The deejay console is a thing of marvel – it’s designed to be highly intuitive and accessible at any given moment. Think about it, you’re at the console, you’ve got a crowd of thousands in front of you. One mistake and the entire atmosphere of the room changes. Heavy stakes require heavy design intervention – which is why the deejay console is made the way it is. Controls and knobs are located precisely within grasp based on how important they are or how often you need them. If you’re working with a 4-deck set, the four discs are located in a 2×2 layout, so you don’t have to move around to change songs, load up tracks, or scratch beats. The deejay console encourages creativity and is built for impulsive mixing, scratching, and production where milliseconds matter.
The Impulse Cooktop, as its name suggests, is designed around this very concept too, with a format that emulates the 4-deck console. The four cooktops are laid out like spin discs on a console, with the control panel being right in the center, within reach, and with controls that are both intuitive and easy to operate. Here’s where things get even more interesting – the entire cooktop is designed to be electric, and run on a combination of a power outlet as well as batteries, working even during a power cut. Individual elements are modular and repairable, so cooking meals should be just about as easy and creativity-driven as cooking fire beats.
Designed by Studio Blond for Impulse Labs, the cooktop is made to plug and play right out of the box. Drop it into your worktop, plug it into a socket, and you’re ready to cook. Four knobs at the center control the four electric ‘burners’, while a display helps you understand how hot or cold your burner is. The text is big, has a high contrast, and is accompanied by visuals that help anyone grasp the temperature they’re cooking at. Unlike conventional burners or induction stove that just show flames or power levels, this display gives you actual temperature readings so you’re more well-informed while cooking. Meanwhile, an LED strip around each burner glows to let you know which burners are active and how hot they are. A white strip indicates low or sim, while a bright orange or red means your burner is on full power.
Touchscreens are fiddly, and deejay consoles don’t have them for that reason – everything should be so intuitive that you can work it with your eyes closed. Similarly, the Impulse ditches touch-sensitive screens for an all knob-based interface that feels much more grasp-worthy. You don’t need to worry about heat affecting the touch-sensitivity, or water/oil/gravy spilling on the screen and messing up your stove’s settings. The raised cooktop surfaces (which really look like spinning discs) prevent the heat from reaching the screen, and four minimalist knobs let you do all the controlling you need to. The knobs are removable too, leaving you with a flat plate that’s easy to wipe down between uses. The only thing really missing is a child lock and we’re absolutely perfect.
A winner of this year’s Red Dot Award: Design Concept in the Best of the Best category, the Impulse Cooktop combines visual appeal with true user-friendliness. It helps homes transition to 100% electrical energy, without a fuss. A power socket is all you need to run the cooktop, and if you’re in a place with frequent power cuts (like I am), an internal battery allows you to continue cooking even during a blackout – something that induction cooktops struggle to do. The modular design simplifies repair, upgrade, and disassembly, paving the way for future accessories too.
Cable management and hiding is not only a trend; it has even become an art form. Messy cables don’t just get in the way but are also an eyesore. But what if the cables become part of the desk’s aesthetic? What if the power strip or socket box actually gave you a reason to have those charging wires out in the open? That’s the idea behind this socket box design that appeals to gamers, geeks, and gadget lovers by giving their desks a cyberpunk aesthetic. At the same time, it also makes cable management simpler by not having to hide wires and cables in the first place.
Designer: PTPC
It has become en vogue to hide power sockets and charging ports from view, whether disguising themselves as part of the desk or simply placing them behind tables. While that may be an effective way to reduce the visual mess, it also means most of these outlets are harder to reach. You shouldn’t have to sacrifice convenience for aesthetics, especially if the aesthetic you’re aiming for isn’t the kind that adheres to clean and tidy arrangements.
Trozk is a “hardcore” socket box that makes you want to actually have your wires in plain sight by embracing the popular cyberpunk theme. As the name itself implies, this genre’s design language is sometimes messy, unrefined, and even garish. You have tangled cables, neon lights, and geometric shapes in abundance, though still executed in a stylistic and intentional manner.
