XPENG Robotics IRON: Why IRON Humanoid Is So Human-Like Compared To Other Humanoids
XPENG Robotics has a simple-sounding ambition: create the most human-like robot possible. That sentence reads as a promise, but the company’s recent presentation of IRON shows the work required to turn promise into practice. The meaningful advance is not a single new actuator or softer skin. It is a ...
Is It A Good Idea To Invest In Cheap SSL Certificates In 2026?
In 2026, the issue of website security will be more crucial than ever before. Tourists anticipate secure surfing, safe registration and safe transactions.
To achieve this security, the primary tool is the use of the SSL certificates. They create an encryption between a user and a site making sens ...
Beatbot Aquatic Roboturtle Tortini: Turtle-Shaped Ocean Research Robot
Beatbot's Aquatic Roboturtle, nicknamed Tortini, lands immediately as a different kind of seabound idea. It is not a pool-cleaning gadget dressed up as a novelty. It is intentionally designed to look and move like a sea turtle so it will be less intrusive in natural habitats and more likely to be ac ...
Gemini In Chrome Auto Browsing: Why Chrome Will Start Completing Your Online Tasks
Browsers have long been the neutral stage where websites perform. That is changing in real time. With Gemini in Chrome Auto Browsing, Chrome is being positioned to act less like a passive renderer and more like an assistant that understands intent, plots a plan, and executes steps across multiple si ...
Holoneo: Desktop Hologram And A New Glanceable Presence For Your Desk
Holoneo arrives with a simple promise: make a small object on your desk feel alive. It is not just a toy projection, it is an attempt to make a hologram an everyday information surface, one that can answer questions, show weather, play media, and even pull lyrics from your phone.
The real signifi ...
Alveos One Breath Wearable: A Chest Clip That Listens To Breath And Nudges The Nervous System
Breathing is background infrastructure for life, not a feature on a dashboard. That background matters because the way people breathe across the day is one of the fastest levers on the nervous system, and the team behind Alveos One is betting that listening directly to breath will change how wearabl ...
Velociter X-1 Personal eVTOL: Compact Single Seat Aircraft For Backyard Takeoffs
The Velociter X-1 is presented as a compact, owner-operated answer to one of modern mobility's oldest frustrations: getting airborne without airports. Velo X Aerospace, based in Hastings, Michigan, is pitching a single-seat electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft that fits inside a footprint ...
BMW i Vision Dee Turns Cars Into Color Changing Canvases
At CES in Las Vegas BMW unveiled something that looks like a prop from a science fiction film but behaves like a design and systems experiment at scale. The BMW i Vision Dee is a concept car whose exterior can change color across a 32 color palette, and whose interior intentionally erases buttons in ...
Helix 02: Figure AI’s Humanoid Control Trick That Treats Walking And Dishwashing As One Skill
Helix 02 matters because it reframes a classical robotics dilemma into a single engineering decision: should walking and fine manipulation be separate modules or one continuous behavior? Figure AI is betting the answer is the latter. The company’s public demo that walks a robot across a kitchen, ope ...
TinyPod Turns Your Apple Watch Into An iPod-Style Multi-Device
This is not a curiosity for collectors alone. TinyPod is a real, shipping product that wraps an Apple Watch in an iPod-like shell and gives it a functioning click wheel.
Why this matters right now is not because it replaces phones or reinvents hardware. The real significance here is psychological ...
DS Pixel Pro Keyboard Puts A Full-Color Per-Key Display On Each Key, Redefining What Keyboards Can Do
The DS Pixel Pro Keyboard is being presented as something more than a keyboard. It pairs the tactile behavior of mechanical switches with a full color, per-key display system, along with adjustable actuation, an 8kHz polling rate, and one key macro customization. That combination is designed to blur ...
Viture Beast XR Glasses: The Mind-Blowing Pocket 174-Inch Screen
The Viture Beast arrives with a promise that sounds straightforward and radical at the same time. It is a pocketable device that can present what feels like a 174-inch display, and it does so by pushing current XR glasses technology toward the practical center of travel and daily life.
The real s ...
Xiaomi 17 Ultra: A Leica Camera Disguised As A Smartphone
Smartphones have long been half computer and half camera. The Xiaomi 17 Ultra flips that expectation and makes capture the primary act. The design, accessories, sensors, physical controls, and software all point toward one thesis: this is a camera that happens to fold a phone into the grip.
The r ...
Coca-Cola Freestyle: The Soda Machine That Turned Every Pour Into A Billion Dollar Lab
You walk into a cinema, queue at the counter, and the bright chrome of a Coca-Cola Freestyle machine catches your eye. It is fun, it is tactile, and it promises over one hundred flavors. But the Freestyle is not just a novelty dispenser. The moment you pick a bubble on that screen you are also parti ...
Quest 3 Secrets: Unreal Things You Can Do Beyond Gaming And Why Presence Matters
The Quest 3 arrived as a gaming-first device, but what becomes clear when you look closer is that it quietly maps real life into shared presence. Owners who treat it only as a library of action titles are missing entire categories of experience where presence, scale, and social connection matter mor ...