A Bugatti Brouillard doesn’t just roll off the production line. It’s sculpted, dreamed and crafted for one person alone, a rolling work of art born from unlimited wealth and unlimited imagination.
Dawn Aerospace’s Aurora, a rocket-powered spaceplane that can dance at the edge of space, is 15.7 feet long with a 13-foot wingspan. On July 17 it carried a payload that could change the way we see the sky, reaching Mach 1.03 and 67,000 feet in a test flight that felt like a glimpse into the future.
DJI, a name synonymous with drones, has landed on your living room floor. The company’s first robot vacuum, the Romo, arrived in China on August 6, 2025 and it’s not just another cleaner. This machine borrows the precision and smarts of DJI’s aerial tech to sweep away the competition with power, brains and a design that’s meant to be seen. With three models—S, A, and P—priced from $650 to $950 the Romo series is a big bet on smarter home cleaning.
Kamal Carter, a maker who likes to combine gaming with engineering, has made something amazing: a physical aimbot for the competitive shooter Valorant. Unlike the software cheats that used to plague online games, Carter’s creation is a physical, mechanical marvel—a robot that moves a mouse to aim and shoot with precision.
Dashcams have become a must have for drivers who want to capture everything on the road, whether for safety, evidence or just peace of mind. With so many options out there, the ROVE R2-4K DUAL Dashcam Front and Rear, with a STARVIS 2 sensor, is a great choice, especially at $99.99, down from $199.99.
LG Display showed off a 27-inch OLED gaming monitor at K-Display 2025 in Seoul that takes display tech to the next level. This panel has a native 540Hz at 1440p and can switch to 720Hz at 720p with Dynamic Frequency & Resolution (DFR) technology. It’s a monitor for gamers who want the fastest, most responsive visuals but its appeal goes beyond gaming with vibrant colors and deep contrast.
BMW’s motorcycles roar with precision and power, but their latest creation doesn’t hit the road—it brews your morning coffee. Meet the Big Coffee Boxer, an espresso machine built from the actual 1802cc two-cylinder boxer engine of the BMW R 18 motorcycle. Limited to just 80 units, this $9,185 beauty combines German engineering with Italian coffee expertise, courtesy of ECM Espresso Coffee Machines Manufacture GmbH.