The socket box concept is aptly big, boxy, and flashy. On the top, you have six universal power outlets arranged in a 2×3 grid that can accommodate almost any plug type. Beside them is a square with small LED indicators and a square LCD display for information such as power input, output, and the like. Off to the side are USB ports for charging mobile devices. The concept incorporates GaN (Gallium Nitride) technology to handle the load of having 10 ports putting out power.
Like any cyberpunk-themed gadget, Trozk has RGB lighting that highlights the top surface of the box as well as the branding in front. Because of its interesting visual, the socket box is clearly designed to be shown off, even when there are cables coming out of it. That makes it easier to plug and remove chargers at will, while also giving your desk or shelf a sci-fi vibe. Of course, you’ll still have to make sure your cables don’t get tangled up, but at least now you’ll have a cyberpunk excuse for the mess.
Want to reexperience the Nintendo 64 as it was meant to be without any compromises in gaming experience? One is the graphics that are hard to emulate on modern screens in 4K via HDMI. Then Analogue 3D has got you covered if you’ve got the game console cartridges and controllers stashed in your library. It’ll come with an in-built bespoke 4K-upscaler and original display modes for a lag-free method to enjoy your classic titles how you want.
Analogue who previously created versions of the Game Boy, NES and Sega Genesis, has finally revealed that the long-awaited clone console will arrive in Q1 2025, and you can preorder it from 21 October (11 AM ET onwards) for $250. This console powered by 3DOS (the evolution of AnalogueOS) comes with features including support for saved states and capturing screenshots.
The original Nintendo console’s vibe is intact with power and reset buttons. In case you’ve got no controller to go with the 3D console or want a modern compatible controller to play, they’ve got you covered there as well. They’ve collaborated with 8BitDo to redesign a N64 controller that’s got all the buttons to make you go crazy. As I mentioned, it’ll work fine with old cartridges and has an expansion pack built-in. It will be safe to say, the console can save your game progress and might even have the trickery to import your old saved progress back from the late 90s.
The 8BitDo N64 controllers will cost $40 a piece and the complete package will cost $290. These modern controllers will have a Hall effect stick and will be compatible with Switch, PC and Android as it has support for D-input and S-input modes. Since we are talking Analogue here, you will only get the console in two colors – black or white – and controllers from their website or via third-party resellers. Given the N64 can be a big hassle with emulators, the Analogue 3D is a big win since you’ll play right from the source. Therefore, you can expect a glitch-free experience playing titles like Super Mario, FIFA 99, or The Legend of Zelda.
The eBook reader, a.k.a. eReader, market has grown considerably since the very first Kindles, now encompassing a more varied range of devices and capabilities. There are plenty that are really Android tablets in disguise, and some have gone beyond the blacks and grays of conventional E Ink devices. Despite all these advancements, Amazon’s devices are still the household name in this market, but the Kindle seems to have fallen behind its rivals in features. It wasn’t until late 2022, for example, that Amazon launched its first pen-enabled Kindle, the Scribe, and now it’s making another step forward with its first-ever Color E Ink device, the Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition.
Color E Ink isn’t a new technology, but Amazon has been very slow to embrace it. On the one hand, its core audience and the bulk of its library are centered around plain text eBooks anyway so it might not have been a high priority. But with more electronic documents embracing color and eReaders offering functions beyond just basic reading, it was definitely high time for a Kindle to follow suit.
The Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition brings Amazon’s eReader family up to snuff, slapping a 7-inch E Ink Kaleido screen on a very familiar design. Of course, it also comes with a few Kindle innovations, like custom-formulated coatings between display layers to enhance the typically dull colors of Color E Ink, micro-deflectors to minimize stray light, and an oxide backplane for better image quality and faster page turns. There’s also 32GB of storage on board and support for wireless charging, the latter a rarity in this device category.
With a $279.99 price tag, the Amazon Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition is quite pricey compared to other Color E Ink devices, such as the BOOX Go Color 7 and Bigme B751C, both of which have a more open Android operating system. In this regard, the Kindle Colorsoft probably only makes sense for people already hooked or locked into Amazon’s ecosystem, which includes comics and other colored documents.
