Remote-Controlled LEGO Wall-E Robot
Crostplay2 spent six months transforming the official LEGO Wall-E set into a robot that actually moves and responds on its own. Pixar fans everywhere know the official set looks perfect on a shelf yet stays completely still once assembled. Crostplay2 decided to change that completely by adding electronics, custom parts, and precise controls that bring the little trash-compacting character to life. The finished robot drives around smoothly, tilts its head, waves its arms, plays sounds from the movie, and even lights up in different patterns, all operated from a distance with a PlayStation 4 controller.

Anker Solix S2000 Battery-Powered Desktop PC System
Gamers have always faced a choice between the freedom of a laptop and the power of a real desktop. Mryeester decided to skip the compromise. He created a full gaming station complete with internet access and a cold drink on hand that works anywhere without plugging into a wall. At the center of everything sits the Anker SOLIX S2000. This portable power station holds two kilowatt hours of energy and delivers steady alternating current through a pure sine wave.

SpaceX Starship V3 Launch Landing
SpaceX lifted its upgraded Starship V3 rocket from the pad at Starbase in Texas late this afternoon for its first full test flight. At 407 feet tall and carrying more thrust than any rocket before it, the vehicle rose on 33 engines in the Super Heavy booster and six in the upper stage. One booster engine failed to ignite at the start, yet the stack cleared the tower cleanly and kept climbing.