Core77 Weekly Roundup (8-18-25 to 8-22-25)

Here’s what we looked at this week:

The new, disruptive Antigravity A1 is a drone for non-drone people.

These ATMs give receipts you can use as rolling papers.

Sharpie expands their range of colors yet again with their acrylic Creative Markers line.

Examples of good and bad UX in improvised signage in movie theaters.

A look at NBA locker room design.

A great UX detail on Yamazaki Home’s Floating Spoon.

The Cornervery: A 90-degree stapler for creating economical packaging.

Examples of good/bad execution of a UX improvement for flashlights.

With his no-foam O2 Lounge Chair for Hay, industrial designer Jonas Forman explains his material-driven approach to design.

Ford’s retro Bronco Roadster concept is an exercise in restraint.

Studio Drift and Drone Stories use drones to visually complete damaged or unfinished architecture.

Heymat’s designey doormats, borne from an industrial laundry in Norway.

The Eames Lounge Chair originally came with an exploded view drawing, lettered by nun and art educator Corita Kent.

Eskimo’s Cliff series of stone radiators provide heat with a stylishly monolithic look.

Remedial design: Baseus’ power strip for underpowered Chinese kitchens.

Teenage Engineering’s free mini-computer case, “engineered down to a cost of zero.”

A clever design solution for a bathroom with a large window, and no room for a mirror.

Industrial design case study: Sunflower, by Shift Studio, is a designey concrete firepit with improved manufacturability.