Amazon also launched new editions of its existing Kindle devices, upgrading the pen-enabled Kindle Scribe with the ability to make in-book annotations using the stylus. The new Kindle Paperwhite also promises even faster page turns with a larger 7-inch display that still manages to be its thinnest Paperwhite. On the flip side, Amazon has officially discontinued the Kindle Oasis, the last of its kind in the Kindle family to have physical page-turn buttons.
Barely the size of a Mac mini, the Lunar is a 2-in-1 Foldable Keyboard that packs an entire PC into its compact design. Think of it as a laptop’s spiritual sibling – designed to fit anywhere and be carried wherever you go. All you really need is a display, be it a monitor, an iPad, or even those newfangled carry-anywhere AR glasses.
Sometimes, innovation surprises you not with flashy features, but with a simplicity that redefines an experience. The Lunar mini PC is exactly that—a folding keyboard that, when unfolded, reveals the heart of a powerful AMD Ryzen-powered computer. I’ve been following the trends in portable computing for years, and rarely does a device manage to balance performance, design, and practicality as seamlessly as this. It’s easy to overlook, especially if you’re used to thinking of PCs as large, cumbersome machines, but the Lunar mini PC changes that perception the moment you hold it.
The AMD Ryzen 7 8840U processor inside might sound like overkill for something this small, but it’s not just about raw power. Think about how we work today: jumping from a coffee shop to a co-working space, sometimes connecting to external monitors, sometimes working straight from a tablet or even AR glasses. Lunar’s decision to skip a built-in screen in favor of external display options is more of a design statement than a compromise. Why drain battery life on an extra screen when you can wirelessly stream to a device you already carry, or plug into a larger display for more serious tasks? It’s an approach that resonates with anyone tired of carrying excess tech that never quite fits their routine.
Sure, it’s portable, but how does it feel? The Lunar PC’s keyboard is surprisingly satisfying, especially given its folding nature. It’s designed to feel like a proper typing experience, not the cramped, flimsy experience you get from so many portable keyboards. Folded down, it weighs just 800 grams, and its slim profile (6.1 x 4.3 x 1.1 inches) means it can easily be slipped into a backpack or messenger bag. When unfolded, the keyboard stretches to nearly 30 cm, offering a comfortable layout even for extended typing sessions, with 1.2mm scissor switches that offer a fair amount of travel. With up to 32GB of LPDDR5X RAM, 1TB SSD, and nearly 10 hours of battery life on a full charge, you could easily use the mini-PC for everything from gaming to editing photos and videos – something you wouldn’t be able to do on, say, an Android tablet that’s just as portable.
Surprisingly, the foldable keyboard packs more port variety than your average MacBook Air or Chromebook. It’s equipped with Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2, ensuring you’re getting the latest in wireless technology. You’ve also got the flexibility of a USB 3.0 Type-A, a USB 3.2 Type-C, and a USB4 port, which means you can connect pretty much anything you need, whether it’s external storage, a monitor, or even a full docking station. With a 16,000mAh battery inside, it’s designed to get you through a full day of light work without being tethered to a wall. This kind of flexibility in a mini PC is rare, especially when most of us are constantly juggling devices and chargers.
The appeal of Lunar extends to its flexibility—if you need a screen, it’ll connect to virtually any display you already own, and for something more immersive, AR and VR headsets like the XReal Air 2 or Apple Vision Pro are compatible. This makes it particularly appealing for creatives or those who need to switch between work and entertainment modes seamlessly. It’s not limited to individual use either. The Lunar can create a hotspot to share its connectivity with other devices, making it a great solution for team projects or collaborative work away from the office.
