This $399 Device Can Kill Your Joint Pain Using Infrared Lasers (And Zero Side Effects)
The first Move+ made a bold promise: what if your “painkiller” was a band of light instead of a bottle of pills? By wrapping medical-grade…
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These No-Drill Window Blinds Install in 30 Seconds Without Damaging Your Walls
There is a moment of hesitation familiar to anyone who has ever wanted to personalize their living space: the moment before drilling a hole into…
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These retro-modern Headphones put audio adjustments on physical dials and tactile switches
Adjusting your headphones shouldn’t mean searching for a tiny button or guessing where to tap a touch-sensitive surface. TUNE X3 explores a more hands-on approach,…
Clevetura S Keyboard Review: Swipe Across the Keys Instead of Reaching for a Mouse
Keyboards and mice have shared our desks for decades, but our hands still have to travel between them whenever typing gives way to clicking. That…
Porsche Mission S ditches the center screen for a driver-focused supercar cockpit
Porsche has unveiled the Mission S, a vision model that previews its evolving design language and introduces plans for a new mid-engine super sports car…
Kojima x CASETiFY: Game-World Gear You Can Actually Carry
A miniature piece of sci-fi equipment becomes more appealing to me when it has a job beyond occupying a shelf. The KOJIMA PRODUCTIONS x CASETiFY…
DUO STOVE Concept Air-Fries and Steams Without Two Appliances
Dinner can be a one-pot meal and still leave a small collection of appliance parts in the sink. Add a separate steamer or countertop cooker,…
The 8 Retro-Inspired Gadgets Of October 2026 That Bring Back the Rituals Smartphones Replaced
Turning a radio dial asks something different of your hand than tapping an app. So does loading a game cartridge, pressing a calculator key, or…
ADHD ONE Lets You Answer iPhone Calls on a DIY 1980s-Style Brick
Answering a call on your smartphone can easily turn into checking messages, opening an app, and forgetting why you picked it up. ADHD ONE keeps…
TypAir’s Wearable Keyboard Prototype Lets You Type Without Speaking Aloud
Typing through smart glasses can mean speaking messages aloud or reaching for another device. MindRove’s TypAir offers a quieter option, attaching a gesture-based Bluetooth keyboard…
LEGO’s Marvel Skyline: Superhero Landmarks Without the Sprawl
Marvel fans who follow the movies, comic books, TV shows, and more, and who are also collectors, would probably want to have the entire universe…
No Wood, No Ash, No Smoke: This Modular Propane Torch Turns Any Outdoor Space Into a Gathering Spot
Camping gear has a habit of living in the garage for 51 weeks a year. Camp Torch, built by three friends in Boise, Idaho, took…
5 Japanese Everyday Designs That Fix Familiar Frustrations
A notebook that won’t let you move a page. A charging cable that sticks straight into your palm. Keys that disappear between coming home and…
This Norwegian Sauna Turns Reclaimed Timber Into a Ship-Inspired Waterfront Shelter
Nineteen timber frames lean toward the harbor at Båtsfjord, Norway, giving Skroget the skeletal outline of a boat under construction. Designed and built by Rare…
The Lamborghini Miura Fountain Pen has a pop-up headlight built right into the cap
Pop-up headlights were the original fidget toy, and anyone who grew up with a Miata in the family knows it. You’d flick them up and…
The hardest part of moving from UX to hardware is committing
A lamp takes shape through its proportions, materials, and relationship with light. A voice interface has to make sense without giving someone a screen to…
This 3D-printed film camera can manipulate perspective for perfect skyscraper shots
Point your phone at a tall building and snap a photo, then look at it. The whole thing is leaning back like it’s trying to…
Lego’s 5,682-brick Venice set has canals, a clocktower, and a tiny piano that actually plays
Venice sits on roughly 118 small islands stitched together with bridges, which makes it the one city where a flat LEGO base feels almost historically…