1. Transparent TV
As TVs get bigger, better, flatter, and more crystal clear
every year, it’s hard to guess how much farther TV technology can go before we
run out of ideas. With this transparent TV designed by Michael Friebe,
combining our familiar LCD with the vanguard TOLED display technology, we see
that the innovations are far from done.
2. The Ring
Some times, technological innovation comes so fast that it skips a generation or renders brand new products almost obsolete – just think of the mini disc player, portable CD player, and now, maybe smart watches. That’s because the Ring is the first wearable gesture-controlled device. It’s really cool and has plenty of uses around the house since you can program it to close shades, turn lights on and off, and operate your TV. The Ring’s features don’t stop there, since you can get on apps to request an Uber ride or write a note on Evernote. And at $150, it’s even more inexpensive than most smart watches.
3. Orbital Washing
Machine
If you have children and run a household, you’re well aware
that the laundry to hamper to washing machine to dryer back to hamper routine
is virtually endless. But this brilliant innovation makes it easier and cuts
time, allowing you to fill up your laundry basket or hamper right in a globe or
orbital device that you simply place in the washing machine when you’re ready
to do laundry.
4. 3-Dimensional Wall Panels
This is one of the coolest things you’ll ever see, blurring
the lines between functionality and art. Called 3D walls, these panels create
interesting shapes, colors, and other design arrangements, turning any mundane
wall into a futuristic focal point. The best part is that they’re easy to
install and inexpensive.
5. Sony Eclipse
Constantly plugging in your media devices becomes almost
obsolete with the new Sony Eclipse media player, a concept invented by Hoang M
Nguyen and Anh Nguyen. It’s a media player just like any tablet or iPad, but is
lined with photovoltaic cells on its back side, drawing solar power from
natural sunlight in the room or against a window, even when it’s in use.
The best inventions always seem to be the most simple, making us wonder why we never thought of it before. Instead of flipping a switch manually every time you enter and leave a room, why not just manage lighting on every room on an entire floor – or your whole house – with this smart LED master panel designed by Taewon Hwang?
7. Facial Recognition Welcome Camera
The Netatmo Welcome is a smart security camera that doesn’t
only shoot video footage of who comes and goes from your house, but recognizes
your family members and approved friends and others by registering facial
recognition. You can program it to give your smart phone a signal every time
your children or spouse get home, and if someone unrecognized shows up, you’ll
know immediately. The Welcome also let’s you to tap in remotely to see a live
stream any time, and this whole set up is only $199 with no subscription
service needed.
8. LED Ceiling
Turn your ceiling into a giant smart lightshow, with
infinite options for new patterns and designs. Created by Seo Dong-Hun, the LED
Ceiling basically transforms your ceiling into a big overhead Light-Brite, as
you can “draw” anything on the ceiling in colored lights with a laser pointer.
9. Electrolux Fireplace
With new environmental regulations, long gone are the days
when you can throw a few logs in your fireplace and set it ablaze. But let’s
face it, gas fireplaces are better than nothing – but not nearly as charming as
the real smoky open-flame experience. For those who live in a home without any
fireplace, adding one with permits and gas lines and venting is usually more
trouble and cost than it’s worth. But the Electrolux Fireplace, designed by
Camillo Vanacore, solves all of that, elegantly creating real flames in a
modern display. An opaque ceramic column instantly transforms into a clear
vessel for flames.
10. Change It! Wall
This innovation actually isn’t that new, but still a best
kept secret among home designers and modern home art enthusiasts. The amazing
thing is that the Change It! Wall isn’t digital or based on any technological
or computerized optics at all. Instead, it’s a wall panel that’s made with
rotating triangles of different colors. The wall shifts and changes into an
endless variety of patterns, creating a stunning dynamic and rainbow backdrop
for any room.
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