Core77 Weekly Roundup (10-27-25 to 10-31-25)

Here’s what we looked at this week:

Personomic’s 3D-printed bike saddles: A perfect match for your specific butt.

Specialty tool design: A rocket-launched rope thrower for emergency rescue.

Kohler’s new in-toilet camera for analyzing gut health.

Anduril’s AI-powered EagleEye, a new military helmet, confers video-game-like abilities.

The Mind line: Nike’s bizarre, experimental mind-body-connection-promoting footwear.

Automated drone docks for disaster relief and catching criminals.

Robotics firm Dephy’s bionic footwear is being adapted into Nike powered sneakers.

Toyo Kitchen Style’s revolutionary, gigantic kitchen sink design.

Remember the Reebok Pump? Nike’s doing that with a jacket.

Well, it’s happened. 1X is now taking pre-orders for NEO, their humanoid servant robot.

The RETRADISC, a Gen-Z-targeting transparent Bluetooth CD player, has landed in the MoMA Design Store.

A clever DIY jig for repeatable lathe work.

Toyota’s brilliant plan to sell unfinished cars. Could this model also be applied to the housing crisis?

Lexus’ bizarre one-person autonomous luxury taxi concept.