Clean your clothes in the future by simply dropping this electrostatic spherical washing
machine into your laundry basket.
And this new vibrating pill has a tiny motor that begins vibrating 6 to 8 hours after being
consumed and it produces contractions in the intestines that help relieve chronic constipation.
Vsauce!
Kevin here.... this is Mind Blow
A Dutch designer has created wearable technology that turns your clothes into an MP3 player.
The 3-D printed fabrics that make up the BB suit give the user Wi-Fi, GPS, and bluetooth
components.
And the idea is to provide wearable as opposed to carryable technology but producing these
on even a small scale is difficult right now especially due to questions regarding durability
and washing.
SCiO is a pocket molecular sensor that can detect the chemical makeup of objects.
Use it to get nutritional facts about food, analyze soil, authenticate medications, see
how ripe an avocado is through the skin or know which watermelon is sweeter.
Spectrometer technology isn't new but shrinking one down to the palm of your hand is and it
could allow us to build a database of matter.
Professor Scott White and his team have developed self-healing and regenerating plastic.
In the past self-healing and regenerating materials were only able to fix small damages,
but this new technology has the ability to regenerate materials to fill in large cracks
and holes.
The future of this breakthrough has a range of applications including a car bumper repairing
itself within minutes of an accident.
CleverPet is a Wi-Fi-connected feeding dish that teaches and entertains your dog while
you're away.
Your dog learns how to play with the cleverpet by hitting different buttons to receive treats
and as the dog learns the challenges get harder.
It's basically like video games for dogs.
The Hive Inn is a hotel concept from Hong Kong where the rooms are built out of shipping
containers.
And that's now a thing that you know!
Mink is a 3D printer that prints makeup.
It allows users to choose any color from any image online and turn it into a wide array
of makeup products from eye shadow to lip gloss because most makeup products are created
from the same basic substrates.
This new technology could provide access to any makeup at an affordable price since many
products and colors are not available in chain stores.
The University of Engineering and Technology in Peru has created a billboard that purifies
air as efficiently as 1,200 trees.
It creates 100,000 cubic meters of clean air by filtering polluted air through a water
system and releasing clean air back out to a radius of 5 blocks.
And it's in response to the pollution created as a result of Peru's booming construction
industry.
The LIX is a pen that writes in 3D allowing you to doodle in air.
It melts and cools colored plastic as you write which creates the rigid freestanding
structures.
All you have to do is plug it in for power to heat the material as it flows through the
pen.
And it could lead to a whole new way of crafting.
This is the world's smallest comic that was microfabricated with an ion beam onto a human
hair.
Microsoft is developing a keyboard that eliminates the need for a mouse.
The Type-Hover-Swipe has gesture control sensors between its keys and allows you to swipe and
pinch mid air to navigate through web pages.
And even claims to have gaming functions including an invisible steering wheel.
Solar Roadways is a concept for replacing roads and parking lots with a modular solar
paving system to power the world around them.
The panels would be heated to keep roads clear of ice and snow as well as smart to alert
drivers if something is in the road.
The roads would also be marked with LED lights instead of painted markings and parking lots
would be able to reconfigure parking in an instant.
A researcher at the MIT media lab has created super shoes.
A pair of flexible soles can be placed into any shoes making them smart.
They work in conjunction with your smart phone and can act as a navigation device sending
vibrations in your feet telling you when and where to turn.
The shoes learn your regular patterns as well as likes and dislikes and can navigate you
through different routes for variety or lead you to a great restaurant you might not know
about nearby.
Finally Technicolour Alaska is a time lapse capturing the Northern Lights as seen from
Alaska..
I'm going to leave you with a camouflaged robotic snake.
And as always thanks for watching!