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DJI Phantom 4 Pro Drone / $1,499

A drone is only as good as its camera. The DJI Phantom 4 Pro v2.0 Drone has a great one. Redesigned, it has a 1-inch, 20-megapixel CMOS sensor, a custom lens, and a mechanical shutter for outstanding stills and production-ready 4K video. Sensors on the front, rear, and sides give it five-direction obstacle sensing, four-direction obstacle avoidance, and work with the cameras to enable autonomous flight modes, including ActiveTrack, which lets you select a subject you want to keep in frame, and TapFly, which lets you tap on the live video feed to pilot the craft. In addition, it offers 30 minutes of flight time per charge, has new aerodynamic propellers and drivers for quieter flight, and OcuSync video transmission. It ships with a standard RC remote control, battery, charger, propellers, gimbal clamp, carrying case, and 16GB microSD card.

Sensor: 1-inch, 20-megapixel Sony Exmor R CMOS / ISO Sensitivity: 100-6,400 (Video), 100-12,800 (Photo) / Shutter: 8-1/2000 sec (Mechanical), 8-1/8000 sec (Electronic) / Video: 4096x2160 (24/25/30/48/50p), 3840x2160 (24/25/30/48/50/60p), 2720×1530 (24/25/30/48/50/60p), 1920×1080 (24/25/30/48/50/60/120p), 1280×720 (24/25/30/48/50/60/120p) / Max Bitrate: 100 Mbps / Live View Quality (app): 720p / Gimbal: 3-axis Stabilization, -90º to +30º Pitch / Max Speed: 45 mph / Max Service Ceiling: 19,685 feet / Positioning System: GPS/GLONASS / Control Range: 4.3 Miles

Diagonal Size: 13.77" / Weight: 3.06 lbs.

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Rover Autonomous Golf Caddie

Purists will tell you that walk is the only way to play golf. Not only is it healthier, but it gives you more time to enjoy your surroundings, lets you clear your head between shots, and, according to some, might even improve your score. The Rover Autonomous Golf Caddie lets you enjoy walking the course without the need to pull a cart around or have a person carry your clubs like a human pack mule. Just clip the transmitter onto your belt, and start walking. Simple controls let you start and stop the three-wheeled robot as needed, and the available tablet upgrade lets you digitally log your scores while providing GPS-based distance data. Available at fine courses throughout the Southeast US.

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Coral One Robot Vacuum

Most robot vacuums are great for picking up stuff on the floor. The Coral One Robot Vacuum lets you clean other places, too. Its motor is contained in a separate piece that can be detached and used as a hand-held vac, letting you get all the places the main unit can't, like stairs, shelves, and vehicles. The handheld battery lasts for 70 minutes, the floor unit can run for up to 90 minutes, and the handheld still has 30 minutes of life even after the floor unit is ready for a charge. While it does use sensors to map out your space, it doesn't have wi-fi or a companion app, using a standard remote instead for easier setup and operation.

Buy from Coral / $699

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Sony Aibo Companion Robot

The original Aibo was a robot, but thanks to the limits of technology at the time, it was only able to perform a limited number of tasks. The Sony Aibo is a revitalization of the concept, powered by advancements not only in robotics but in cloud-based AI. Its outward appearance is more approachable, resembling a real dog more than a sci-fi pet, and ultracompact 1- and 2-axis actuators let it make fluid, natural movements. But it's what's inside that makes the biggest difference, as its software is naturally curious and trained to please, letting it learn your preferences, learn your home's layout, and eventually become a one-of-a-kind companion, much like the real thing.

Buy from Sony / $2,899

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DJI Mavic 2 Pro & Zoom Drones

Developed in collaboration with Hasselblad, the DJI Mavic 2 Pro is as notable for its camera as it is for its flight technology. Housing a 1-inch CMOS sensor, it captures four times as many levels of color per channel as its predecessor, 20-megapixel stills with an adjustable aperture from f/2.8-f/11 for expanded creative possibilities, and 4K footage 10-bit HDR support. Joining it in the lineup is the Mavic 2 Zoom, which as the name suggests has a 2x optical zoom lens. Both models get a new Hyperlapse feature, improved autonomous tracking, extended flight times, and a more stable video transmission system.

