USB Warming Device

Don´t worry about have a Microwave owen on your office! A Japanese company invented a USB Warming Device that allow you to warm anything that sizes a small tuppeware (or a "bento" size) connecting the launchbag on your Desktop USB! Price? 20$. Cool!!! I think i will get mine soon! Whispered by DVICE

No use for a Mouse: Mgestyk gesture-based control

quoted from Mgestyk (The company behind the invention) Remember Tom Cruise in Minority Report? Remember when he magically moved photos, videos, etc. from one place to another with just a simple flick of his wrist? Well, that power can be yours too. This is not science fiction - this is Mgestyk gesture-based control from Mgestyk Technologies. Check out this video to see some of the cool things you can do with Mgestyk

Inamo Restaurant: A new dinner experience

That´s about Inamo Restaurant in London, that start a new way to order your meal. An illustrated menu is projected onto the diners’ touch-sensitive table, which also lets customers personalize the décor of the booth by selecting sounds and animated, projected table ‘cloths’. While waiting for their meal and also watch live the chef making your food.

Take a look on this video

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Pocket Dictionary? Not anymore!!!

The Design Incubation Centre developed a concept that will help a lot of tourists in their trips! Touch-Hear makes obtaining additional information while reading intrinsic. By touching a word or phrase in a particular piece of reading material, the user can listen to its related information, like its pronunciation or its meaning. Scrolling your fingers through the word or a phrase in the book will speak its meaning or related information in your ear. With this technology, foreign words can be translated for you, and famous places can be explained to you, just touching the map.

They examine too the possibility of expanding the human potential through technological devices, innately empowering users in their everyday activities.

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