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Irvine, Calif. – September 07, 2026 -- Aurzen has unveiled the ZIP Pro, a tri-fold pocket projector the company calls the world's first Full HD device of its kind, and marked the launch with a display in Times Square ahead of IFA 2026.

The ZIP Pro unfolds to project an 80-inch Full HD screen and is designed for use in settings ranging from hotel rooms and campsite tents to the inside of a Tesla, according to Aurzen.

A compact chassis tackles the brightness problem

Aurzen says fitting Full HD performance into a pocket-sized device required solving a common projector design bottleneck: maximizing brightness without a bulky housing. The company built ZIP Pro on what it describes as a proprietary optical architecture engineered to balance volume, thermal dissipation, and light output within an ultra-compact frame.

Bad Homburg – September 07, 2026 -- Lilly Germany has launched a nationwide awareness campaign arguing that obesity is a chronic, treatable disease rather than a personal failing, rolling out across TV, social media, outdoor advertising and pharmacy displays starting September 1.

A father's apology anchors the campaign film

The centerpiece is a short film depicting a father calling his adult daughter, who lives with obesity, to apologize. He admits that for years he withheld the support she needed because he believed weight loss was simply a matter of discipline. Lindsay Zeckel, Vice President of Cardiometabolic Health at Lilly Deutschland, said the apology scene is meant to invite viewers to reconsider their own assumptions about obesity, adding that genuine support is only possible once the condition is recognized as a chronic disease.

BERLIN -- September 01, 2026 -- Yarbo will show off the finished version of its M Series yard robot at IFA 2026, running September 4 to 8 in Berlin, marking the machine's move from a CES prototype to a product homeowners can actually buy. The compact, modular robot handles mowing, snow clearing and leaf collection on standard residential yards, complementing the larger Y Series built for bigger properties. Visitors can see the M Series firsthand at two exhibition spaces, indoors and outdoors, during the show.

Compact Chassis Handles Slopes, Steps and Wet Grass

The M Series trims down Yarbo's footprint compared with earlier models, a design choice the company said lowers the barrier to yard automation for smaller properties. Its tracked chassis grips wet grass, dirt, stone pavers and mixed surfaces, and the robot can climb slopes up to roughly 35 degrees, or a 70% grade, and step over edges around 2 inches high.

BERLIN -- September 01, 2026 -- Yarbo will show the finished version of its M Series garden robot in person for the first time at IFA 2026, running September 4 through 8 in Berlin, bringing a modular lawn machine within reach of ordinary homeowners rather than just large estates. The company built the compact M Series for standard residential yards, pairing it with its larger Y Series aimed at big properties. Visitors can test the robot at two exhibition spaces during the show, H9-122 indoors and OCG-137 outdoors, where Yarbo will run interactive demos of the machine swapping between garden tasks.