Remember Tom Cruise in the movie Minority Report when he only used his hands to operate the computer? This kind of technology is now finally available and it goes by the name of Gest. Gesture is an innovative peripheral unit that allows you to control your computer using only hand gestures. Given that our computers are no longer boxes under the table and soon they will no longer be laptops but smartphones, with technology such as Gest, the mouse and keyboard are likely to be slowly retired as well.
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Grasp is a new biometric bike lock that only opens with the owner's fingerprint. The bike lock, which unlocks in less than a second, provides maximum security with minimum effort.
Spice up your style this winter with the new Sony h.ear headphones, which promise a stylishly refined musical experience with striking colors and a sophisticated design with a touch of timeless elegance. Which color of h.ear headphones best reflects your style and personality?
Virtual reality allows us to fully immerse ourselves in the world of digital experiences that we would otherwise never (at least in principle) experience. Although virtual reality is super “cool”, unfortunately it is not as accessible as it should be. Figment VR is a great device to have on hand at all times. It uses an iPhone to display virtual reality and thus allows users to watch movies, concerts, explore amazing destinations, play games and more in virtual reality.
kGoal Boost is a device that will help men to have a better sex life. How? Simple. These are men's "Kegel exercises" - focused muscle contractions along the pelvic floor, which strengthen the control of male erections, and at the same time contribute to more intense and longer orgasms.
Have you ever searched in the snow for an unfastened ski in vain, or was your sports equipment stolen from right under your nose? With the small but durable bluetooth device NeverLose, you can protect your skis, snowboard, bike or other sports equipment from thieves or quickly find it under a pile of snow. How? A tracking device connected to a smartphone emits warning sounds.
Ulo is Vivien Muller's adorable owl-shaped surveillance camera that uses its interactive eyes and nose to control and detect motion. Admittedly, she can't hoot, so she lets us know via e-mail if she detects movement in the room, and sends a video as proof, and also broadcasts the event live. You have never seen such a cute surveillance camera. It's like adopting an animal but not buying a monitoring system. You can pre-order it on the crowdfunding platform Kickstarter for 140 euros.
Invoxia Triby is a wireless speaker with a magnet that can be attached to the refrigerator door. It is made especially for kitchens where there is a lack of music and where we want to be able to enjoy good music with good food. Triby is by no means an ordinary speaker, as it can also be used for hands-free calls from our phone, while allowing us to stay connected wherever we are.
Photographers who would like to control their DSLR or mirrorless cameras directly from their smartphone may want to consider purchasing the new Pulse device created by Kris Cheng. Pulse is a small receiver that is connected to the camera via a USB port and interacts via a wireless signal with the application that we have loaded on our smart device.
Movado, creators of the famous Museum Watch, have unveiled a new smartwatch that looks like a classic analog watch. The HP-engineered Movado Bold Motion smartwatch joins a growing group of smart and fashionable analog watches that want to compete with Apple and Samsung.
The Izivibe vibrator is the first erotic toy in the world that uses a smartphone or its vibrations for its operation. The phallus-designed sex toy is designed to amplify the smartphone's vibrations along its entire length, triggering the maximum possible pleasure.
Slopes is a multi-purpose stand for GoPro cameras, and its brilliant design allows you to shoot from 20 different angles without using a tripod or other accessories. The bottom of the stand has the shape of a polyhedron, and each face is marked with the angle at which we shoot. Brilliant!