3D printed vegan steaks that look, feel and even taste like real meat

IBM Simon, the first smartphone in history launched in 1992

This is how thermal vision instantly exposes people hidden in total darkness

Tesla Cybercab production starts in less than 100 days from today, which will use Tesla's revolutionary unboxed manufacturing process for the first time.

One Cybercab will be able to roll off the production line in under 10 seconds versus 34 seconds for Model Y, with a long term cycle time goal of ~5 seconds.

Bionic jellyfish robots designed for underwater monitoring and exploration.

You have to train the robot a lot on slick floors. Else low friction will keep throwing its physics model off.

A chinese youtuber has assembled the PS5, Xbox Series X, and Switch 2 into one single mega console 😳

KOU-III, designed by researchers at Shandong University in China, blends drone flight with two-legged walking capability.

This Chinese AI powered robot tackles hazardous grain warehouses, improving efficiency while keeping humans safe.

On Meta Quest you can now transform any flat surface into a virtual keyboard. We truly live in the future.

A Chinese smartwatch ignites fires with tissue, ideal for outdoor activities like camping and picnics...

Apple is rumored to launch these products in the first half of 2026.

For the first time ever in iPhone history, Apple may not launch a base model this year in 2026. The base iPhone 18 is rumored to launch instead in early 2027.

Would you like to see a new aluminum unibody design on the base iPhone 18?

🇨🇳 Autonomous delivery vehicles have developed so rapidly that they can be seen everywhere, both in rural and urban areas.

This was impossible just a year ago.

Would you wear this programmable dress?

A man 3D-printed a breathable honeycomb fan cover to cool his PC

The design improves airflow and looks like it was inspired by nature

Another major design change is coming to the iPhone this year 🔥

Adobe’s Project Primrose, a digital dress that can change its look in real time, hinting at the future of fashion.

Apple Vision Pro’s AirDraw app converts 3D drawings into physical objects.