Foundation Robot Hand V2
Foundation just put out a short video of its newest robotic hand closing around a baseball in mid-flight. The catch looks almost casual. The ball arrives, the fingers curl, and the grip holds. No frantic adjustments. No visible sensors twitching on the surface. The throw is timed and the motion is planned ahead of time, yet the repeatability is sharp enough that the team is already joking about the majors.

Lenovo Thinkplus FLUX 140W Power Bank
A brushed silver body frames a wide transparent panel that puts the circuitry right in front of you. Four automotive-grade cells, inductors, and chips sit visible behind the clear front, while a recessed 2.01-inch color screen sits above them and tracks every watt in real time. This is the Lenovo thinkplus FLUX 140W, a 20,000 mAh power bank, priced at $74.99 (was $100), built to push a laptop hard and look deliberate while doing it.

Cizeta-Moroder Prototype 16-Cylinder Supercar
Photo credit: Karissa Hosek / RM Sotheby’s
Claudio Zampolli spent years fixing other people’s dreams in Los Angeles before deciding to build his own. A former Lamborghini test driver and development engineer, he wanted something that would make the Countach look ordinary. He found a partner in Giorgio Moroder, the three-time Academy Award-winning composer behind some of the biggest disco and film scores of the era. Together they put their names on a car that carried both: the Cizeta-Moroder V16T. Chassis 001 is the only one that ever wore both names at once. In two weeks it heads to RM Sotheby’s Monterey auction with an estimate between $1.4 million and $1.8 million.