15 Bizarre Recent Inventions From Around The World
- 6年前
15 Unbelievable inventions that ually exist from strange bras with solar panels to the Pavlok that electric shocks your wrist!\r
\r
Subscribe to Talltanic \r
\r
9. Fliz\r
German designers came up with this truly bizarre foot powered contraption. The user dangles on a harness in the middle of the contraption and has to run to get the pedal-less bike moving.\r
\r
8. The Posting Tail\r
Communications and advertising agency Saatchi & Saatchis Madrid branch created this vest for Pedigree. The device comes with a built-in camera that takes a picture every time the dog wearing it wags its tail. Those photos automatically published on the animals social networking page. The vest also comes equipped with GPS. This device could have the unintended consequence of making a lot of owners depressed when they realize their dog is more popular than they are.\r
\r
7. Detachable Airplane Cabin\r
Ukrainian aviation engineer Vladimir Tatarenko was often at the scene of terrible plane accidents. It was these experiences that would lead to his idea of building an escape cabin that would detach from the aircraft in the event of an emergency. The capsule would come equipped with parachutes on the cabins roof and rubber tubes that cushion the imp of landing. There would also be storage space underneath the cabin so luggage would remain with the passengers. After working on the idea for decades, Tatarenko received a patent for the concept last year.\r
\r
6. Survival Capsule\r
Meant to be used after devastating natural disasters like a tsunami these pods remain airtight while allowing survivors inside to breathe. The capsule comes in an array of sizes that accommodate two to sixteen people at a time. The pods aluminum shell comes lined with a ceramic thermal blanket to protect occupants from fires. The pods were conceived by a British inventor and could be used to save thousands of lives. The remarkable balls come equipped with harnessed seats, medical kits, food, and water. \r
\r
5. Solar Power Bra\r
Japan is a country that has gone very eco-friendly in recent years, and this bra was an unusual step in that direction for the lingerie business when underwear manufurer Triumph International Japan Limited introduced the Solar Power Bra in 2008. The bra comes equipped with a built-in solar panel that the user would wear around their stomach. The device could theoretically create enough electricity to charge a cell phone. One obvious snag in this very creative idea is that the panel requires light to generate power, and people usually cant go outside without wearing clothes over the panel. Also, the bra could not be washed or worn on rainy days. \r
\r
4. Dji Mavic Pro\r
Drones have become incredibly popular in recent years, and the Mavic Pro may be the best version yet. The state of the art object has a 4k camera and obstacle avoidance technology. One of its most impressive attributes is that it can fold down to a size smaller than any of its competitors, making it more flexible and less likely to be in an accident. Chinese technology company DJI came up with this remarkable invention. The drone was the only one on Time Magazines list of The 25 Best Inventions of 2016.\r
\r
3. Better Shelter\r
Or the house that Ikea built. The successful Scandinavian home furniture company came up with these remarkable homes that have already seen ion in the real world. The house can be shipped flat and assembled in hours, much like the retailers furniture. The U.N. has sent over sixteen thousand units for refugees all over the world. Agencies are turning the shelter into hospitals and early childhood development centers. Better Shelter is made to last up to three years and comes fitted with solar panels and a lockable door. \r
\r
2. JB-10 Jetpack\r
Australian entrepreneur David Mayman took this jetpack for its first British flight in Londons Royal Victoria Docks in early October to the delight and amazement of onlookers in the area. The invention can sustain human flight for ten minutes and reach speeds of up to 60 miles per hour. You may remember a man flying a jetpack around the Statue of Liberty in New York last year. That was also Mayman with the JB-9, which was the worlds only jetpack at the time. \r
\r
1. Pavlok\r
This invention is a human shock collar. The wristband could be linked to the users bank account and sends an electric shock if you spend more money than you can afford. The British inventors of Pavlok have much higher ambitions than just spending habits. They want to take any bad habit you may have, whether it be fast food or smoking and pair it with the negative stimulus that is the electric shock wristband. The theory is that in this way you can train yourself only to have healthy habits. The invention can be purchased online and ha
