A new type of compact see-through digital eyeglasses are being developed that allow the wearer to watch videos, play 3-D games, read e-mail, and even receive GPS-assisted guidelines without taking his or her eyes off the road. The revolutionary technology, ...

Swedish designer Jacob Palmborg created a concept for a new type of credit card, one that will not only allow you to make purchases more securely but will also function as a personal shopping / financial advisor. Although credit cards ...

No, there are no tricks here. This is an actual light bulb levitating in midair, which can be turned on and off. This electronic sculpture by artist Jeff Lieberman from Cambridge, Massachusetts was created for the Sonar Exhibition in Barcelona, ...

This interesting looking concept wrist device was created by the American designer Blair Miller. The Cricket as it is known is a concept for a wrist phone/mp3 player which is voice activated and includes a small number of additional keys ...

The British product designer Thomas Owen created “One” – an innovative concept for a collapsible bike which can easily be stored in the trunk of a car, opened and be used. “One” is also very light, allowing it to be ...

The Italian-Israeli architect David Fisher recently suggested a new 68-story / 313 meters (1,027 feet) combination hotel, apartment and office tower where the floors would rotate 360 degrees. Each floor in the tower would be shaped like a doughnut and ...

We know of sand clocks, water clocks, atomic clocks and sun clocks but how about a Moon Clock? The British designer Laura Williams created Aluna – a proposal for the world’s first tidal powered Moon Clock. The proposed gigantic sculpture ...

The dust mate concept shoes were designed for the Electrolux Design Lab 2005 Award. These shoes clean on the move sucking dirt into special compartments as you walk around the home. Although this might sound like an appealing concept, people ...

The cell phone bracelet concept was developed by the Chinese designer Tao Ma for the 2006 Lite-On Corporation awards. The unique design futures a bracelet which vibrate slightly when it receives messages or a call, then the bracelet can be ...

The Sector concept timekeeper, developed by the Turkish designer Tamer Nakisci with the Italian wristwatch company Sector in 2004, was meant to be both a fashion statement and a highly functional device capable of displaying images, video messages, and GPS ...