A lot of exciting new consumer product launches recently. Some of...

A lot of exciting new consumer product launches recently.

Some of my favorites are from CozyTime, Terra Kaffe, Revopoint, and Inkwon.

Check out the latest drops:

CozyTime introduced LUMO, an indoor grill built to cook with less smoke.

It uses side-mounted infrared heat so grease does not drip directly onto the heating elements.

It can grill, smoke, open flat as a griddle, and add wood-chip flavor indoors.

Terra Kaffe introduced Aero, a compact milk frother for hot milk, hot froth, cold foam, and matcha.

@TerraKaffe works with dairy and plant-based milks like oat, almond, and soy.

The most useful part is the matcha mode, which makes it more than a basic espresso accessory.

Revopoint introduced POP 4, a handheld 3D scanner for makers, designers, and reverse engineering.

It combines blue laser scanning with infrared structured light, so it can capture fine detail and handle darker or shinier surfaces.

@Revopoint3d is built to scan mixed objects without needing a full desktop setup.

Inkwon introduced TAG, a pocket-size color inkjet printer for small creative projects.

It prints adhesive photos, stickers, temporary tattoos, and light-fabric heat transfers from one device.

The interesting part is that it uses real CMY inkjet color instead of the lower-fidelity thermal printing found in most pocket printers.

That’s this week’s consumer product breakdown.

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