Security cameras have become commonplace in many neighborhoods, but their footage frequently leaves us scratching our heads and wondering what actually happened. That’s where the Wyze Cam Pan V4, priced at $45 (was $60), comes in, and its straightforward objective is to provide footage that will make sense later on. The camera records in sharp 4K (3840 by 2160 pixels each frame), so you may expect clear images of faces, clothes, license plates, and so on.
Ari Motors’ engineers have been working on the Ari 458 Pro, a compact electric camper that is redefining people’s perceptions about short vacations. At only 12.5 feet long and 4.9 feet wide, this vehicle fits into a conventional parking place and can even fit into narrow roadways where larger motorhomes cannot. You can park it almost anywhere and yet have enough room to make a spontaneous stop at a lake or a forest clear-cut, without having to worry about hookups and whatnot.
A video clip purportedly showing a place in England has sparked a lot of interest among Elden Ring fans. The streamer THROX posted some footage on TikTok after spotting some construction that looked suspiciously like certain locations from the game, and it’s no surprise; take a look at the stone walls forming a structure that bears a striking resemblance to the Churches of Marika found throughout the game world, and you can almost imagine the Dark Souls style architecture coming to life.
Last month, in a military training area in northern Germany, a compact but lethal jet-powered drone took off from a rail launcher at dawn. Airbus calls this unmanned aircraft the Bird of Prey, which is a suitable nickname given its mission of carrying missiles under its wings to destroy enemy objectives. Last month, the Bird of Prey’s primary mission was to locate and destroy a kamikaze drone flying directly at it, which is a very regular occurrence in modern warfare.
Back in 2021, rumors circulated about a new LG phone with a screen that unfurled like a scroll, similar to a roll-up map rather than a fold. Interestingly, they had planned to release it that year, but LG decided to discontinue its entire mobile division. As a result, the idea fizzled, only to resurface recently with a prototype reaching Zack Nelson (of JerryRigEverything fame).
Oscar Hudson collaborated with the talented folks at Isle of Any to produce a brand new ad for Coinbase, titled ‘Your Way Out’. They wanted to convey the impression of being caught in a rigid system and then unexpectedly bursting out, so they decided to film everything in real life, with no CGI or AI. The end result is a commercial that resembles a video game, but each frame was shot in a real location with real people and props.
The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening DX HD depicts Koholint Island in such detail that every blade of grass and distant tree stands out. Explorers navigate Link throughout the countryside, discovering the vast universe that awaits them, free of the limitations of small screens. One easy change allows anyone to drag the view back until the entire island is visible, with every animal, enemy, and villager following their routines regardless of how far away they are.
Agility Robotics has spent years developing their robot Digit with the purpose of enabling it to perform real-world tasks in warehouses where people move heavy boxes and totes all day. The company just released a short video showing Digit performing some slick dance routines, with excellent coordination and steady balance throughout.
Samsung has a reputation for creating televisions that merge easily into any house, much like a piece of framed artwork hanging on a wall. The problem is that those televisions have traditionally been too expensive for many purchasers. Hisense identified an opportunity with the 55-inch CanvasTV (55S7N), a set that costs around $600 (was $1,000), and the good news is that it still gives the same exquisite style without the enormous expensive price tag.
A Beijing-based Linkerbot robot hand swoops in and grabs a loose screw, aligns it, and tightens it in less than 2 seconds. When it comes to assembly tasks like this, the L30 model is a speed demon that outperforms most humans.