Thomas Ricker

For $79.99 you get a sensor compatible with Thread and Zigbee networks that’s a more private alternative to cameras. It uses mmWave radar to track occupants in real time, and knows if they’re standing, sitting, or lying down. It can also detect falls and count the number of occupants, how long they’ve hung around, and the distance they’ve traveled. [Image: https://platform.theverge.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2026/09/aqara-sensor.jpg?quality=90&strip=all]

Good artists steal.

More useful than smart glasses.

Look for the red ‘Live’ button.

Europe’s off-the-shelf solution to fight high energy costs is finally coming to the US.

The non-Pro model is 20 percent slimmer, which is good for side sleepers.

The SleepLab speaker uses millimeter-wave radar synced to binaural beats and lighting to deepen relaxation.

Give us a proper AI filter, you cowards.

Goodbye motion-induced nausea.

Integrated BagLev hooks make my old bags feel dirty and dumb.