INCREDIBLE INVENTIONS THAT WILL BLOW YOUR MIND

The HaptX Gloves G1 are the industry's most advanced haptic gloves, now available in a lightweight wireless package. These gloves offer a unique solution for companies and users interested in immersive experiences. Despite the high price tag of $5500 plus a $500 monthly subscription, the technology behind these gloves is intriguing with compressed air and micro drives creating realistic sensations for virtual objects.

Only 12 to 15 percent of Japan's area is suitable for agriculture, leading to scarcity of arable land. The average age of local farmers in Japan is 66 years old, highlighting the need for efficient farming methods. To address challenges like irrigation difficulties, robots with advanced AI capabilities are being used in agriculture.

GluxKind introduces a smart stroller designed to alleviate the burden of heavy traditional strollers, weighing over 22 pounds without the child. The innovative features include a parking brake similar to cars, an Ella twin engine system for uphill terrains, and advanced technology like autopilot (excluding when baby is present), cameras for remote navigation, automatic rocking function, and white noise generator. Priced at around $3,300 with shipments beginning in April.

Miroki introduces a hospital robot designed to assist nurses in patient transportation and task handling. The robot, inspired by Pixar films, comes in two versions: Meraki (boy) and Muroka (girl). It can carry food, medical records, and follow commands efficiently with a payload capacity of 7 pounds.

The ULTRATECH Rapid Rise Bund system protects against leakage from barrels, tanks, and containers in oil production areas. It functions like an inflatable pool to contain liquid leaks effectively. The PVC ring rises with the liquid to prevent ground contamination while providing a safe surface for parking vehicles. These systems are lightweight yet durable due to their PVC construction, making them easy to maintain and assemble.

Samsung introduces the Flex Hybrid technology, allowing folding and twisting of screens for innovative device designs. This advancement enables creating smartphones that unfold into laptop-sized screens with customizable shapes. The upcoming Samsung smartphone is expected to feature a 10.5-inch screen transforming into 12.4 inches, offering enhanced aspect ratios and display capabilities.

Shiftall Mutalk is a unique Japanese product that resembles a Darth Vader mask or muzzle. It reduces speech volume by 20 to 30 decibels, allowing for quiet communication without disturbing others nearby. The gadget connects via Bluetooth to various devices and offers eight hours of usage on a single charge.

Engineers propose using high-speed roads as batteries by installing solar cells above the road to generate energy. This innovative idea aims to address the increasing demand for natural gas in Europe and provide an alternative resource source. The concept, developed by an Austrian-German team, offers practicality and economic benefits due to densely built areas in European countries.

City Glider is a shoe concept designed in Singapore for people walking more due to changed commuting patterns. The shoes aim to enhance speed and comfort through Creative Design and a pneumatic system, increasing stride length by 10% and reducing foot/shin pain risk.

Introducing the Kokido Keops pool heating system priced at $129, designed for pools up to 354 cubic feet. It increases water temperature by 9 to 27 degrees Fahrenheit depending on weather conditions. Multiple heaters can be installed simultaneously for enhanced efficiency, requiring a minimum of six hours of daily sun exposure at an optimal angle. Assembly is straightforward with included hoses and couplings.

Elonroad's structure weighs about 18 pounds, designed for charging electric cars. Swedish authorities allocated nearly $8 million for the test section to promote electric car adoption due to EU plans to phase out internal combustion engines by 2035. The charging road is versatile, suitable for various vehicles with special rails on the road and receivers on cars connected online.

BMW i Vision DEE is a concept car hinting at BMW's future direction, set to hit the market in 2025. The design blends elements of Tesla Cybertruck and Hot Wheels, showcasing BMW's vision for digital mobility with smart features like a self-learning assistant and augmented reality options.

Korean experts from M.VISION showcased two futuristic transport concepts, Envision T.O and Envision hi, resembling BMW's approach. The autonomous shuttles feature advanced technology like augmented reality, Radars, lidars, cameras, electric motors with 90-degree turning wheels. Envision T.O emphasizes informative displays for stops and directions while the hi version offers larger seats with display-fitted windows for entertainment and online shopping within the vehicle.