Inventions
An invention is defined as a new, practical idea that can be manufactured and transformed into a standalone entity. It should also provide significant benefits to humanity and grant its inventor a patent. It is important to note that throughout history, science has produced numerous inventions. In this article, we will highlight some of the latest scientific innovations.
Recent Innovations Around the World
The Camera Man
The Camera Man is a unique camera design resembling a helmet, which is worn on the head. This device automatically captures images of individuals who shake hands with the user, provided that the handshake lasts for more than ten seconds to ensure successful capture.
Smart Bed Detecting Infidelity
This innovative solution, developed by a Spanish company, is designed to detect infidelity in the absence of one partner. The bed sends a text message to the away partner when suspicious activities are detected, utilizing hidden sensors to monitor unusual movements.
Alcoholic Lock for Cyclists
Japanese company KOOWHO has introduced a groundbreaking device that prevents cyclists from riding their bikes while intoxicated. This device is attached to the bike like a lock and can only be opened after the rider blows into a built-in sensor. If alcohol is detected, the device remains locked, and it notifies the individual’s relatives about the situation.
Mood-Enhancing Beard
This peculiar invention improves the mood of its wearer by prompting them to smile continuously. The beard integrates a facial expression monitoring sensor, delivering mild electric shocks if the wearer displays a sad expression.
Hololens Glasses
Microsoft’s Hololens glasses are designed to present images in stunning 3D format. These glasses can interact with the images, creating the illusion that they exist within the surrounding environment. Notably, the three-dimensional images are only visible to the wearer.
Hoverboard
The hoverboard is a flying board that allows the user to glide above the ground for more than six minutes, reaching speeds of up to 20 km/h, and weighs approximately 80 kg.
Laurein Garden
Laurein is an underground garden situated beneath one of the busiest cities in the world: New York. Powered by solar energy, this garden houses around 3,000 rare plant species and was designed to test plant growth in various environmental conditions.