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ApriPoko Robot Learns To Operate The Remote Controls

The ApriPoko robot from Toshiba was developed to learn how to operate various remote controls by watching and asking questions. The robot features sensors that will be able to detect infrared rays coming out from the remote, so each time you press a button, ApriPoko will ask “What did you just do?”, so make sure you answer appropriately because it records your answer to its memory. This prototype robot is still in the development and testing phase. [PinkTentacle]

USB Far Infra-Red Pad Relieves Carpal Tunnel

by Nicole on November 2, 2007

USB Far Infra-Red Pad Relieves Carpal Tunnel

When you think of using the mouse on your computer all day you think achy wrists and carpal tunnel. That’s where the USB far infra-red pad comes into play. When connected to your USB port, it releases a warm temperature of about 40-45 degrees Celsius onto your hand and wrist. Now you can get relief from your tiredness and strain due to rigorous activity from watching too much of your porn stash.

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MOL By Ian Ortega

by Johan on September 14, 2007

MOL By Ian Ortega

Designed by Ian Ortega, MOL is a non-invasive device, which can constantly monitor the glucose level in the patients’ blood. The device sends radiation that permeates the different layers of the skin in order to feedback with patients´ glucose level.

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The Wave LED Coffee Table

by Johan on July 17, 2007

The Wave LED Coffee Table

The Wave Interactive Coffee Table is unique piece of furniture which is capable of reacting to movement. It uses 32 near-infrared sensors which observe the space above the table and any motion detected is mimicked with trails of light and color from 480 LEDs. The price tag starts at around $2,500(a bargain if you ask me, coolness has no price), depending on the build and type of table you offer. Hit the jump to see more pics.

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Lima Blood Sugar Analyzer

by Johan on June 19, 2007

Lima Blood Sugar Analyzer

The Lima blood sugar analyzer is still a concept but the device uses some pretty impressive technology. The device uses infrared radiation to get your readings. Users simply have to place their hand on the Lima and hit the power button to take the reading. It’s very simple, accurate and safe. The Lima blood sugar analyzer was designed especially for the sportsmen doing extreme sports in the outdoor field.

Via Gizmodo

Fujifilm Finepix IS-1 Infrared Digicam

by Alexander on January 4, 2007

Fujifilm Finepix IS-1 Infrared Digicam
The Fujifilm Finepix IS-1 is a specialized digital camera that allows you to shoot in infrared without any specific modifications. It features a 10.7x opitcal zoom and ISO of up to 1600. Retail is $899 US.

Gizmodo, and Living Room via Digital Cameras