As someone who’s always on the lookout for tech that balances design and functionality with a creative approach, the Lunar 2-in-1 is exciting. Currently, it’s live on Kickstarter with a starting price of $579 for the base model, which includes 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage (that’s about as much as my gaming laptop for half the price and half the size). Shipping is expected to start in January 2025, with a GaN charger included with each Lunar mini-PC for easy charging. Whether you’re a designer, a writer, or just someone tired of carrying too many gadgets, the Lunar 2-in-1 feels like the kind of device that could simplify your setup without sacrificing performance. And honestly, isn’t that the dream? A full PC in your pocket, ready to work wherever you are.
What if iPod Touch survived till today? Perhaps, it would have had evolved into a niche entertainment device–it was a niche product when it existed. Anyway, the music player is in the grave without a chance for resurrection, but that’s a little impediment for creators. No wonder, two designers believe the iPod Touch can be redesigned in the iPhone 16 design language, and this is what it would be. Read on!
Easily saying, if the iPod Touch continued to date, it would have been an iPhone-styled entertainment device with a focus on high-quality entertainment. It would have played games, streamed media in all forms, and would have been thriving on the integrated Apple ecosystem syncing seamlessly across smart home devices, Apple Watch and yeah, the AirPods.
This is far from how JUAN and wong have envisioned the iPod Touch (7th generation), which has been off the shelves and discontinued for the better part of three years now. The idea of their iPod Touch is pretty much the same device with slight hints of the latest iPhones, the iPhone 16 lineup. So, the overall dimensions of the 7th generation iPhone Touch remain unchanged.
The reworked iPod Touch retains the 4-unch Redina display on the front. But in the back, the iPhone look is pretty evident with the single Apple logo in the center. No iPod branding or any additional text information toward the bottom. The designers note that “the pop-out loop hanger button” has been revived to make that evident distinction of the iPod Touch from iPhones and iPads.
Taking a slight dig at Apple’s complacency or rigidness, if you may, to shift to the universal USB-C type charging slot, the designers have stuck with a Lightning connector for charging. Assuming if it were made, the iPod Touch would feature a Lightning connector because Apple “probably has plenty of stock still available.”
Despite AirPods being the most obvious choice to be used with the iPod Touch, JUAN and wong have not parted with the good old 3.5 headphone jack. Continuing on the back, the plastic antenna cap is visible. iPhones and iPod now have it in their frame, but the iPod is happy with it in the back. This would, the designers suggest, add to the iPod Touch’s identity and also be cost-effective to pull off!
I love the fall season because it means a time for cozy gatherings, pumpkin-spiced lattes, warm meals, and a certain crispness in the air. To make the most of this season, it is important to curate the right home and kitchen gadgets to ensure you can organize your home, and create an inviting atmosphere. From watching Halloween-themed movies in advance to mowing your lawn and getting rid of those fallen leaves – the right assortment of gadgets can ensure that your Autumn season will pass smoothly and seamlessly. We have curated a collection of functional and fall-appropriate appliances for you! From a smart tea maker to help you prepare your steaming pumpkin chai latte to an intelligent lawn blower with Vision AI – these innovative and well-designed gadgets are what you need this fall season.
1. Google TV Streamer
The Google TV Streamer is designed to be the Chromecast’s successor. It is deemed a natural rival to the Apple TV, and it features a slanted top, supported by a firm block base. It has a clean and minimal white color theme, and it is quite different from the compact dongle Chromecast while maintaining the Google TV branding. It is the latest 4K streaming device from Google. It seems like the ideal gadget to support your movie-watching marathons this fall season if you’re in the mood for some Halloween-themed media!
Why is it noteworthy?
The Google TV Streamer’s new and improved design is paired up with a remote control, which is longer than the previous remote of the Chromecast. The remote features some improvements in the design and feel as well. The streaming box is connected to two cables at the back, which may be for power and HDMI.
What we like
Features a new flat tabletop design
Upgraded smart home controls
What we dislike
Uses Wi-Fi 5 instead of a more modern standard like Wi-Fi 6E or Wi-Fi 7
It is pricier than the Chromecast with Google TV
2. The COit
Designed by LG, the COit is intended to be a robot that functions as a hub in your kitchen ecosystem. The robot is designed to be utilized by novices and professional chefs. It is an autonomous device that moves the focus from videography back to cooking, which is the primary focus of entering a kitchen.
