Ohh…well…this is really an interesting piece of invention. It is the toilet of the future. It has a TV, a TiVo, a DVD player, Xbox, laptop, fridge (what the f***?), a megaphone (to let the whole world hear how happy you are), and iPod dock.

I has even some exercise pedals just in case all that sitting on the toilet, eating, playing video games and watching TV makes your ’system’ a bit jammed up .

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Have problems with your short memory? Forget your shoppings when you go to the mall? Have to make lame exscuses for forgetting something you shouldn’t? This is the perfect solution: a to-do tattoo .

The To-Do Tattoo kit includes 12 graphic “To Do” forms that you can apply to your body
wherever it’s most convenient and a skin-safe, washable-ink gel pen. You’ll never again have to forget something.

Design: Andy Ward
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The Blu Jacket by Lunar Design is a design concept that uses flexible organic e-paper to show your mood, subway or traffic maps or even video advertisements.

The idea of electronic material for clothes is very futuristic, but if this jacket is actually constructed, it will cost a lot of money.
The possibilities are endless. If someone asks you directions, you could be able to project a map onto your jacket through it’s flexible display and give directions. Or you can get paid for displaying advertisements on yourself.

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A little scary but still very interesting is the FaceBank - a money box with a face and a mouth. When you want to put a coin in it, just feed the mouth which will eat the coin! A very nice view to look at.

Designed by Japanese designer Takada ,the eyes of the FaceBank are actually sensors. You can activate the FaceBank by waving at it and it will eat all your coins!.

A nice idea to freak out your friends.

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Hanyoung Lee is the designer of the Virtual Wall which is a plasma laser barrier showing pedestrians crossing the street. The lasers are not powerful enough to harm cars or people but the effect is enough to make drivers stop and let the pedestrians cross.

A weird idea is the concept called “adlights” or “traffic ads” where the light beam is more focused with a lot of colors to create visual ads. Is a secret project for Google? Who knows…

Maybe in a few years you will see adverts from this blog when you wait at the traffic light .

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