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Connor Jewiss is an editor and consumer technology journalist with over a decade of experience covering smartphones, electric vehicles, and emerging tech. His work has appeared in publications including CNET, TechRadar, Stuff, iMore, and Trusted Reviews, where he has reported on major product launches, industry shifts, and hands-on reviews. He has attended major global tech expos, including CES, MWC, and IFA, contributing as a panel judge, and has been interviewed as a technology expert by nati…

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This Robot Was Designed to Look Like Furniture. That Could Be Its Killer Advantage

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By Connor Jewiss Verified
| Inc. Verified
The two Apple veterans behind Weave are hoping their $7,999 robot is helpful in homes, even if it can only do two things. When Isaac 1 finishes tidying a room, it lowers itself from human height to around three feet, closes a set of physical shutters over its cameras, and rolls behind an upholstered partition that matches its fabric panels. A machine capable of making beds and folding laundry spends most of its day trying to look like a piece of furniture.
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An Ex‑Apple Designer Built an EV With No Doors and a Top Speed of 40 MPH. It Might Just Be the Future

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By Connor Jewiss Verified
| Inc. Verified
Amble’s $25,000 electric buggy isn’t trying to replace the family car or be a regular EV. It has a different niche in mind. On June 25, in Lisbon, a startup called Amble unveiled its first vehicle, and the most noticeable thing about it was everything it left out. The Amble One has no doors, almost no screens, a cork-wrapped steering wheel, a canvas roof, a top speed of 40 miles per hour, and a curb weight of 992 pounds—roughly a fifth of a Tesla Model Y.
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An ex‑Apple Designer Built an EV With No Doors and a Top Speed of 40 mph. It Might Just Be the Future

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By Connor Jewiss Verified
| Flipboard
An ex‑Apple Designer Built an EV With No Doors and a Top Speed of 40 mph. It Might Just Be the Future Amble’s $25,000 electric buggy isn’t trying to replace the family car or be a regular EV. It has a different niche in mind. On June 25, in Lisbon, a startup called Amble unveiled its first vehicle, and the most noticeable thing about it was everything it left out. The Amble One has no doors, almost …
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