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A hand-held glass sculpture that reacts to body heat makes warmth look like a moving liquid.
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Visual ShowstopperA hand-held glass sculpture that reacts to body heat makes warmth look like a moving liquid.
Completely UnnecessaryA magnetic goose that holds your keys in its beak is a tiny piece of domestic nonsense with a job.
Luxury AbsurditySomeone looked at a Boeing 737 engine cowling and saw a chair waiting to happen.
Visual ShowstopperA flying disc with programmable RGB patterns that turns a night-time throw into a light show.
Why Does This ExistA bird feeder that spins when a squirrel climbs on, turning garden defence into a fairground ride.
Why Does This ExistMoflin is a furry robot pet whose personality is meant to develop rather than arrive fully formed.
Why Does This ExistA dashboard Jesus on a bungee cord is an object with a very specific sense of humour.
That's Actually BrilliantPOWERUP 4.0 gives a paper aeroplane a motor, Bluetooth control and a suspicious amount of ambition.
Didn't Know That ExistedBuild a wooden kit and the finished model is a hurdy-gurdy you can actually play.
Hidden NormalA paw goes into a cup, the mud stays in the cup and the carpet gets a fighting chance.
That's Actually BrilliantA food bowl that knows which pet is allowed in, which is more disciplined than most households manage.
Why Does This ExistAn oversized foam clog turns out to be a pet bed, and possibly a baby-photo prop.
That's Actually BrilliantA compact electric pickup that keeps the truck bed and drops the bulk.
That's Actually BrilliantA citrus press that folds flat is a tiny triumph for drawers that are already too full.
Hidden NormalOrtwo is a spice mill you squeeze rather than twist, because grinding pepper apparently needed a different hand movement.
That's Actually BrilliantA compact pouch that inflates a buoyancy float when it hits the water is a rescue device built to buy someone time.
Build a wearable hydraulic hand, then watch its fingers copy yours.
A wearable alien whose animated arms answer yes or no.
Glasses that bend your view through 90 degrees, so you can read lying flat.
A drone you steer by waving your hand, with no controller in sight.
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