Why is it noteworthy?
It is equipped with a mountable rail with a circular display that is surrounded by a projector, camera, light, and a smart grip. The different modules are designed to be moved around in the small area, ensuring they are kept away from fires and vapors.
What we like
These modules – that clip onto the rail with built-in magnets – can be customized in orientation, depending on user requirements
What we dislike
Food over the globe has such diversity, that trying to standardize the recipe as per one instruction set would impact the diversity of that dish
3. Shell Intelligent Speaker
Dubbed the Shell Intelligent Speaker, this conceptual design offers a twist on the shape of a smart speaker. It draws inspiration from shells, merging the round and squarish shapes, and then utilizing a dot matric outline. The hole-inspired form and the addictive character will elevate the acoustic sound of the speaker. The speaker is a visually pleasing device, to help you play your autumn-themed playlist at full volume!
Why is it noteworthy?
The round speaker looks quite cute and appealing and reminds you not only of a seashell but also of an egg. The round screen offers more space to view your music, videos, weather, and date information. Since it is a smart speaker, you can simply listen to the shell to get the information you need.
What we like
Minimal aesthetic with pastel colors
Larger screen space
What we dislike
It is a concept, so we don’t know how well it will translate into a tangible product
4. Smart Tea Pot
Say hello to the Smart Tea Pot, an essential for all tea lovers. It is a unique connected teapot, which lets you brew your tea using technology. You can prepare a delicious brew based on the tea you like to drink, creating a specialized brew of your own choice. You could try preparing some delicious pumpkin-themed tea or chai to deal with the autumn air!
The Smart Tea Pot features advanced brewing adjustments you can customize to prepare the kind of tea you want. Its “Golden Drop” rotating infuser is the perfect example of Japanese minimalism.
What we like
Equipped with compact size, and minimal design language
Perfect example of Japanese minimalism and design philosophy
What we dislike
Tech is used for brewing, which may require a learning curve for users
5. Kuku Maker
If you’re in the mood to up your coffee game this fall, and prepare some delicious pumpkin-spiced lattes, then you may want to consider purchasing the Kuku Maker. It helps you take control of your coffee, and prepare it exactly the way you like it. You have options for flavor, thick or light consistency, as well as hot or cold serving.
Why is it noteworthy?
Designed to be a revolutionary coffee machine, the KUKU Maker provides a consistent taste and allows you to customize extraction parameters according to your personal preferences during the brewing process. It has a whole bunch of adjustable options, such as extraction pressure, time, temperature, and grind fineness.
What we like
Provides exceptional control and flexibility
Easy-to-clean design
What we dislike
Will require a learning curve to fully understand and properly use the various settings effectively
6. Heisenberg H1 Pro All-in-One Robot Mower
Meet the Heisenberg H1 Pro All-in-One Robot Mower amped with Vision AI. It is a robotic lawn mower, perfect for cleaning up your yard this autumn season. It merges cameras with AI to plan routes, and also avoid obstacles pretty efficiently. This ensures that the traditional boundary wire isn’t required.
Why is it noteworthy?
The robotic lawn mower ensures your yard is clean and crisp. The H1 Pro is amped with the Heisenberg Pilot System (HPS), and it uses robotic vision, dual AI chips, and deep-learning algorithms to build the perfect 3D navigation for your entire lawn. It is great for perfect edges and an even cut.
What we like
Trims edges, blows leaves, and sprays fertilizers on its own
What we dislike
Looks a bit too industrial
7. ROTO-Q 360
Say hello to the ROTO-Q 360 – a non-electric rotisserie cooking machine. It is designed to be a durable and convenient option for rotisserie chicken. It occupies minimal space and automates the whole rotisserie process, so you just need to set it up and turn it on. The machine doesn’t need any fuel, gas, or power to run, so you don’t need to stress about keeping it charged and ready for use.
Why is it noteworthy?
