vein identification

                                                      VEIN IDENTIFICATION 

     The biometric identification and security device known as PalmSecure.

     It works by identifying the vein pattern in the palms of our hands.

     Similar to our fingerprints, vein patterns are unique to each individual. The purported advantages of this technology is that it is less expensive, easier to manage, and is more reliable than traditional methods of identification. -

                                                          AIR INTO WATER

      The WATERMILL- This latest technology invention produces fresh water at a cost of about 3 cents a liter. Originally designed for areas that do not have clean drinking water, the Watermill is for households that prefer an eco-friendly, cost effective alternative to bottled water.

       Atmospheric water generators convert air into water when the temperature of the air becomes saturated with enough water vapor that it begins to condense (dew point).

      "What is unique about the Watermill is that it has intelligence," says the inventor Ritchey. This makes the appliance more efficient. It samples the air every 3 minutes to determine the most efficient time to convert the air into water.

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                             COOL PIANO DOORBELL

The Piano Door Bell lets your guests tickle the ivories with a new tune every time they come over.

Cool la...!!!

          SMART BELT: THE WELT

The smart belt called the WELT looks indistinguishable from a standard belt, but contains an array of sensors packed into the back of its buckle and a micro USB port for charging on its side.

There's just one catch: it's called the Welt as in wellness belt. The device is made by a team within Samsung's Creative Lab, which is an in-house incubator that lets company employees play with ambitious ideas and turn them into full-fledged startups. The products aren't exactly designed to be fast-tracked as consumer products. They're mostly proof-of-concepts and prototypes, though you wouldn't guess that by looking at Samsung's smart belt. Created by three employees, the gadget is surprisingly fully formed and even quite a bit dressy when it comes to style.

          The Welt pairs with a smartphone app that immediately identifies your waistline and counts your steps throughout the day. There's also a feature to monitor your over-eating, which the app infers from changes in belt tension. Because the Welt is a Creative Lab project, there's no pricing or availability. But the team says it is considering turning the belt into a consumer product sometime in the future.

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Semma Translator

       Pilot Earpiece Translates Foreign                Languages For You In Real Time

              A smart earpiece that will automatically translate foreign words or phrases it picks up into one you can understand. An earpiece that will pick up what the person you’re talking to says and translate it into any language you desire. 

              That's way, you can listen to a word and can understand it without having to learn a word of the language – just put this thing on and have it translate everything into your native tongue.Each Pilot earpiece works with an accompanying app, which actually handles all the translation, so as long as you keep it paired the entire time. 

             Anything you hear with enough clarity can be repeated in your own language. It can work without an internet connection, so you can use it anywhere, whether you’re talking with foreign speakers at work, traveling, etc...!!! Keep reading my post frnds...!!!

            3D printing of nerve tissue with low cost BioBot 3D bioprinter

When it was first released, the BioBot 3D bioprinter was met with an overwhelmingly-positive  response and for good reason.  The bioprinter is capable of 3D printing human tissue and could eventually be used to print functional organs for those in need of transplants.The main motive of BioBot is to fabricate synthesized nerve tissue. The key is developing the right “bioink,” or printable tissue. The nano-material could be used to help regenerate damaged nerves for patients with injuries – including those with sensitive spinal cord injuries. This will also be useful for researchers...!!!

Easy Selfie...!

Snap Selfies Without Selfie Sticks: This Drone Captures Photos and Videos in Midair…!!!

            

   Instead of extending your arm or using a selfie stick to snap shots of you and your crew, you could use a new pocket-size drone — dubbed the "AirSelfie" — to help you remotely capture aerial photos and videos.

   The AirSelfie is equipped with a 5-megapixel camera that can shoot full high-definition. People, groups and companies can take pictures of themselves, their backgrounds and their projects from distances, heights and angles that they never could using their arms or a stick.

   The AirSelfie is controlled via a free iOS or Android app. The app can make the drone take off; adjust its height and direction; let it hover autonomously; and help users take an HD aerial shot or video with just a push of a button. Users can also activate a 10-second timer, giving people enough time to hide their phones so they don't appear in the picture or video. The drone can take up to eight consecutive shots.

   The AirSelfie uses Wi-Fi to send photos and videos wirelessly to smartphones. The app also allows users to post photos and videos taken with the drone immediately on social media.

   After snapping photos, the drone can return to its departure point automatically with the touch of a button. Users can also guide the AirSelfie back manually, and its manufacturers said it is safe for the drone to land on a person's open hand, or even for people to grab the drone while it is still hovering in midair.

   A rechargeable lithium polymer battery gives the AirSelfie a flight time of 3 minutes. The drone is expected to hit the market in 2017.   Thank u for reading my post guys…!!!