Today’s Top 5

1. Recycled Sunglasses Collections

2. Vegan Cheeseburger Sneakers

3. Kentucky Derby-Inspired Lines

4. AI-Generated Accessory Campaigns

5. Nike Delivers the Air Jordan 1 in a Next Chapter Color-way

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Did You Know?

Dirt-Repelling Protected Diamonds

Using unique nanotechnology created to sustain the brilliance of diamonds by deterring the natural buildup of oils and proteins, Glisten Technologies has claimed a breakthrough in diamond protection. This innovative technology introduces an invisible and oil-repellent barrier, placed before the diamond is set, to stop dirt, filth, and other contaminants from attaching to the surface of stones. With time, a diamond's sparkling light refraction is lessened by a cloudy look.

The Worlds First AR Laptop

Human-computer interface business Sightful is getting ready to launch its first product, called Space-top. This laptop has no screen at all and uses augmented reality. It projected taps to a 100-inch virtual screen; the laptop is hardware, and it also has a full-size keyboard and a set of custom-fitted NReal glasses. With the use of the glasses, users can project tabs directly in front of them while hiding them from other people's view.

NFT Cocktail Machines

A "smart" drink vending machine was recently developed by Vancouver-based fashion designer and NFT artist Kiarash TK in collaboration with Cocktail Connoisseur's master mixologists. The first "NFT and augmented reality-powered drink vending machine," The Skull Society, made its premiere on Friday, October 28, in Vancouver.

AI-Powered Chess Boards

The robotic chess board known as "GoChess" is an upgraded version of the classic board game that was designed with both experienced players and beginners in mind to provide a customized experience for everyone. The board game has a highly technologically advanced game board that interacts with the pieces to enable self-moving capabilities when played alone, as well as real-time coaching and even online play. When used for practice, the device uses artificial intelligence (AI) to assist players in learning from the game and will offer color-coded suggestions to prioritize learning. Learn More

100architects Brings Digital Touches to the Classic Phone Booth

In Shanghai, 100architects introduces a new generation of conventional phone booths that incorporates digital components that are capable of much more than just making calls. It adopts the conventional phone booth design language with a bright red color scheme, a slanted roof on top, and a boxy frame.

There are, however, a lot more features, such the solar panel roof. All of the kiosks' components are digital, including Wi-Fi hotspots that can be accessed by customers when they are close to the booth. Also, users can receive 5G transceivers, USB connectivity, and power for their own devices. On the touchscreen, there are also city maps and links to taxi services for people who are unfamiliar with the area.