Modern technology has made life a lot better and easier for the special users, but it also brings some unprovoked danger that poses some serious challenges every so often. Developed by a bunch of designers, including Stuart Winkless, Murray LIppiat, Alister Notridge, Nick Squires and Nicola Jacobs, from the University of Derby, United Kingdom, the “Soft Touch” is an alarm clock for the hearing impaired that comes integrated with sensors to make the user aware of upcoming danger. Employing an inflatable wristband with a micro pump that receives wireless signals from the base unit, the Soft Touch squeezes gently around the wrist of the user, as soon as it senses the danger. Moreover, it connects to other household gadgets, like telephone, doorbell, fire alarms and smoke alarms, to alert the user.
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Future Gadgets, Futuristic Watch, Health Gadgets
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Developed by Japanese Design Studio Tokyoflash, the new “LED Bracelet Watch” is a modern timepiece that apart from displaying time doubles a trendy accessory for fashion enthusiasts. Intended towards next-gen users, the trendy gadget features a sleek that runs smoothly around the wrist and tells time in a simple yet effective manner. Depicting the hours with outer lines, which encloses the minutes in digits in a regular clock position, the wristwatch touts white edges on either side to emphasize the glow of the LEDs, resembling the metallic coat for a glossy design.
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Fashion Gadgets, Future Gadgets, Futuristic Watch
The WSG, or Wave and Solar Energy Generator, is the brainchild of Korean designers Seung Woo Jung, Jung Seung Woo, Kim Hyun Jun and Kim Min Jung, who believe that the answer to green energy lies in ocean tides and sunshine. The concept system has been devised to generate renewable electrical energy from ocean tides, waves and sunshine during the day.
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Green Gadgets
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After what we all know and DARPA has done, the Pentagon’s research wing now in collaboration with neurotechnology lab of the Arizona State University visions to venture into new realms of brain-machine interface by stuffing in US troops’ helmets with a device to simulate the brain. The device within the helmet would simulate the brain from the outside to enhance cognitive abilities, improve alertness and help reduce, pain, stress and anxiety.
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Brain Devices, Future Gadgets, Military Gadgets
Amid all the new releases and the most compelling phone dramas, a concept phone like the Blue Bee phone is such a relief to look at. While it’s pretty obvious that we won’t be getting our hands on this for a few years, it still is a respite from guessing if iPhone 4 will resolve its choking reception strength. So, for all those gadget-happy consumers, who are ever eager to know how the phone of the future will look like, here’s the glimpse.
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Future Gadgets, Future Phones
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