Underwater divers face problems communicating from below the surface of water. They make use of gestures, which can be misread many times. This may lead to some serious problems in case of an emergency. Keeping all these factors in mind, Nichola Trudgen has designed the Subcom underwater radio.
This will be a joy for everybody who likes traveling by foot or bike (here is where that mobile rain bike shelter could come in handy). Yuree S. Lim just invented the Scratch & Track.
This is a concept that enables you to mark your travels on printable papers that are placed on a scratchable surface. The process is very simple: you print a map of the desired travel location and when you reach a targeted destination you scratch it away keeping a “bookmark” of where you’ve been.
The Survival Hiking Bag creates a protective barrier in the form of an air bag which envelopes the body when a hiker falls. It releases automatically due to acceleration via CO2 compressed air. The bag extends the survival chances by reducing the level of injury when one falls off a cliff. The polyester material is waterproof and brightly colored to make it easier for rescuers to spot.
Whether it is Chinese, German or Spanish or any other language, it will take years of time to learn them. But electronic device maker Samsung is working on the real-time translation device that will resolve the language barrier issues. That means, during a conservation the device would interpret the voice and evaluate what has been said. The translated words then would be displayed on the screen of the device. It will be a very spontaneous mechanism in which the translated words would be instantly displayed on the screen. In the coming days we might see a full fledged technology which can be used for intelligent communication between different geographies.
Life becomes difficult for the visually impaired, as they have to rely on others as soon as they steps out from their places. Developed by a group of designers, including Pia Weitgasser, Kristina Chudikova, Joe Müller, the “na:vi” is a GPS navigating system that allows the visually impaired to move freely without any help or assistance from others. Featuring guiding gyroscopes, the navigation system also integrates laser range finder, together with the GPS navigation with 3D user interface to ensure a safe and accurate direction finding. Moreover, the wearable device features a stylish, elegant design.
Gadgets For Visually Impaired Person, GPS, Health Gadgets, Travel Gadgets
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