This portrait of Marilyn Monroe is made up of over 3,000 tiny LEGO pieces and is part of a new line of building kits geared towards adults. It sells for $120 (about PHP 6,000) and is due to debut in stores outside the U.S. next month.
Aside from Andy Warhol's Marilyn, other LEGO Art sets revealed include Iron Man, The Beatles, and iconic villains from Star Wars. One cool thing about these kits is that each comes with its own unique soundtrack for you to listen to while you're putting your wall worthy mosaic poster together. You can read more about them by visiting LEGO.com.
Yamaha just dropped the mic on the future of two-wheelers with the MOTOROiD:Λ concept. This isn't just an electric bike; it's a four-wheeled robot pretending to be a motorcycle—one that learns, corrects itself, and can apparently look back at its own taillight while cruising. This bike is really smart. It uses Self-Learning AI that constantly tracks your riding style (braking, turning, speed) and refines its own handling to become smoother and smarter over time. If you hit a pothole or start to tip, the AI instantly corrects the balance, and it can even self-right without you touching it. It stays upright thanks to robotic stabilizers (called Motion Arms) that are so precise they can spin the bike's rear end 180 degrees while moving. Plus, the wheels have Hub Motors built in, giving it super-quick throttle and brake response, which adds to its almost supernatural stability. Is this stunning technology a real product coming soon, or is it just an impressive concept bike des...



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