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Sound Showers help you relax at crowded airports
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Parapak, a backpack for wheelchairs
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Tactus Technology develops micro-fluid keys that rise out of touchscreens
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The Legacy Edition watch face inspired by the Tron film
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X Grill, the stainless-steel kitchen packed in an oil truck
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Marc Newson’s Body Jet, the new mode of transport!
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The easy to setup and extremely accommodating Emergency Shelter
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Chinese construction team replicates the Wangjing Soho; nears completion before the original!
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LED lit wine-cellar gives designer Jamie Beckwith’s an eye-pleasing touch
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Cocoon 1 provides for personal space at home

The casts we use to keep our fractured bones in place these days don’t amount to too much, accept working as a canvas for budding artists amongst our friends. Pedro Nakazato Andrade’s project called Bones however, does a lot more. Blending in technology with human health-care, the Bones system is basically a technologically advanced cast for a fractured arm. This one uses embedded electromyographic (EMG) sensors that hook up to an online community-based website. The cast cleverly monitors the persons arm movements and such and accordingly records it all on the website, giving the wearer information on recovery. Also, the system helps the wearer with additional information such as pro-recovery exercises for specific parts of the person’s hand and such!



