A drone so small it can sit on your finger, the BETAFPV Pavo Femto rewrites the rules of micro quads. At 75mm across and 35g without battery or camera, it’s under the 250g FAA threshold even with everything on. That’s lighter than an AirPods case and packs a high definition punch that rivals drones 4x its size.
SEGA has released the first gameplay trailer for Virtua Fighter Project, a fresh new chapter in the series that helped define 3D fighting games back in 1993. Revealed at EVO Vegas 2025, this 1 minute trailer gives us a raw, unpolished look at the combat, set on a blank training stage. Developed by Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio, the team behind the narrative depth of the Yakuza series, this new game promises to honor the series’ past while forging its own path.
Indoor security cameras are a must have for your home especially when thieves slip in and out without making a sound. The Tapo TP-Link 2K Pan/Tilt Indoor Security Camera (2-Pack) for $34.99 (was $55) packs a lot of punch for the price.
Sahko recently showed off his latest creation at OpenSauce, a maker gathering. His first project is a custom smartwatch that was built around a flexible circuit board, complete with glowing amber LED dot-matrix displays, making it a retro-tech dream.
Partnering with Swarovski, Motorola has created a foldable phone and earbuds that marry tech with high-end style. The Brilliant Collection is the name of this new lineup and it includes the Motorola RAZR 2025 and Moto Buds Loop, both in Pantone Ice Melt and adorned with Swarovski crystals.
Honda has done the impossible, merging the world of Pokémon with real world engineering to create a motorcycle that’s as much a creature as it is a machine. Unveiled at Japan’s Suzuka Circuit, the Koraidon motorcycle, based on the legendary dragon from Pokémon Scarlet, is no longer just a static display.
Hold your hand up to your front door and in a second it unlocks. No keys, no codes, just the unique pattern of veins on your hand. TCL’s D2 Pro Palm Vein Smart Lock brings this Tony Stark-inspired idea to life, combining cutting-edge biometric tech with practical features for everyday use.
Thirteen years into its Martian adventure, Curiosity isn’t slowing down. Landing in Gale Crater in 2012, this six-wheeled rover has spent over a decade exploring Mars’ ancient landscapes and uncovering clues about a planet that once had rivers and lakes. Engineers at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory have now taught the aging rover new skills, so it can work smarter.
