Mok Oh is the co-founder and CEO of Foundation EGI, a startup building what it calls the world's first Engineering General Intelligence platform - an AI system that turns messy engineering instructions into machine-executable workflows for design and manufacturing. A serial entrepreneur with an MIT Ph.D. in computer graphics and vision, he previously founded EveryScape (a Street View for building interiors), served as Chief Scientist at PayPal where he built the data science org, and was CTO of Mercari US. Foundation EGI, spun out of MIT research, raised a $23M Series A in 2025, bringing total funding past $30M.
The Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold is Samsung's first tri-fold smartphone — a 309g engineering marvel that unfolds from a pocketable phone into a full 10-inch tablet via two precision hinges. Launched in December 2025 at $2,899, it sold out globally within minutes of each restock before being discontinued in March 2026, with a successor already confirmed for 2027.
Samsung The Frame TV is a lifestyle television that doubles as a work of art. Launched in 2017, it features a matte anti-reflection display, magnetic customizable bezels, and an Art Mode powered by the Samsung Art Store - offering 3,000+ museum-quality artworks from 70+ institutions including MoMA, the Met, and Musée d'Orsay. When not streaming or gaming, it displays fine art like a framed painting on your wall, complete with a near-flush wall mount included in the box.