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 ...

Researchers at The Universities of Warwick and Leicester developed an improved artificial nose using a mix of polymers that mimics the action of the mucus in the natural nose allowing them to pick out a more diverse range of smells. ...

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 ...

The German company WarmX developed a line of clothing which includes tiny silver fibers are woven into the knitted fabric and supplied with electricity by a small rechargeable battery. The knitted fabric is warned directly on the skin creating a ...

This 108-inch mammoth is the largest LCD TV ever made, which is manufactured by Sharp and currently on display in Cebit 2007. The screen, measures 93.9-inches wide by 52.9-inches high, uses 8th generation glass substrates which enables to produce LCD ...

Parachutes are usually associated with skydivers and on more rare occasions with cargo which can nowadays be dropped from a plane with pinpoint accuracy using a GPS guiding system. However, a parachute for a whole plane is a different concept ...

After the floor which uses vibrations from your steps to make electricity, comes a vibrating shoe which uses electricity to make vibrations. The “Good vibrations” is a regular looking shoe with an on/off bottom and an internal battery. All you ...

Chinese scientists succeeded to attach a chip to the brain of a pigeon which allowed them to remotely control the pigeon movements. The scientists from the Robot Engineering Technology Research Centre at Shandong University of Science and Technology in China ...

Xerox is developing a new printing technology which does not require ink of any kind. The new technology includes reusable paper which can be printed and erased dozens of times and has the potential to revolutionize printing. Although the technology ...