Buy from DJI / $1,249

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Yuneec Mantis Q Drone

Able to fold up to a bag-friendly size and weighing just a single pound, the Yuneec Mantis Q Drone is an ideal travel companion. Its camera tilts 90-degrees down, 20-degrees up, and can capture 4K video, stabilized 1080p footage, and 13-megapixel stills. You can control the action via the similarly small, phone-holding controller, gestures, or voice commands, or take advantage of several automatic flight modes. It will run for up to 33 minutes per charge and can hit speeds of up to 44 mph.

Buy from Yuneec / $500

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Anki Vector Robot

Anki is best known for their Overdrive robotic cars, but they got their start with the coding-focused Cozmo robot. They're using the experience from both to build Vector. Described as a home robot, Vector can recognize people and respond to your voice, setting timers, telling the weather, or answering simple queries. It's not quite an Echo, and while it has sensors to let it move autonomously, it's not going to clean your floors — in fact, it's designed to sit on a table. But while those other robots and assistants can be cold, Vector has a Wall-E-like personality that's curious, playful, and endearing, making it more like a palm-sized pet than a purpose-built box.

Pre-Order from Kickstarter / $199

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Wise Men's Care

Wise is taking a thoughtful approach to men's grooming. Based in Montreal, the company aims to clean up your morning routine by skipping all of the artificial stuff and offering a line of products made from natural, locally-sourced, and cruelty-free ingredients. Botanical ingredients such as Birch Bark, organic glacial marine clay, and eucalyptus extract are found throughout the product line. Packaged in reusable and refillable glass containers, the Shampoo, Glacier Clay Pomade, and Red Maple Cream Pomade are also available as refills to cut down on the brand's overall environmental impact.

Shop Wise on Uncrate Supply / $16+

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Founderscard

Touted as the Elite Black Card for Entrepreneurs, FoundersCard offers its Members elite status, preferred pricing, and VIP treatment from leading airlines, hotels, lifestyle brands, and business services. In addition to premier benefits, FoundersCard Members receive complimentary access to exclusive networking events held around the world. The FoundersCard community is made up of more than 25,000 entrepreneurs and innovators.

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Hexa Robot

Set atop six independent legs, the Hexa Robot is designed as an entryway into robotics. Via software, you can access the robot's 720p, night vision-capable camera, its infrared transmitter, its distance measuring sensor, and its accelerometer. You can also control its crab-like legs, each of which has three motors inside, or move its endlessly rotating head. It's powered by a dual-core ARM processor and has USB, audio, 12C, ADC, and GPIO interfaces, as well as Wi-Fi and a battery that lasts up to three hours. Use cases are myriad, but Hexa inventor Sun Tianqi has come up with an early example: adapting the case to hold a plant, then using the robot to move it into the sunlight when needed and dance when it needs water.

Buy from Vincross / $949

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Airlango Mystic AI-Powered Drone

As artificial intelligence creeps further into our creative tools, a question emerges: how do you tell the difference between what you created, and what the tool made? The Airlango Mystic AI-Powered Drone pushes this boundary even further. Powered by a neural computing-based AI running on a Snapdragon 820 processor, its "Safari Mode" flies the drone along a path you choose, snapping photos and videos that it alone decides are interesting. Ahem. It otherwise offers a fairly standard array of modern drone features, including a compact, foldable body, a 12.3-megapixel, 4K-capable sensor with gimbal, gesture control, automatic obstacle avoidance, 30-minute flight time, and the ability to track subjects automatically.

