PROS: Wire-free RTK and VSLAM 2.0 navigation holds its line under tree canopy True 24/7 cutting via binocular daylight and iToF night-vision cameras Floating dual-disc deck delivers clean, even stripes on uneven terrain 70 percent slope rating clears embankments that defeat wheeled rivals Quiet...
This 400-Square-Foot Tiny Home Lives Bigger Than Most Apartments
The Cascade Max didn’t become Tru Form Tiny’s fan favorite by accident. Starting at $198,900, this Craftsman-inspired park model is one of the Oregon-based builder’s most beloved designs, and it earns that reputation in every square foot. At just under 400 square feet, the Cascade Max measures 38 by 10.5 feet and...
This Airstream camper van has powered loft bed to sleep four people without the pop-up roof
Airstream was waiting for the right time to surprise us after the launch of its Rangeline 21 Premier Suite. The single floorplan of the Rangeline 21PS tailored for solo travelers now gets an upgrade, for those who love to travel as a family, in the new Airstream Rangeline 21PL Touring Coach. Just like the predecessor,...
A Designer Just Turned His Memories Into Chairs You Can Sit In
The chair is probably the most taken-for-granted object in any room. You pull one out, you sit, you get up and push it back in. That’s the full extent of the relationship most of us have with it, a transaction so unremarkable it barely registers. So when a designer decides to treat the chair as a kind of...
This BlackBerry Cyberdeck Brings Back the QWERTY Keyboard, Powered by an old Intel Compute Stick
Everyone has a drawer somewhere with a dead BlackBerry sitting at the bottom of it, wedged between a tangle of old chargers and a phone you swore you’d sell on eBay someday. Most of those BlackBerrys are never coming back to life, the batteries swollen and the software hopelessly outdated, fit only for nostalgia and...
1 Cork Frame Just Solved the Sticky Note Problem for Good
Every once in a while, a design comes along that makes you wonder why it didn’t exist sooner. Contour, by Budapest-based industrial designer Adam Miklosi, is exactly that kind of object. It’s a corkboard for your monitor, and no, I didn’t realize I needed one until I saw it. The concept is straightforward....
The 5 LEGO Designs of June 2026 That Prove the Brick Has Never Been More Interesting
June has been a remarkable month for LEGO, and not just in the way it usually is. The sets, concepts, and collaborations landing right now feel less like product launches and more like cultural moments. Whether it’s a musician’s legacy cast in brick or a charcuterie spread that somehow makes you hungry, the breadth...
The Modular Table That Actually Works for Public Spaces
A table is arguably the most taken-for-granted object in design. Four legs, a flat surface, repeat. We have been manufacturing and sitting around tables in essentially the same configuration for centuries, and most of us have never once stopped to ask whether the table itself is actually working for us. Fengfan Yang...
Finally a power bank you can split into two halves, share with your nerdy pals
Power banks have long been quite boring, just building on dated designs and old-school functionality. There has not been much innovation in daily driving utility beyond faster charging speeds, port versatility for multi-device support, and larger capacity. That I say because Nimble has created a very clever power bank...
The Handheld PC That Becomes a Gamepad, Keyboard, or Knob Panel
The handheld PC market has gotten surprisingly competitive in recent years. Devices like the Steam Deck and ROG Ally have proven that people genuinely want powerful computers in their pockets, but they’ve all settled into roughly the same formula: a fixed gamepad layout and a fixed identity as gaming devices. Getting...