Best Gadgets In 2017 Which Will Blow Your Mind

Well we all live in an era of technology and we can’t deny it. We are surrounded by gadgets, some of which are helpful where some are not So Get ready to blow your mind Because Tech Collect Has collected some the best and amazing gadgets of 2017 which will make you believe that the future is now.

So without Further a due Lets Get Started:

Universal Gadget Wrist Charger

Microsoft Arc Mouse

When you go advanced in all your computer equipments, the next best thing is to get a futuristic mouse.

Sunshine Pillow

We arent sure if it’s warm enough, but it’s good to own one.

NOKIA PRISM:

Nokia Prism is a mobile phone adorned with bold geometric patterns, beveled surfaces and vibrant color accents. Price: $250.

DRINK SELECTOR MUG

Drink Selector Mug allows you to define your preferences just on your mug. Twist rings to reveal your choice of drink and your milk and sugar preferences. Among available options: Decaf, Mocha, Tea, Latte, Cappuccino, Herb Tea, Hot Chocolate, plus various further options to get your morning drink just the way you like it. Price: $23.99.

PowerVision PowerRay underwater drone

This underwater drone can submerge up to 98 feet (30 meters) and records 4K video streamed to your phone, which you use to navigate. Not impressed? OK, with its add-on Fishfinder sonar it can detect fish up to 131 feet (40 meters) away and and lures them with a blue light. Still not wowed? PowerVision will be offering VR goggles that allow you to robot around by tilting your head.

Kuri the robot nanny

Essentially a mobile security camera with some smart-home control capabilities, when Kuri ships about a year from now it will roam your home checking on your kids and pets when you’re not home. It looks like a robot, though, so it’s cool just for that.

DYNAMIC LIFE SHIRTS: PROXIMITY EFFECT

You both wear these 8-Bit Dynamic Life shirts, and the closer you get to each other, the more hearts light up on your chest. Its default state has two hearts a-glowing, displaying that special place she has in your heart even when you’re far away. Get within hugging distance, and the removable animated decals go nuts with all six hearts a-blazin’. Price: $25.

TIK-TAK CLOCK

Tik-Tak Clock: “I wanted to express time differently – with a decorative impact as well as a practical function. The powder coated shades of grey give depth to the piece, whilst the red second hand emphasises time’s continual movement.” Price: £89.00

Chrysler Portal concept road warrior

Andrew Krok from our sister site Roadshow dubbed it “a conceptual battle-tank for the family of the near-ish future.” Anything that can be described that way must be cool, even though it’s a minivan.

LeEco smart bikes

Watching the bicyclists speed down New York streets while staring at their phones is scary enough. Integrating a 4-inch Android touchscreen into the bicycle for navigation, music playback and walk-talkie talking to other people not watching where they’re going, as LeEco has done, is just asking for trouble. But useful!

Available in the US in the spring.

Sleep Number 360 smart bed ( Bed Of Dreams)

Not everyone has pets to lie on their feet and keep them toasty. So Sleep Number made a bed that knows when you’ve got cold feet and turns heat on at the bottom of the bed. In theory, the mattress changes its Sleep Number settings to compensate for changes in position and while it can’t stop someone snoring, if it senses you are, it raises your head to reduce your volume.

Faraday Future FF91 car

Probably the best of CES 2017 .Electric car startup Faraday Future debuted the FF 91 at CES 2017 in Las Vegas. It has self-parking, autonomous driving, a 378-mile range and ubiquitous screens all around the cabin. The FF 91 looks promising, but with production facilities only existing on paper at this stage, it’s reasonable to worry whether the car will ever roll out on the road.

LG W7 featherweight wall-mount TVs

The “est-iest” TV we’ve ever seen, LG’s new W7 65- and 77-inch TVs are the thinnest, lightest and potentially the best-picture quality TVs to hit the wall. Plus, LG claims the picture quality of these are better than last year’s, which are pretty terrific.

Available March 2017.

Rokid Pebble glowing voice assistant

It’s not just a cool-looking voice assistant like the Amazon Echo and countless others. The Pebble’s twist: Melody, your guide, can recognize voices and change its activities based on the individual who’s talking. Plus, it really is an assistant, with the ability to manage your calendar. Look what a beauty it is!

Razer Project Valerie portable video wall

I don’t game, but a multiscreen portable — I refuse to call something that weighs 12 pounds (5.4 kg) a laptop — has tons of uses for people whose work or play requires multiple screens. And it’s like a giant curved screen! It’s just a concept now, but I vote yea!

Whoosh that was our list of some of the crazy tech pieces available in present. Let us Know About Your thoughts In the comment section below. We will be more than happy to know it.

Source: Tech Collect

Harvard Is Developing A Wearable Exoskeleton That Will Give You Superhuman Strength

Sorry guys for not posting for a couple of days but i had nothing to post, today i decided to share tech news also on my blog .

Harvard Wyss Institute is busy in developing a soft exoskeleton which shall enable users to carry comparatively higher load for longer distances and shall facilitate stroke victims to execute steady walking. The project has been awarded a grant worth $2.9 million by DARPA as part of the Warrior Web Program.

Usually when the word exoskeleton comes up, the first image to pop in our head is that of big and clunky metal gadgets that do give more strength but restrict mobility. Well, that’s not the case with Harvard’s Soft Exosuit. It is a lightweight and low-profile suit crafted from fabric with the existing prototype created from nylon mesh and spandex. It is attached to the user through cables, hence making the assembly resemble the harnesses used in climbing.

The suit provides strength in a special way; it aligns the force with the natural movement of tendons and muscles. The sensors are used to keep track of user’s movement while the motor that is mounted on the waist, runs on battery, and is in charge of the cables to either pull up the heel or part of the leg under the hip. In order to make this contraption work, researchers had to carry out extensive study so that they could explore how people walk and then decide on which muscles would need the help most by Soft Exosuit.

Conor Walsh, Professor of Mechanical and Biomedical Engineering at Harvard said, “It’s quite lightweight, flexible, and conformal, It doesn’t disrupt normal walking and movement.” The users need not worry about controlling the suit for it has been designed in such a way that it works in alignment with the natural motion of the user. It can be worn under clothes as well.  The suit is being developed with military use in mind, however, the team is also working on a medical version.

Don Ingber, Director Wyss Institute said, “Over just a couple of short years, Conor and his team will work to fundamentally shift the paradigm of what is possible in wearable robotics. Their work is a great example of the power of bringing together people from multiple disciplines with focused resources to translate what first seems like a dream into a product that could transform people’s lives.