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Athos – the first smart garment that tracks muscle performance

Most fitness trackers do a great job of tracking exercise, setting goals, and tracking progress, but none really dig into how you exercise. The Athos smart workout garment is something completely different, as it monitors muscle performance and acts as a personal trainer. Stretching has as many as twenty-two different muscle groups on the radar.

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Bike Balls – bike light for cyclists with eggs

Those of you who regularly ride your bike in the city are all too aware of your vulnerability in the company of many indifferent drivers and drivers who pay more attention to their phones than to what is happening around them. The Bike Balls Team wanted to change that, but in a fun way. For their bike light, you also need to have some balls, because the Bike Balls light is, as the name suggests, in the shape of a scrotum. It dangles from under the seat and mimics the scene of a man's crotch in a very explicit way.

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Everpurse x Kate Spade - a leather case that will charge our iPhone

No one likes to see their cell phone battery let them down on the road. Let alone women, who usually carry only a purse full of various feminine things. For this purpose, Kate Spade designed a bag in which we can charge our iPhone on a small battery hidden in the bag.

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ValueMyCV - An app that calculates the salary you should be getting at work

The new ValueMyCV app found on the website of the job search engine Adzuna tells us how much we are worth in the job market. Namely, ValueMyCV evaluates our CV and sets our market price based on it. Do you already know how much you should be paid?

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ChargeDoubler - a USB "charger" on steroids that halves the phone's charging time

Phones are getting faster and more powerful every year, but unfortunately battery capacity can't keep pace with progress. Therefore, we have all experienced the frustration of an empty phone at the moment when it is least needed. That's why we can be all the more grateful for products like the ChargeDoubler USB charging cable, which halves the charging time with conventional chargers. You can get it on Kickstarter for a few euros.

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myType - a foldable pocket keyboard for mobile devices

Smartphones and tablets are great, but they are definitely not made for typing for long periods of time. That's why it's still the best classic keyboard, but we can't just tolerate it. Fortunately, keyboards of this format did not rest on their laurels and adapted to the situation. The new proof is myType, a portable pocket keyboard made of silicone with an autonomy of eight hours, which connects wirelessly to a mobile device, be it a smartphone or a tablet, via Bluetooth technology.

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Phree from Kickstarter - a smart pencil that turns the world into an infinitely large piece of paper

Phree is a pencil-like device that allows us to turn any physical surface into a virtual piece of paper. With it, you are no longer limited to the surface of the smartphone screen, where the smart pencil simultaneously "redraws" and saves your written ideas and sketches. At the same time, Phree brings us back to the times when we had more interaction with the world around us and makes sure that we don't forget to write by hand so quickly, you know, like this with a pen and not via a (virtual) keyboard.

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The Oxboard is a Segway without handlebars

The Oxboard two-wheeled vehicle is practically a Segway without the handlebars. This makes it easier to carry and easier to store. And it looks even better. Developed by a Danish company, it combines Segway technology and skater culture. It's easy for a child to operate, but it's also extremely agile. This is evidenced by the child's demonstration, which you can see below.

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Refined collection of mobile accessories "Fine"

The French-born designer, Pauline Deltour, designed a capsule collection of "Fine" mobile accessories for the Lexon company, representing refined elegance for a modern and urban lifestyle.

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LG OLED TV – a thin bendable OLED TV like wallpaper

If we look back only ten years ago, TVs were still real fat, while today they are just bones and skin. South Korea's LG Display went one step further, as their bendable OLED TV, the first curved OLED receiver in the world, is only 0.97 millimeters thick, i.e. less than a millimeter, and weighs only 1.9 kilograms. It's no wonder that it can only be attached to the wall with the help of magnets, and it can be removed as easily as removing a picture.

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The Solartab solar charger for mobile devices relies on sunlight

We don't need to emphasize how important it is that your mobile device has a sufficiently charged battery when you take it on the go. But once you're on the road, it's often not easy to find a place where you can charge your smartphone or tablet. The Solartab charger therefore relies on a thousand-year-old and inexhaustible source of energy - the sun. It also has an auxiliary battery that stores solar energy for when the sun is behind the clouds or when you are visiting the other side of the world.

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Slovenian wooden camera Ondu Pinhole MK II on Kickstarter following in the footsteps of its predecessor

The Slovenian team Ondu, led by Elvis Halilović, is forging the iron while it's hot, as two years after the success of the wooden camera on Kickstarter, it returns to the scene of the crime with an improved line of Ondu Pinhole MK II cameras. The second-generation Ondu reached the $20,000 "high" bar on its first day, beating its previous time by 24 hours, when it managed to reach the set goal in about 48 hours. Compared to its predecessor, the wooden camera is more durable, and the sophisticated magnetic system means fewer problems with lighting.

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