Now here’s a great way to listen to those favorite tracks of yours while on the go, using a bit of renewable energy. The Kinetic MP3 Player by British designer Matthew Smith makes sure you have your music playing, using kinetic energy! The energy generated to power this one up is created due to friction, so be it a jog or a brisk walk home from the supermarket, the Kinetic will just keep pumping those beats. The MP3 player uses a built in kinetic energy generator, that converts all that kinetic energy you create with motion, into power. The player boasts a joystick that you can use to browse through the menus and metal pads on its handle grip, that keep your heart rate in check. This comes handy while working out.
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Future Gadgets, Music Gadgets, Players
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The first thing I thought of when I looked at the concept Helix design by Raka Gemma was the concept watch diary that we recently featured. In fact, the Helix which is a concept pen design will be the perfect pen to write with in this diary, especially if the watch inside the diary every stops working. Why? Because the Helix pen has an integrated timepiece in its frame! So you can constantly keep a tab on the time while you are writing. This pen is especially great for students during exams. What is more, the pen sits beautifully on your wrist just like a wrist watch. However, the concept behind this unique Helix concept pen was not to facilitate the students or even complement the watch diary but to combine the primary use of a writing instrument and a watch, because the two items reflects prestige and its owner.
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Future Gadgets, Futuristic Watch
Robots are doing everything from cleaning up our messes to bathing us, therefore there was every chance we’d have a robot to massage us into comfort too. And here we are in the future already with the very cute WheeMe. Now, this isn’t any humanoid who’d sooth your muscles with its hands, coz it doesn’t have any. It’s a little roller bot that rides over the back on its rubber wheels, massaging every inch with random movement and pressure. Weighing 240 grams, WheeMe is a soft massager which understands to remain on the back without falling, thanks to its tilt sensors that keep its center of gravity in place. The bot will be shown off at the CES in January, so let’s wait to try it ourselves.
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Future Gadgets, Health Gadgets, Robots
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Despite extensive research in the field of prosthetics, users face certain problems with existing artificial limbs. Replacing the pistons, motors and struts with organic mechanisms, designer Randall Puzzitiello has come up with a new prosthetic concept dubbed the “Symbiosis” that helps the users perform their task in a more efficient manner. Developed for Adidas, the new aid not only improves the function of the leg but also the aesthetics, thanks to the sporty design.
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Future Gadgets, Health Gadgets
With the latest technological advancements, features and functions of mobile phones change more frequently than any other portable gadget available on the market, as we see something different and new in a cellphone every few days. Conceived by designer Jim Chan, the “Nokia 2030” is a phone concept that presents an illuminated touch sensitive keypad to allow fast and easy messaging. Featuring a body finished in reinforced scratch-resistant glass, the futuristic phone comes with full-color display capabilities to enhance the experience of the user. Measuring 2 x 4.75 x 0.25 inches (WLH) in dimensions, the Nokia 2030 also attaches colored films, at the rear, to change its color, while polished titanium case protects the screen from scratches.
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Future Gadgets, Future Phones
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