Inventions of the future

your fingertips" and allows users to feel the heroes of

science fiction movies like "Minority Report" and literally touch the flow of information (although it is iPad can not replace a full computer or laptop).

Antro Solo has smooth rounded shape, and the whole roof

is occupied by solar panels.

For small trips are for less than 15-25 miles energy to move the car extremely light with three passengers will come from the battery and from the efforts of the driver pressing on the pedal. To make a long journey more developers have provided a small gasoline engine.

the film - are small backpacks with built-jet engine, which

allowed the heroes cleverly escape from enemies and overcome all sorts of terrain.
Inventor from New Zealand Glenn Martin has created is not as compact, but it is incumbent jetpack. It raises its possessor to a height of 2.5 kilometers and allows him to survive in the air for about 30 minutes.

Eyewriter, which allow paralyzed people to communicate with others by

means of eye movements. By paralyzed graffiti artist Tempt1 glasses reads the movement of the eyeballs and transform them in a line on the screen. In EyeWriter used software available on the web for free.

and in the future, it seems, their expansion will continue.

In the list of Time got a few robots, but we will talk about the most useful and very non-standard.

EMILY useful robot designed to rescue drowning - he can sail across the waves at 10.7 meters per second - about 15 times the speed of which can develop into a storm well trained lifeguard. At length the robot is slightly higher than one meter and, in fact, is a portable inflatable buoy.

it weighs 70 kilograms and allows its wearer effortlessly lift

loads weighing up to 91 kilograms.

body stiffens and retains its shape. The solvent was evaporated,

and the main components are interlocked fibers and repeated structure of the tissue. Theoretically, in the future, with such cartridges everyone can design their own clothes to your liking and never think about what dresses and jeans no longer get into the closet