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Cellphone EMF detector - for the paranoids, prove it yourselves that EMF is harmful to human

Many scientists have told us that the electromagnetic fields emitted by our gadgets especially the cellphones, are harmful to our body. Although, some claim that there is no solid scientific proof for it. But we shall be little cautious ourselves, finding a solution on how to prevent it.

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Overall Health Balance scale makes in-depth analysis of your fitness

The Overall Balance scale from Japan’s National Electric takes fitness feedback much more seriously than any others. It gives you a combination of measurements including weight, BMI, the amount of fat under your skin, organ fat, how muscular you are, and your metabolic rate etc.

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Seiko slimstick tracks your daily activity - slimming down made easy

Different steps or activities you take in daily life will have different implications to your health or your body size. So, we’ll need to find a way on how we walk, what steps we take that will help us out, lets say burn more fat than usual.

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Japan : Open-skull surgery on humans to make the fully controllable cyborgs

The Japanese researchers are getting real serious into making cyborgs - the half-human and half-machine “creature”. Some researchers at Osaka University in Japan are now looking into the possibility of opening up the human skull for planting a little sensor chip in the brain in order to have full control of those robotic limbs.

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PTeq - USB pregnancy tester

PTeq is a high-tech pregnancy tester specially made for her who always sits in front of the computer. The low-tech tester might sound little unreliable for her if she is a high-tech geek. This high-test USB pregnancy tester for sure will give her 100% of her confidence about its accuracy.

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NTT DoCoMo’s world first molecular delivery system for molecular communication

Molecular communication - this term might sound little new to most of you. The Japanese cellular network provider, NTT DoCoMo is moving into direction of using communication technology and biochemistry to transmit the biochemical conditions of living organisms such as excitement, stress, emotion and even disease possibly over its cellular networks.

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MEDIVista drives away hospital patients’ boredoms

It’s simply no fun at all being a patient lying in the bed of the hospital. There is nothing much that you can do besides having your eyes to gaze at the ceiling of the room. Lincor Solutions is the savior here for overly bored hospital patients, as they’ve developed an intelligent touchscreen device called MEDIVista, which should be kind of efficient to help patients drive boredom away.

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Blue Shade Glasses make food look less appetizing, so you could stick to your weight loss plan

Ever wonder why your weight loss plan always ends up as a failure? It’s because while your eyes are looking at nice food, the food appears so appealing or simply irresistible that causes you wanna have a bite, even though your stomach is full. And of course, eventually it spoils your weight loss plan.

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Portable Oxygen Bar O2-B gives quick fix of oxygen for your brain

Lets say your office environment stinks, and you’ll always need a quick fix for proper oxygen supply to your brain in order for it to function well and be fully attended to your boss’ request. Here comes the portable Oxygen Bar O2-B, which is what you need in the stinking workspace.

The portable Oxygen bar is able to filter dust and delivers 40% (+/- 2%) oxygen enriched air at 3 LPM (liters per minute) without making too much noise or being noticeable.

Currently, The Oxygen bar is dubbed as the highest performer in outputting oxygen among the non-medical personal oxygen concentrators.

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Exmocare’s BT2 wrist watch monitors your emotional and arousal levels

Exmocare has released their BT2 wrist watch, which is wrist watch equipped with emotional and arousal levels monitoring functions. The watch seems to be heading to the service industry. Meaning it’ll be used by bosses who’re interested in monitoring their employees’ emotional and even arousal states.

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