It offers the ultimate convenience in rotisserie cooking and ensures some delicious and healthy chicken is always easily accessible for you. You can enjoy some fresh and delicious rotisserie chicken all day long, keeping your diet on track, and making for a perfect fall dinner!
What we like
Engineered to fit in any home and kitchen
Portable design
What we dislike
Some users said that it has sharp edges, so use it with care to ensure you don’t cut yourself
8. Abell
Dubbed Abell, this air purifier is both functional and aesthetic. It purifies the air in your room and home, while also serving as a decorative piece. It doesn’t simply stand in your room, cleaning the air, it also functions as a lighting design, making it a truly multifunctional product.
Why is it noteworthy?
The purifier can be hung wherever you like, and it won’t occupy any precious real estate in your home. It provides clean air, while also illuminating your room. If you’re someone who appreciates a minimal and monochromatic aesthetic, then this air purifier is the perfect choice for you.
What we like
Multifunctional and versatile product
Minimalist and visually pleasing design
What we dislike
It has a pretty minimal and simple controller, which doesn’t display how the air-purification function can be customized
9. ANAORI Kakugama
Say hello to the ANAORI kakugama – a sleek, all-black, and aesthetic appliance that merges traditional and modern design. The kitchen appliance prepares fresh delicious food, without causing much damage to the ingredients. It is a multifunctional gadget made from carbon graphite. It can steam, poach, simmer, grill, or even fry your food for you. You can do a lot with your autumnal vegetable this fall season!
Why is it noteworthy?
The versatile cooking device can prepare your food in different styles for you. It is equipped with great heat retention on account of the carbon graphite and a Japanese cypress lid which imparts the food with the lovely scent of the Japanese countryside.
What we like
Prepares food with care, while taking care of ingredients
What we dislike
Expensive price tag
Bulky appliance that will occupy substantial space
10. Battery-free Amplifying iSpeakers
If you’re in the mood to play some spooky tunes this Halloween, then you may want to get your hands on the Battery-Free Amplifying Speakers. These unique speakers are battery-free and portable and designed to be an upgraded variant of the conventional no-power smartphone speaker. The speakers are built from metal, giving them a sleek and sturdy look.
These speakers are made from a special aluminum alloy called Duralumin. This alloy is typically used in aviation and aerospace industries since it has vibration-resistant properties. You just need to place the smartphone into the speaker and prepare yourself for a high-quality audio experience.
What we like
It doesn’t need any power, so you can carry it wherever you like
Sleek and minimal aesthetics
What we dislike
Incompatible with bulky and big smartphone cases and covers
Teenage Engineering is long known for its musical design and they’ve got another head-scratcher for all the John Lennon fans. His son Sean Ono Lennon has collaborated with Teenage Engineering to create a custom-made Bluetooth speaker for the legendary singer’s birthday. Coincidently, Sean shares his birthday with his father, and this is the perfect gift for him turning 49 and also for diehard fans.
The focus of the minimalist wireless speaker-cum-radio christened Mind Games Limited Edition OB-04 is the 1973 album Mind Games. The audio accessory has a two-hour loop recording function for rewinding, time-stretching and looping the live radio.
On the outside, the speaker is inspired by the album art of the fourth solo studio album by John. The graphic has the popular graphic where a mini Lennon is minusculed by the Yoko-mountain graphic. The legendary musician and singer was a proponent of peace and the Teenage Engineering’s white truly matches that vibe. Till date fans mourn his death after he got shot, and the speaker’s exclusive content is a homage to that. There are six sets of new mixes of the Mind Games album which include the raw studio mixes, the Evolution documentary, the Elements mixes and Elemental mixes. That’s not it as there is a new metronome, meditation mixes (nine re-edits of the album’s title track) and nine mantras to complete the set. Some of the aforementioned tracks have instrumentals and record engineering by Sean and Scott Holingsworth.
