Have you ever seen a cool science fiction invention and thought, ’I wish I had that’? If so, here is some good news: most of these incredible devices of the future already exist!
Check Out list of 7 Incredibly Ingenious Inventions That Prove the Future Is Now
Scan-and-draw pen
This revolutionary pen that can draw with any colour is probably a dream of any artist or designer. This device scans an object and then mimics the colour of the object when used
Off-grid messenger
The goTenna gadget allows you to send text messages to a similar device even when there’s no cell service or wifi. goTenna could also be used while travelling to off-the-grid places
Dog-to-human translator
No More Woof is a device that allows you to communicate directly with your puppy. Talking dogs aren’t just in cartoons anymore. With this gadget, your furry friend will be able to say, ’I’m hungry’ or ’I want to walk.’
A plant that glows in the dark
A group of biotechnology hobbyists has recently created a plant that glows in the dark. Using a set of genes from luminous bacteria, they developed a tobacco plant that produces its own light without a battery or solar panel.
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Portable mini printer
An Israeli company called ZUtA has developed a simple pocket-sized printer that can print any document even when you’re out and about. All you will need is a smartphone to control it.
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FingerReader
FingerReader is a ring that scans text and reads it aloud. It can also translate the text. The device was designed specifically for blind and visually impaired people. When a person wants to read some text, they just need to point their finger at the surface with the text and the device reads the words out loud. When the reader deviates from the line of text, the ring starts to vibrate.
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Finger ruler
Most people use their hands when trying to explain the size of something. Now you can explain the measurements of an object much more accurately! This ingenious invention helps you demonstrate how wide your countertop or the window in your bedroom is, for example.
