The Bag That Refuses to Be Just One Bag

You know that situation where you either have a bigger bag than you need or not enough bag as the amount of stuff you need to carry grows? 

Well, SUPERPACK 2.0 is here to fix that problem. It folds down to practically nothing, then unfolds into a proper 17 liter backpack when your day suddenly gets bigger than planned.

The clever part is how it switches shapes. Wear it as a sling when you're just grabbing essentials, flip it to a waist pack when you want your hands free, or go full backpack mode when the day throws more at you. 

It weighs about as much as a sandwich, but they've built it to hold up to 10 kilos, and it's got rain protection built in too.

Six storage zones means your stuff doesn't just get dumped into one giant pocket like most packable bags. There's a spot for the wet umbrella, a spot for the valuables, a spot for whatever you grabbed at the last minute. 

SUPERPACK 2.0 is the bag you bring so you don't have to bring another bag.

Capture Your Adventures In 4K

Two dads set out to build a robot they could actually enjoy with their kids, and somehow that idea turned into a whole engineering operation with 150 people across two continents. Beni is the result, and it's basically a tiny cameraman that refuses to get tired or complain about his workload.

It follows you, your dog, your bike, whatever's moving, and edits the footage into something watchable without you touching a single video editing app.

People have already taken Beni everywhere from the skate park to hiking trails to the absolute chaos of New York City sidewalks, and it kept up every time. It can hit almost 18 mph and hop over a 10-inch obstacle like it's nothing. It self-recovers if it gets knocked over, it dodges obstacles, and it can track from behind, side, front, or a circular pattern. 

Beni also has a pilot mode so you can drive him yourself, a motion tracker to keep him locked on you, and can even be personalized with unique accessories. Grab two if you want double the footage or want to share the fun! 

This Wallet Is Thinner Than Your Patience for Bulky Wallets

Let's talk about the wallet in your pocket right now, the one shaped like a small brick after years of loyalty card abuse. NIID built the NEX to fix that exact problem, shaving the whole thing down to about a centimeter thick. It still holds your cards, your cash, and your dignity, just without the bulge.

The magnetic closure is the part that'll get you. Instead of digging through folds to find your card, it snaps shut and pops open with a satisfying little click, like a tiny door that actually respects your time. And because it's built to be tap-friendly, you can pay without yanking anything out.

RFID blocking is baked in too, so nobody's skimming your cards from three feet away in a coffee line. NEX also comes in a wide variety of interesting colors and materials on top of being more affordable than a lot of other bulky wallets.

If you’re tired of sitting lopsided and wondering why one of your butt cheeks always hurts, grab a NEX and upgrade your wallet game to include all the latest features AND provide a much sleeker profile. 

One Table, Zero Compromises

The folding ping pong table is a staple of every garage and usually ends up collecting dust for years. LIGNUM is making a different bet: give people one real table that swaps between five full-size games in under 30 seconds. No screws, no wrestling with heavy tops, just click and go.

The lineup is stacked too. You get proper billiards felt, a poker surface built for chip-slapping bluffs, motorized air hockey, full tournament ping pong, and a work-and-dining mode for when the grownups need to actually get something done. 

At 155 kg (342 Lbs), this thing isn't going anywhere mid-slam-shot, and that kind of stability is rare for something meant to reconfigure this fast.

The affordable price point is really what seals it, since comparable game tables run closer to $5,000, and don’t have the stability, durability, and ease of game change. 

Whether you're hosting the guys for a weekend poker game or are experiencing air hockey chaos with the kids, LIGNUM is the kind of furniture that earns its floor space instead of just occupying it.

Big Screen Energy, Zero Cable Drama

Most portable projectors lie to you a little. They call themselves portable, then you realize you're basically married to a wall outlet and a rat's nest of cables. 

The Pixorien Z01 skips that whole mess with a lift design that rises up when you want a movie and tucks itself away when you don't, like it's tidying up after itself.

It's packing a 16,000mAh battery, so you can watch from the couch, the bedroom, or a blanket in the backyard without hunting for plugs. The picture comes in at 2K with 500 ANSI brightness, and there's a built-in Bluetooth speaker.

Tilt the projection up to 90 degrees and suddenly your ceiling is the screen. If you haven’t watched movies in bed you don’t know what you’re missing.

There's also a voice remote if you'd rather not dig through menus. Because no one wants to dig through menus.

No cords snaking across the floor, no fiddly setup, just point it at a wall or ceiling and let it do its thing. Simple as that.