Buy from Kickstarter / $459+

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Titan Underwater Drone

Capable of reaching nearly 500 feet deep, the Titan is an ideal underwater photography tool. It uses six powerful thrusters combined with software to let you get smooth footage and sharp images even in strong currents. The 4K sensor sits behind a 160º wide-angle lens which can be augmented with color-correcting filters, captures 8-megapixel stills, and sends a 1080p live stream back to the surface. Video game-like controls reduce the learning curve to minutes instead of hours or days, and 3,000-lumen LED lights let you see when you've lost touch of the sun's rays. It comes with a hardshell carrying case and a battery good for four hours of run time.

Pre-order from Kickstarter / $1,399

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Gladius Advanced Underwater Drone

Instead of dragging an expensive camera rig and scuba gear around, capture the world beneath the waves with the Gladius Advanced Underwater Drone. Capable of diving to 330 feet, it has an integrated 4K camera and LED lighting for capturing video and 12-megapixel stills. The gaming-style controller is easy to learn and works with both iOS and Android devices for displaying real-time video feeds, and the Quattro-Thrusters propulsion system works with an auto-stabilization algorithm to let you move smoothly in all directions at speeds of up to 4 knots. It runs for up to three hours per charge and fits into a backpack for maximum portability.

Buy from Gladius / $1,799

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Creator Burger Robot

The future of delicious, affordable cheeseburgers is totally automated. That's at least the path for the Creator Burger Robot, a 14-foot all-in-one burger machine that has 350 sensors and 20 computers and can create a six dollar burger in five minutes. Customers place an order with a human concierge and the robot goes to work using fresh buns, vegetables, cheese, 15 different sauces, and freshly ground hormone-free, pasture-raised brisket and chuck steak that's aligned perfectly to your bite for an extra level of tenderness. Creator's first robot burger restaurant is set to open this month after eight years of development.

Learn More From Creator / $6

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DroneCatcher

A perfect example of "it is what it says on the tin", the DroneCatcher is designed to intercept and disable unwanted aerial visitors. It does so using multiple sensors to lock on to the drone, then firing a pneumatic net gun at the target. Once it's caught, it can be carried safely away, or, if it's too heavy, dropped with a parachute, leaving it disabled but mostly unharmed. Its net gun has a range of up to 60 feet and it can fly for up to 30 minutes per charge.

Buy from Delft Dynamics / TBA

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Makr Shakr Nino Robotic Bartender

Add "bartender" to the list of professions in danger of succumbing to our robotic overlords. The Nino Robotic Bartender is the latest version of Makr Shakr's proven Bionic Bar. Thanks to a cache of up to 170 different bottles it can create nearly any libation imaginable, using a pair of robotic arms — one to shake, stir, and mix, and another to pour and serve. Customers can place orders from an app, choosing from a list of proven recipes or making ad hoc drinks of their own.

Buy from Makr Shakr / $116,500

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Nissan Pitch-R Soccer Field Robot

One of the reasons soccer is such a universal sport is you can play it anywhere there's enough flat ground. The Nissan Pitch-R takes this idea one step further by autonomously marking the pitch. Using four-camera vision, GPS, and collision avoidance systems, it can draw all the lines necessary for a soccer field in as little as 20 minutes. It works on grass, tarmac, or gravel, and its paint is both eco-friendly and dissolvable, but while it made an appearance at the UEFA Champions League Final, it's unknown if Nissan plans to bring it to production.

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Norlan Whisky Glass

Years of care went into the production of your favorite whiskeys. Similar care was put into the making of the Norlan Whisky Glass. The result of over one and a half years of development, it combines the aromatic benefits of a snifter with the aesthetics and casual style of a tumbler, thanks to a double-walled design. Inside the glass a specially developed protrusions that help focus the drink's natural aromas when swirled, releasing every nuance of the spirit. They're hand-blown from Borosilicate glass and available in a set of 2.

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Uncrate Screwdriver Set

Crafted in the USA, our screwdriver collection includes three Phillips (#0, #1, #2) and three slotted-tipped (1/8", 3/16", and 1/4") tools, each of which features 8650 Chromium-Vanadium steel alloy blades. They're finished with Maine hardwood handles with hand-painted black finishes and black oxide-coated steel ferules, giving them a timeless, uniform look. They arrive in a custom Billykirk waxed canvas tool roll with a leather tie.

