AoToRoBo smart car hardware makes old cars more modern
AoToRoBo is a new smart car hardware brand aiming to make older vehicles feel modern. The company just launched in the U.S. with two products: Civo, an AI-powered driving companion,…
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AoToRoBo is a new smart car hardware brand aiming to make older vehicles feel modern. The company just launched in the U.S. with two products: Civo, an AI-powered driving companion,…
We’ve featured holographic AI assistants before, but we’re thrilled to know about this one. Razer introduced Razer AVA, a 24/7 AI-powered digital companion built to sit on your desk and…
You don’t have to go to the gym to get fit and healthy. There are a ton of home fitness setups that’ll help you get in shape. But it has…
More people are getting into hands-on hobbies like journaling and crafting, and the numbers back it up: nearly three-quarters of adults tried a crafting project last year. To support this…
If you’re thinking of binging Netflix or watching movies during your vacation or camping trips, then getting a portable projector is an absolute must. Check out Aurzen’s EAZZE D1R air…
We’re definite fans of robot vacuum cleaners, lawnmowers, or any appliance that makes cleaning automated. We’ve featured robot lawnmowers before, but they share a common problem: when they hit the…
So we’re getting serious about getting more 3D printers published on TGXP3.com. How about a 3D printer that can handle rigid materials as well as fabrics? Sounds too good to…
If you’re tired of mopping and cleaning the floors of your home, then maybe it’s time to get a robovacuum, specifically the Roborock QX Revo Plus. We know how tiresome…
Exoskeletons used to be something you’d only see in sci-fi movies or big factories. But it’s already here, and we’ve featured a few before, and they’re already available on Shopee,…
We were starting to wonder why we didn’t have 3D printers at TGXP³. Do the editors not like the idea of printing things from scratch? Maybe they had a bad…