This limited edition version is based on the OB-04 BT speaker which in itself is an exclusive audio accessory. The hardware on the inside remains the same, so audio quality and soundstage are going to be similar. On a single charge, you can listen to the music albums for 40 hours uninterrupted and in the radio mode it goes up to 72 hours. Carrying the weighty legacy of John Lennon, the ‘Mind Games’ edition is understandably priced at $999, almost twice as the standard version which can be bought for $549 in 7 color options.
AI is gradually creeping up in our daily lives, giving us all better ways to be productive without exercising our neural network. If we weren’t already slaves to our phones and PCs, AI will ensure we stay hooked on to our gadgets more than ever. Many applications of AI are more than useful if used smartly.
Most AI models are slowly inching towards a machine learning level that’s useful for more complex day-to-day applications. A direct byproduct of that metamorphosis is this concept radio that is entertaining for good. Meet Symphony AI language module radio that won’t leave you bored sitting on your couch scrolling endlessly in your Instagram feed.
The device comes with an in-built AI language module that creates engaging debates and conversations on a variety of topics. They can range from online news, podcasts, or trends that can be on any platform via YouTube, audio files or PDFs. The gadget is more than just summarizing information that doesn’t require debate. It captures the gist of the reasoning process and discusses information to further provide an opportunity for objective thinking that’s free from any biases. This is done based on all the latest world’s information.
These two functions of the Symphony radio are kept separate via two modes. One of them is the Summary Mode which is more of a knowledge-condensing function for extracting the summary of elaborate topics that can get boring at times. The other is the Debate Mode which is more engaging and dynamic since it gathers and presents contentious information available online in a narrative format. In the second mode, the AI-driven approach presents individual perspectives and understands the issues more openly. This expands the user’s thoughts in a very entertaining way.
Symphony is like a small radio playing local channels in the afternoon, letting you engage with the latest news and information while sipping coffee. The gadget also comes with a monochrome screen to prompt all the spoken content in a textual format. Carrying a very future-forward design language, the Symphony radio has two wireless earbuds attached magnetically to the sides, hidden from plain sight. They let you enjoy all the AI-generated conversations without disturbing others in the room. Other than that, the radio has all those normal buttons to change channels, toggle volume levels and play/pause the broadcast.
If you’re a child of the 80s and the 90s, you probably remember this weird but cute little movie and book, The Brave Little Toaster. He eventually went to Mars for some reason on one of his adventures and some fun was had. Well now, we apparently have a Brave Little Vacuum as Roborock’s S8 MaxV Ultra became the first robot vacuum cleaner to go into space and perform some cleaning duties in extreme environments.
Designer: Roborock
The S8 MaxV Ultra is the brand’s most technologically advanced unit and it has proved itself by going into space and still perform as it should be, even within the harsh environment. It experienced temperatures below -60°C and both its battery and motor were still able to function well. It was even able to be integrated with the flight computer by modifying the control system, allowing it to connect with the ship’s computer and they were able to activate it during the flight.
As seen in the video they uploaded, the vacuum was still able to have all the parts, including the Flexi-Arm Design brushes moving even while in the aforementioned -60°C temperature and while suspended in the air, 110,000 feet above ground. But other than the control system, most of the overall mechanical systems were left unmodified, showing off the robo vacuum’s capabilities, including its ultra-reactive AI 2.0 obstacle recognition, built-in voice assistant, and Flexi-Arm Design.
But since not all of us will be going to space anyways, the S8 MaxV Ultra is still very useful for earth-bound people. It has features like the FlexiArm Design Side Brush and the Extra Edge Spinning Mop System that lets it have 100% corner coverage as it’s able to reach tight corners and crevices. It also has the VibraRise® 3.0 Mopping System that lets it do high-speed sonic mopping and the 20mm mop module lift that lets it automatically rise when cleaning carpets. So in the future, if you do go to space, you can take it along with you.
Side Brush and the Extra Edge Spinning Mop System that lets it have 100% corner coverage as it’s able to reach tight corners and crevices. It also has the VibraRise® 3.0 Mopping System that lets it do high-speed sonic mopping and the 20mm mop module lift that lets it automatically rise when cleaning carpets. So in the future, if you do go to space, you can take it along with you. 