Every new advancement and trend in technology is taken as a
breakthrough and adds to the list of ‘next big things’. But it is also
important to remember that not every emerging technology can alter the business
or a social landscape. However, some do have the potential to alter the way
people live and work. It is therefore critical for every individual,business
and policy leader to realize that which technology will be affecting them
positively. Given below are some recent trends in technology that may influence
our life patterns.
Emotion watch
Tokyo Flash launched the 'Emotion Watch' to measure your
emotions while you're on the go. This concept watch has a stethoscope and
thermometer to look at the emotions that you're experiencing. It also has a
panel on the right portion of the watch to gauge how much love you're
experiencing while the left panel lets you know the time.
It can also determine how much love you're experiencing by measuring your pulse and temperature. When your pulse and temperature increase, i
t increases the love score on the watch as well. As a result you never have to be clueless about your emotions again.
Electric Mop:
This remote controlled electric mop is ideal for lazy people
who don't want to clean as this Mop will clean dust while you sit back. For
anyone whose mother ever told them to get off the couch and do their chores, it
is definitely a sneaky side step around that request.
This electric mop is powered by four AA batteries and the transmitting device requires additional two AA batteries. The yellow duster has a white handle on top so that it cleans without using the radio controller. It’s control is in black colour with an antenna and is fairly self-evident to use.
The 'Peek' App for Eye Ailments:
The
'Peek' app works to allow users to do eye exams by using smartphone technology
developed by the researchers at the London School of hygiene and Tropical
Medicine to help people in developing areas keeping their eyes healthy and
named it the Portable Eye Examination Kit or Peek.
The Peek is able to scan the eye to check for diseases as well as other problems. It works to look for visual acuity, color vision, visual field and contrast sensitivity. The app does most of its testing through the smartphone's camera and the diseases are checked for by using a bright light to scan the eye.
Bluetooth location
tracker to find lost items:
Not being able to find your keys when running out
the door is a nuissance that may make you late but the Stick-N-Find Bluetooth
Location Tracker can resolve this issue. This Stick-N-Find Bluetooth Location
Tracker can be affixed to just about anything to track it up to 100 feet of
your position with two remote sensors in the kit and an access to the
sophisticated locator app.
This device is not only just great for keys but can
also be placed in wallets or even on a child as its Virtual Leash function can
send you an alert when the locator has moved beyond a certain distance.
Tiny Telescope for Phone
Cameras:
The DCKINA telescope for phone cameras enables you
to zoom up to 9 times closer and is ideal for capturing moments at concerts or
sports games.
The Telephoto Lens is like a miniature elongated DSLR lens protruding from your
phone. There is a manual focus ring that
it has which allows you to adjust accordingly for the clearest shot. If you're
an artistic photographer ,having this toy is surely a fun for your smartphone.
It is undoubtedly true that the
potential benefits of the technologies discussed here are tremendous but so are
the challenges of preparing for their impact.
About The Author:
Curtis Taylor is aspiring to be the lead public technical
advisor throughout the world for all things in personal electronics. He loves gaming, his dog Ralph, and playing pranks on his co-workers. Curtis’s desire to uncover and understand the technical aspects of devices is shown through his projects sited on every major tech site on the web. Curtis is head of research and development for RepairLabs, an electronics
repair facility and an influential tech blog. Repairlabs is on a mission to
change the world through its charitable program Operation Hero (help each
repair overcome). Follow him @repair_Labs
advisor throughout the world for all things in personal electronics. He loves gaming, his dog Ralph, and playing pranks on his co-workers. Curtis’s desire to uncover and understand the technical aspects of devices is shown through his projects sited on every major tech site on the web. Curtis is head of research and development for RepairLabs, an electronics
repair facility and an influential tech blog. Repairlabs is on a mission to
change the world through its charitable program Operation Hero (help each
repair overcome). Follow him @repair_Labs
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