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Lander Boulder Lantern

This handy Lander Boulder is both a rechargeable Lantern and Power Bank in one device, keeping your campsite lit and gadgets powered up for modern-day explorations. It has the power to charge four devices at the same time while providing up to 300 hours of light time, whilst also offering Qi charging. The light is capable of outputing a max of 350 lumens, shedding ultra-bright light on any outdoor group activity. watch the video below



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LINE-US ROBOT DRAWING ARM - Image

LINE-US ROBOT DRAWING ARM

Line-us is a small robot arm that draws with a pen on paper anything you draw on screen. The quirky little robot mimics your writing on a tablet or computer in real time, copying your hand movements, through its sketches, in exactly the same order you did. The tiny robot can also draw out saved drawings (yours or others). Simply connect it to a USB battery or power supply and you are ready to go, use it on any writable surface, a sketchbook, diary, notebook or just ...
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NOON SMART LIGHTING SYSTEM

"Let there be a pleasant light” seems to be the premise from the start-up that designed and developed this smart lighting system. Noon Home made a system that easily replaces a conventional switch with its control pad, it has built in sensors that enable it to sense the light’s intensity in the room, send the info to your smartphone, that will in return allow you to manage the type of light you wish to get at any given time. There are 3 preset light modes: ...
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ROCKY TALKIE

Created with climbers, skiers, and hikers in mind, the Rocky Talkie is a license-free radio, perfect for any rugged activity where close team communication is critical. Designed for rugged terrain with a shatterproof screen, the compact radio transmits the maximum power legally allowed for use without a license (2-watts), to offer a max range of 25 miles. The radio also has 5 buttons that are easy to understand, 3 days of battery life, a legit ultra-light Mammut car...
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