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Husqvarna DXR 310 Demolition Robot

The Husqvarna DXR 310 Demolition Robot is like having your own life-size Transformer to play around with, breaking down walls, roofs, and anything else that stands in your way. It features a robotic arm that reaches over 15 feet, a modern remote control that offers Bluetooth, a 3.5-inch screen, one-handed operation, and the ability to pass through normal doorways and climb stairs — if it hasn't ripped them apart already.

Buy from Husqvarna / TBD

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Google Assistant

Google's Assistant has been around for years, but now it's getting a game-changing feature: the ability to serve as a real-life assistant. Leveraging the company's work in AI, it will soon be able to call businesses masquerading as a human in order to book appointments, make reservations, or simply get business hours. While there's certainly a slight "creep" factor in hearing a virtual person making natural sounding pauses and "Ummm"s when speaking, it's likely the convenience will outweigh the drawbacks. The feature is expected to roll out in beta form later this year.

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Segway Loomo Rideable Robot

Start with a Segway MiniPro. Add AI and a personality. Say hello to Loomo. This new robotic sidekick works just like a mini transporter when you're on board, reaching speeds of up to 11 mph with a range of over 20 miles. Hop off, and its autonomous functionality takes over. It can follow you autonomously and shoot stabilized video and images, with you controlling via voice, gestures or touch. You can also control it remotely via smartphone, letting you see, speak, and interact, and over-the-air updates promise to bring further functionality.

Pre-Order from Indiegogo / $1,299+

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Skydio R1 Autonomous Flying Camera

Designed specifically for autonomous operation, the Skydio R1 Autonomous Flying Camera relieves you from the burdens of manual control. It's powered by a Nvidia Jetson AI chip, which uses its 12 navigation cameras and a main 4K shooter to see and understand the world around it. This allows it to track your motion, create compelling footage, and avoid obstacles. Built in California from lightweight aluminum and carbon fiber, its slim design fits in your backpack for easy transport.

Buy from Skydio / $2,499

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DJI Mavic Air

Smaller than the Mavic Pro and more capable than the Spark, the DJI Mavic Air is an ideal choice for beginners and mobile enthusiasts alike. It folds up to a pocketable, book-like size and weighs under a pound, yet houses a powerful camera with a 1/2.3" CMOS sensor and a 24mm F2.8 equivalent lens. To get the most out of that hardware, it has a 3-axis gimbal for smooth 4K video, new HDR algorithms for improved 12-megapixel stills, and a host of autonomous modes that make shooting great-looking footage a snap. Gesture controls let you capture moments even if you leave its folding remote at home, but hook it up, and you get 720p real-time video at distances of over two miles. Available in white, black, and red.

Buy from DJI / $800

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Fifish P3 Underwater Drone

The deep seas are still a mystery to most. But the P3 Underwater Drone might help uncover some of those questions. It's assembled with an Ambarella chipset and an ultra-wide angle lens that can capture 4K HD footage and 20-Megapixel photos underwater. The drone streams live video to the Fifish app, and the ultra-sensitive control stick gives you control in six directions and two speeds. It also boasts 4000 Lumens LED lights with eight adjustable brightness levels for extra detailed shots of whatever you discover lurking in the depths.

Learn More From Qysea / $3,000

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Aeolus Household Robot

Yes, it can vacuum your floors. But unlike the overgrown hockey pucks that dominate robot sales, the Aeolus Household Robot can tidy up your belongings before it starts. This helpful robot is built to handle household chores, powered by an AI that allows it to pick items up off the floor and tables and return them to their proper place, move chairs and other lightweight furniture, and a modular attachment that can grip a vacuum cleaner or broom. It's the grabber arm on the other side that makes it truly unique, however, and allows it to achieve the holy grail of home-focused robots: the ability to go to the kitchen, grab a drink or snack, and bring it back to you on demand.

