Immersive strategist and creative technology leader Adipat Virdi argues that the most powerful immersive experiences position people as active participants.
From drones to sea creatures, explore the inflated installations making their debut in Milan.
BALMUDA’s just released The Clock translates the best qualities of a classic pocket watch with innovative modalities to better support rest, relaxation, and focus.
No more fussing with cords or getting stuck on pet hair, Matic is a robot vacuum that handles transitions and textures with ease.
Calling back to the quintessential portable music players of the 1980s, the new BB-777 by Bumpboxx is fully equipped to meet and exceed contemporary standards.
The strength of stone and the resonance of sound meet in the new Beosound Haven, presented by Bang & Olufsen with Antolini.
With powerful airflow, refined acoustics, and a wearable form, Dyson's HushJet™ Mini Cool redefines the humble fan as a design-forward essential.
With H2-powered intelligence and spatial precision, AirPods Max 2 position listening as a responsive system—calibrated to environment, behavior, and personal preference.
A Harvard GSD team transforms flat aluminum into a luminous, ever-shifting object, using robotic precision to reframe craft as both computational and deeply human.
John Hopkins University's International Arts + Mind Lab publishes a report calling for the development of a new interdisciplinary Neuroarchitecture sector.
With five Beolab 90 Atelier Editions, Bang & Olufsen renders sound as material—spanning volcanic textures, iridescent finishes, and warm, sculpted wood.
The new, sleekly styled cooking device brings the performance of the professional kitchen out to the backyard patio.
In line with the growing sauna craze, the first of its kind S1 system makes the highly sought-after experience even more attainable and private
As screens evolve from passive surfaces into active interfaces, Apple’s Studio Display family reframes the 5K monitor as a site of communication, calibration, and continuous creative exchange.
Designed by Swedish designer Daniel Alm for boutique audio tech brand Noc, the monolithic Braque system pays formal tribute to its influential namesake.
