Mondo Robotics introduced Beni this week as a compact robot on wheels meant to carry a camera and keep up with its owner during everyday activities and active pursuits. Standing 8.5 inches in length with a square-ish 7.1 inch profile and rising just 7.1 inches off the ground, it weighs 3.86 pounds and fits easily into a backpack for trips to the park or skate spot.
Lamborghini just released a new app built for the Apple Vision Pro. Current hybrid models from the lineup take center stage with high-fidelity digital versions ready for close examination. Models include the Temerario and Revuelto on the two-seater hypercar side while the Urus SE and Urus SE Performante bring the performance SUV offerings into view, with the latter appearing in complete detail ahead of its physical introduction at Goodwood. Two modes shape how each car appears. One mode places the model directly into the user’s real environment so it can occupy full scale next to existing furniture or adjust smaller to match available room. A second mode moves everything into a dedicated digital space created with Lamborghini’s design direction in mind.
Fiat has started sales of its smallest electric vehicle in America. The Topolino arrives with a starting price of $13,995 before destination fees and targets drivers who want something far simpler than a regular car. Pricing for the Topolino begins at that figure, with a $990 destination charge bringing the total to $14,985. Limited quantities of the 2026 models sit at select dealers now, and orders have opened for those who want one.
With some free time before his flight to Maker Faire Prague, Ivan Miranda chose to fill it with something ambitious rather than rest. He set out to design and build the smallest motorbike an adult could comfortably ride, yet compact enough to pack into a standard suitcase for air travel. The result became one of the most talked-about attractions once he reached the event.