Buy from Aeolus / TBA

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Samsung Darth Vader Powerbot Vacuum

Give your chores a taste of the Dark Side with this Samsung Darth Vader Powerbot Vacuum. It has powerful suction to deliver one-pass cleaning and a special shutter that extends to get dirt in edges and corners. An advanced sensor and mapping software creates an optimal path while avoiding obstacles, and Wi-Fi connectivity lets you control the robot from your smartphone or via Alexa or Google. Aside from looking like the iconic villain, it also plays Star Wars-inspired sound effects, and if you have a larger home, you can always pair Darth with the Stormtrooper model.

Buy from Amazon / $800

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Sony Xperia Hello Robotic Assistant

Like an Amazon Echo crossed with a droid, the Sony Xperia Hello Robotic Assistant is able to respond to your voice commands, gestures, and expressions with an added bit of personality. Its moving, animated "eyes" let it provide a deeper interaction than audio alone, while the 4.55-inch LCD on the front provides plenty of added information. A built-in camera lets it take photos, make video calls, and check on its surroundings while you're away, and it also integrates with the popular Japanese messaging service Line.

Buy from Sony / $1,300

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Turtle Rover Programmable RC Robot

Billed as "the world's first land drone", the Turtle Rover was designed by the same folks that brought us the Mars rover. The four-wheeled explorer has a front-facing camera and a robotic arm, is completely water-tight, and can run for four hours on a single charge. Controlled from your smartphone or tablet with an open-source app, the Turt Rover is completely customizable. Deliveries are expected to start in June 2018.

Learn More / $2,000

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Sphero Mini Robotic Ball

Big fun. Small package. The Sphero Mini crams the same tech that made the original popular — like a gyroscope, accelerometer, a motor, and LED lights — into a package about the size of a ping-pong ball. It can be controlled by the companion app, doubles as a pint-sized, motion-enabled game controller, and can be programmed for new functionality using the Sphero Edu app and some basic JavaScript. Available in five colors, it comes with a few tiny accessories to get you started.

Buy from Sphero / $50

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Aevena Aire Indoor Flying Robotic Assistant

Something of a cross between a security camera and a drone, the Aevena Aire Flying Robotic Assistant is a new type of homebound gadget. Using a ducted fan assembly for quiet flight, it has an arsenal of sensors that let it fly around autonomously, avoid obstacles from any angle, and automatically takeoff and land. Using it to take a picture is as easy as asking your Amazon Echo to do so — the Aire will take off, find you, and snap a shot with its built-in camera. You can also take control remotely using the companion app, and over-the-air updates such as automated security patrols and virtual home mapping will expand its capabilities further. It was designed to look non-threatening, and while it's not trying to be cute, it also doesn't look like the kind of robot that could be programmed to do you harm, either — so you can put any Terminator-style worries to rest.

Preorder from Kickstarter / $750+

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Temi Personal Robot

Part Echo, part iPad, part butler, the Temi Personal Robot is a rethinking of how we interact with technology. It has an array of sensors and cameras that let it autonomously navigate your home, coming to you when called. It can handle standard AI assistant stuff like making calls, summoning a ride, and playing music. It can also handle tasks stationary and handheld devices can't, like letting you video chat hands-free while naturally moving through your space, taking videos and photos for you, thanks to face tracking technology, and even carrying and charging items you've placed on its tray. It's backed by Roboteam, the company behind several military-grade robots, and will be beta testing this fall for a wider launch next year.

Buy from Temi / $1,500

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DJI Mavic Pro Platinum Drone

A leader in the drone market, DJI are taking things to the next level with the Mavic Pro Platinum Drone. Featuring a brand-new aerodynamic design, the new quadcopter has an impressive flight time of up to 30 minutes and is 60 percent quieter than the previous Mavic Pro. It also has a 4k camera, and the new FOC ESC drivers offer sinusoidal current for increased stability, and its available for preorder right now.

Preorder From DJI / $1,099

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