Wearbo - clothes with a keyboard feature

Engineers at the University of Tokyo have created smart Wearbo clothes with a built-in touch panel for entering handwritten text.

The device syncs with AR glasses (or with a smartwatch).

The user will be able to quickly type messages, write posts on social networks and even set routes on maps.

China presents prototype train, accelerates up to 620 km/h

The train runs on the energy of a high-temperature superconductor, which gives the impression of traveling on magnetized rail tracks. The prototype is 21 meters long.

The train was presented to the media in Chengdu for the first time. Professor He Chuan, who took part in the work on the prototype, has already shared his predictions with journalists. He is sure that the train can be put into service in a period of 3 to 10 years.

Two-storey Mobile home Life Home M90 Villa Edition

Chinese manufacturer SAIC Maxus presented a rather unusual mobile home with two floors.

Life Home M90 Villa Edition is equipped with extendable sections, increasing the interior space up to 20 sq. m.

A small elevator is provided for moving between floors.

Kinuami Water & Foam - shower with foam dispenser

Japanese company NITTO TIRE Co., Ltd used the innovative developments of Morita specialists of anti-fire systems in order to create a KINUAMI shower system.

Their development makes it possible to produce and apply foam of different consistencies on the body during washing in the shower. Even the composition of the foam is unique and very useful for the skin.

However, will have to place a special compressor somewhere in the bathroom.

V15 Detect - vacuum cleaner that detects dust

Dyson has launched a new model of vacuum cleaner with a very useful function of highlighting the surface to be cleaned ahead.

Moreover, a green laser is used as a beam, highlighting all the dust, which will be extremely useful for people who love when everything is clean.

In addition, the vacuum cleaner even has a screen with statistics of the absorbed dust.

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QuenchSea: Portable Seawater Desalination Device

British startup Hydro Wind Energy has unveiled the Quench Sea, a compact seawater desalination device no larger than an iron.

The device weighs 700 grams and can process up to 3 liters of fresh water per hour. And powerful filters allow you to filter the liquid not only from impurities and salts, but also from bacteria.

The price for the Quench Sea desalinated water is about $100.

Hadrian X robot can build house in two days

Australian company Fastbrick Robotics has built a robot Andrian (Hadrian X), named after the famous Roman-built Hadrian's 117 km-long Wall.

Unlike the Emperor, the robot is said to be able to build an entire house in just two days. It uses a robot arm to lay bricks on a special adhesive mortar at a speed of up to 1000 bricks per hour, which is 4 times faster than it takes human.

And the cost of such speed is 10% lower than the cost of conventional builders.

Manta Ray - underwater drones developed for the U.S. military

The U.S. Defense Department has signed the first contracts to develop and build Manta Ray underwater robots.

The bots will be designed to stay and work underwater for long periods of time without any logistical support and maintenance.

The project will be linked to the research on the stability of drones in violent environments.

Wind Catcher - portable wind generator

Danish company KiteX has developed a compact Wind Catcher wind generator weighing only 10 kg.

Despite its dimensions when enabled (up to 6 m in height), the wind generator is easily assembled and installed by one person. Moreover, it can be installed in any windy place.

The cost of Wind Catcher, depending on the configuration, ranges from $1200 to $1800.

Cardiologist business card

The Hungarian company MobileECG, specializing in the production of ECG devices and portable cardiographs, issues unusual business cards to customers.

Their promo gadget allows you to measure your pulse. Place your thumbs on specially marked places, and your cardiogram along with your pulse rate will be displayed on the screen.

The device is presented as a useful toy and considered a good commercial move.

Neuro-bracelets for AR

Facebook has shown its vision of the use for neuro-bracelets of additional reality, the best minds of the company are working hard on them.

Their model uses electromyography to convert neural impulses of the brain into commands.

Bracelets can be used as a virtual keyboard, when browsing the Internet or playing games. The option to stay connected adds flexibility to the device.

Emergency Bike - an ambulance on two wheels

Wunderman Thompson's Paris branch together with the French company Ecox Enterprises have developed the electric Emergency Bike.

The vehicle is equipped with two batteries to drive up to 160 km on single charge, a 150-liter storage box for medical supplies, a flashing light, a siren, a GPS tracker and a charger for portable devices.

Max Robotic Dog may compete with Spot

A Chinese company Tencent introduced its second robotic dog model - Max.

The new development is not only much cheaper than its counterpart from Boston Dynamic (Spot), but also equipped with wheels, which allows the bot to move on flat surfaces at a speed of 25 km/h.

All the four wheels are powered with the same mover that is used to move feet.

And in addition to this, Max is able to move on two legs.

Smart T-shirts that change color when exposed to air pollution

Smart clothing company Aerochromics’ line of reactive clothing responds to airborne pollutants by changing color to reveal a pattern.

Their models can react by changing their color to the presence of carbon monoxide, particulate and radioactivity pollution in the air.

The price for one T-shirt starts at $500.

BMW motorcycles will receive laser headlights for the first time.

Advantages of laser headlights: Energy saving (consumption is up to two times lower compared to LED lamps), brighter and colorless. Another pro is the greater clarity of the contours of the light beam when the headlights are dimmed.

The blue laser located inside the headlight enters the lens through a system of mirrors, inside which there is a luminophor based on yellow phosphorus. The laser beam causes phosphorus to glow, emitting a bright white light.

World's first smartphone with a color E-Ink screen.

This is the first smartphone on the market with a color display based on electronic ink. The company claims that this is a new impetus in the field of mobile devices. The E-Ink panels do not stress the eyes, and the battery holds up up to for 3-4 days.

Traditional smartphones use IPS and AMOLED matrices. The Image Packaging System image is typical for a budget segment, while AMOLED smartphones receive flagship devices and mid-range models.

Glance Clock is the world's first smart wall clock.

In the passive mode, the screen displays an analog dial with hands. However, when you switch to the active mode, the useful area of the dial turns into a color monitor, where the important events of the day are displayed.

The time-teller system is somewhat similar to Apple's in the form of colored elements and a ticker. There're also other interesting elements on the display that can attract user's attention.

Perso is a smart dispenser with personalized cosmetics by L’Oréal.

Perso delivers a personal skin analysis via a mobile app using L'Oréal's artificial intelligence (AI) technology to assess the user's complexion. The Perso intelligent skin care system is only 16.5 centimeters high.

Furthermore, Perso uses Breezometer geographic location data to assess any local environmental conditions, such as: humidity, temperature and UV index - that may affect the user's skin.

Moen U smart shower remembers your preferred water temperature.

This shower remembers the owner's favorite water temperature. In total, the device can store up to 12 temperature settings. The U is turned on and adjusted using the push button panel, not taps.

The U shower can also be controlled via a mobile app. The service collects statistics on the temperature and shower usage time. In addition, the app helps set Moen U's security mode so it can't be activated while none of the owners are home.

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