\r
Subscribe to Talltanic \r
\r
9. Fliz\r
German designers came up with this truly bizarre foot powered contraption. The user dangles on a harness in the middle of the contraption and has to run to get the pedal-less bike moving.\r
\r
8. The Posting Tail\r
Communications and advertising agency Saatchi & Saatchis Madrid branch created this vest for Pedigree. The device comes with a built-in camera that takes a picture every time the dog wearing it wags its tail. Those photos automatically published on the animals social networking page. The vest also comes equipped with GPS. This device could have the unintended consequence of making a lot of owners depressed when they realize their dog is more popular than they are.\r
\r
7. Detachable Airplane Cabin\r
Ukrainian aviation engineer Vladimir Tatarenko was often at the scene of terrible plane accidents. It was these experiences that would lead to his idea of building an escape cabin that would detach from the aircraft in the event of an emergency. The capsule would come equipped with parachutes on the cabins roof and rubber tubes that cushion the imp of landing. There would also be storage space underneath the cabin so luggage would remain with the passengers. After working on the idea for decades, Tatarenko received a patent for the concept last year.\r
\r
6. Survival Capsule\r
Meant to be used after devastating natural disasters like a tsunami these pods remain airtight while allowing survivors inside to breathe. The capsule comes in an array of sizes that accommodate two to sixteen people at a time. The pods aluminum shell comes lined with a ceramic thermal blanket to protect occupants from fires. The pods were conceived by a British inventor and could be used to save thousands of lives. The remarkable balls come equipped with harnessed seats, medical kits, food, and water. \r
\r
5. Solar Power Bra\r
Japan is a country that has gone very eco-friendly in recent years, and this bra was an unusual step in that direction for the lingerie business when underwear manufurer Triumph International Japan Limited introduced the Solar Power Bra in 2008. The bra comes equipped with a built-in solar panel that the user would wear around their stomach. The device could theoretically create enough electricity to charge a cell phone. One obvious snag in this very creative idea is that the panel requires light to generate power, and people usually cant go outside without wearing clothes over the panel. Also, the bra could not be washed or worn on rainy days. \r
\r
4. Dji Mavic Pro\r
Drones have become incredibly popular in recent years, and the Mavic Pro may be the best version yet. The state of the art object has a 4k camera and obstacle avoidance technology. One of its most impressive attributes is that it can fold down to a size smaller than any of its competitors, making it more flexible and less likely to be in an accident. Chinese technology company DJI came up with this remarkable invention. The drone was the only one on Time Magazines list of The 25 Best Inventions of 2016.\r
\r
3. Better Shelter\r
Or the house that Ikea built. The successful Scandinavian home furniture company came up with these remarkable homes that have already seen ion in the real world. The house can be shipped flat and assembled in hours, much like the retailers furniture. The U.N. has sent over sixteen thousand units for refugees all over the world. Agencies are turning the shelter into hospitals and early childhood development centers. Better Shelter is made to last up to three years and comes fitted with solar panels and a lockable door. \r
\r
2. JB-10 Jetpack\r
Australian entrepreneur David Mayman took this jetpack for its first British flight in Londons Royal Victoria Docks in early October to the delight and amazement of onlookers in the area. The invention can sustain human flight for ten minutes and reach speeds of up to 60 miles per hour. You may remember a man flying a jetpack around the Statue of Liberty in New York last year. That was also Mayman with the JB-9, which was the worlds only jetpack at the time. \r
\r
1. Pavlok\r
This invention is a human shock collar. The wristband could be linked to the users bank account and sends an electric shock if you spend more money than you can afford. The British inventors of Pavlok have much higher ambitions than just spending habits. They want to take any bad habit you may have, whether it be fast food or smoking and pair it with the negative stimulus that is the electric shock wristband. The theory is that in this way you can train yourself only to have healthy habits. The invention can be purchased online and ha