This week’s lineup blends mobility, utility, and a bit of sci-fi.
An AI home robot with a projector, a motorcycle display that does it all, a hammock tent designed for side sleepers, and smart HUD glasses that watch your back.
Let’s get into it:
See all of the product demos [here]
Samsung Ballie
A rolling AI assistant for your home.
Samsung’s Ballie is a personal home robot that moves autonomously through your space, learns your patterns, and connects to your smart home setup to assist with daily routines.
More than automation—it’s proactive, ambient control.
Navigates rooms on its own and adjusts based on your habits
Manages lights, appliances, and environmental settings
Projects videos, workouts, or calls on your wall or floor
Sends video updates of pets or loved ones while you’re away
Integrates with Google Gemini for AI-powered personalization
Ballie can turn your house into a living, learning ecosystem—without you having to say a word.
See the product demo [here]
Chigee AIO-6
A smart display made for riders.
The AIO-6 is a 6-inch all-in-one dash for motorcycles that merges safety, entertainment, and real-time riding data into a single touchscreen interface.
Built from rider feedback and tested in the real world.
Navigation, dashcam, tire pressure, blind spot detection
CarPlay and Android Auto for music, calls, and maps
Optional 4G LTE for live GPS tracking, remote access, and SOS crash alerts
Supports Insta360 and GoPro live preview + remote camera control
Bright 2300-nit screen with ambient light sensors
Modular mounts for different bikes: handlebar, suction, BMW Nav Prep
IP69K waterproof, glove-friendly touchscreen, over-the-air updates
Everything is rider-first. Even the crash alert system was tuned to avoid false triggers on sharp turns, using Chigee’s lean angle and inertial fusion algorithm.
See the product demo [here]
Haven Tents Spectre
A hammock tent that actually lets you sleep.
Spectre is a lay-flat hammock tent built for backpackers who care about weight but won’t compromise on sleep quality.
It weighs under 5 pounds, packs small, and eliminates pressure points by supporting multiple sleep positions—back, side, or stomach.
MONOLITE mesh body for full 360-degree visibility
Packs down to 15x6 inches
Built-in sleeping pad, no extra gear needed
Detachable storm-grade rainfly, standard or Dyneema options
Tree or ground setup with Bivy Mode using trekking poles
285 lb weight capacity, optimized for airflow
Integrated storage: mesh pockets, gear sling, and ridgeline
Spectre is one of the lightest, most adaptable hammock tents on the market.
See the product demo [here]
Cybersight Guardian
HUD glasses that blend safety and performance.
Guardian from Cybersight turns your sports glasses into a real-time heads-up display, showing speed, heart rate, power, navigation, and alerts—all within your line of sight.
You never have to look down. You stay focused, and aware.
Projects stats directly in front of you, with zero distractions
Alerts for vehicles approaching from behind, with distance markers
Syncs with helmets, radar taillights, heart rate monitors, and bike sensors
Built-in turn signal and brake indicators when paired with a smart helmet
39 grams, 8-hour battery, and IP54 water resistance
Polarized lenses to reduce glare, plus photochromic tint adjustment
Customizable HUD views: Standard, Dashboard, or Focus mode
Designed for cyclists, runners, and outdoor athletes, Guardian brings fighter jet tech to your daily training—without adding bulk.
See the product demo [here]
That’s it for this week!
If you come across something interesting, feel free to send it my way.
