Tuesday 13 December 2011
1. Wudu Machine
Wudu’ (ablution) Machine was designed by AACE automatic Tecnologies PT. Ltd. (AACE) to enable a person to take Wudu'. This technology is designed with two types of models. The first model to be used for congregational prayers in the mosque while the second model designed for home use. This model is designed with two sinks and sinks under the sink top. The sink used to wash face, hands, part of the head and ears while under the sink used to wash their feet. Advantages of this design is economical and it is easy to install. Wudu’ Machine uses the auto-sensor and it’s made from plastic material coated with an anti-fungal and anti-bacterial.
The company's president of Toyota Motor Corp. Akio Toyoda introduces futuristic concept car that has a shape resembling a giant smartphone.
3. Folding Bikes
What could make more environmentally friendly, but just go with two legs and biking. For people who live close to work or live in small apartments, bicycle transportation bikes would be ideal if convenient compact enough. And the inventors were making a bike that can be stored folded and stored in the closet! When folded, bike easily be removed in the street with one end of the handlebar.
4. Vehicle Landscapes
This is a car that was designed for sight seeing.
For people who want to have a private car, but do not want to drive one, maybe this is the answer. With this car, the driver is sitting in a chair and vehicles will be running in the direction of your destination, with room for seven passengers, and the transparent wall that could see the stage freely. Designers to predict this car will be in 2040.
For people who want to have a private car, but do not want to drive one, maybe this is the answer. With this car, the driver is sitting in a chair and vehicles will be running in the direction of your destination, with room for seven passengers, and the transparent wall that could see the stage freely. Designers to predict this car will be in 2040.
5. Monorail Transport Man
A monorail that people can be controlled anywhere.
Currently only an amusement park in New Zealand, this pedal is a monorail train along with 'pod' individual hanging, which could rise to 30 miles per hour.
Currently only an amusement park in New Zealand, this pedal is a monorail train along with 'pod' individual hanging, which could rise to 30 miles per hour.
6.Segway Vehicle
This is a concept vehicle with futuristik. Although it only runs about 12 mph, and it took about an hour to be filled.
7. Renault Car
While American cars are still debating the pros and cons of selling electric vehicles, Renault's European brand, made its debut with four electric cars at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show. A family car and the five-passenger SUV "city car." The four cars will be available and published in 2012.
8. Anti-Theft Bicycle
Bicycles can not be stolen, with a "digital fingerprint" that only allows the owner to ride. These tires never Bengkong. This futuristic-looking bike designed by Olympic cyclist Chris Boardman eliminate many reasons for people tidakmenggunakan have a bike, but the price of this beautiful bike for about $ 4. 000, currently only a concept, and Boardman wait for the next two decades this bike to be out of business.
9. Electric Robot Car
And baby strollers in the mall, battery electric vehicles can be rented in major cities and then return to the cockpit to be refilled. CityCars very small, with room for two passengers and a minimum of luggage, and may be less than the parking lot. Created by researchers at MIT, the concept of citycar can come to the city in the U.S. faster because General Motors is working on a prototype.
10. Qiblah Carpets
Qiblah carpets was designed by Soner Ozenc and they named it as Hijri Sajaddah. These carpets are woven with Electro Luminescent technology Phosphore Painting which can be lit as the thread-optic cable. Brightness depends on the thread to the Qiblah. When the carpets facing towards Qiblah right then the thread brightness is at maximum level. Compass application is used in this technology.
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