The Universal Translator is a device that helps to learn to communicate especially when one has to move out of their country. Designed by Rachel Ilan Simpson, the translator flash card makes communicating with the other person easier by interpreting languages, objects, concepts and customs. Featuring three modes – Window, Text and Speech – each of them tries to simplify the language you would want to understand. The Window Mode makes easier to identify by viewing the display related to the verb based on default setting.
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Developed as a concept for Samsung, the “Jot” by designer Raymond Bessemer is a mobile communication device that uses a capacitive OLED display, removable stylus and physical rotary dial to allow mobile communication in a fun and intuitive way. Developed for the year 2015, the new communication device replaces the keypad with a rotary dial for making calls. The device saves all contacts that the user can access with the menu button, while the stylus is used for scribbling text messages, as opposed to typing or texting with your thumbs.
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Communication Devices, Future Gadgets
Let the Counting Ring count your money while you can still have a good chance to feel packs of cash passing through your fingers… Isn’t that fantastic?!
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Financial Gadgets, Future Gadgets
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Here’s a new iPhone 5 concept, this time not too detailed and relying very much on the video at the end of the article. Created by WaterWorks/ Christopher East, this iPhone design relies on futuristic hologram projections.
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Future Gadgets, Future Phones, Hologram, Projector
Designed by Colombian designer Nelson Ayala, the “NatoStation” (NS) is a virtual reality simulator wherein the user experiences visual, acoustic and sensory sensations similar to the prenatal environment, i.e. life inside the womb. Featuring an ergonomic and dynamic egg shape, the NS lets the user assume a position comparable to the fetal position, so he/she could virtually escape the atmosphere for a moment and relax in comfort. To experience the calm seclusion, you need to wear a helmet that includes a device to scan your initial brain waves and determine the level, speed and intensity of the stimulation experienced, through video technology, during the course of the session. The helmet emits Mega Brain strobe lights that change the brain frequencies to 8 Hz low alpha waves, epitomizing a state of deep relaxation.
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Future Gadgets, Virtual Reality
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