Cyber Goggles Memorizes Your Visions

Let’s face it. As we get older, are grasp on our memory fades. Whether it be because of an early on-set of Alzheimer’s or just because we’re bored with seeing the same old thing everyday, we start to notice less than we did when we were younger.

Researchers at the University of Tokyo have developed a pair of goggles which records everything you see, identifies objects, and creates a searchable video database of the troubles you’ve seen. The Cyber Goggles transmit a live video feed to your computer, and then analyzes the images with a ultrahigh-speed image recognition processing software, then creates the database after distinguishing objects. This could really come in handy for those who misplace their keys and gadgets all of the time

Throx - Finally a solution to the Missing Socks Dilemma

World's First Non-Contact Thermometer

A company called Kidz-Med, Inc. has launched a new thermometer called, "Thermofocus", claiming it as the first thermometer to take accurate body temperature readings without touching the body.The product's website says it can read infrared heat eminating from a person's forehead, and give results as accurate as a rectal thermometer, and more accurate than an ear thermometer.The reason why they recommend pointing the device to the forehead is because the head is supplied with blood from the temporal artery, which receives blood through the aorta and the carotid artery, guaranteeing a considerable flow of blood. Moreover, the forehead is the only part of the body close to the brain that is not covered in hair.Kidz-Med says you can also use the Thermofocus to take the temperatures of baby formula, bath water, and food.This might be the start of the first Medical Tricorder?

Basket Building

Next time you go to Newark, Ohio, US, do remember to visit this weird building.

Soap sheet

In order to take soap with while traveling, we usually put it in a plastic bag or box. However, this kind of package is gonna make your bag messy because of melting. Why not try these soap sheets?
This product is actually soap as thin as a convenient paper. Therefore, you could just pull out only one sheet every time you wanna wash your hands.
Price: $13

Funny Scale

Wanna know your weight, you have to ask your partner. But I doubt whether he/she will tell you the truth.

Finger ashtray

The Seiko Earth watch

The Seiko Earth watch is a cool looking time piece, instead of havingboring old hands it contains a small rotating 3D Earth and just likethe real Earth it does a full rotation over the space of 24 hours.
The watch itself is made out of light weight titanium (which may bereflected in the price) and to tell the time there is a small timezone indicator for the hour and a "small orange dot" to indicate theminutes, which may be slightly more readable than a binary watch butwho's buying this just to tell the time.
The one major drawback to wearing the Earth on your wrist is theprice, coming in at $499.99 it's not exactly cheap though on the plusside this will certainly add to it's uniqueness. The Rotating EarthWatch is available at Think Geek, submitted by Izzy

New Pill Helps Make You Psychic

A company called Remcure Enterprises is selling pills called Magneurol6-S claiming it will help you read people's minds.It's based on a proprietary ingredient they call "magnetitum", effectively, magnetized iron.They go on to describe studies showing that animals contain high levels of magnetite in their brains, suggesting that this is what puts them in tune with the Earth's magnetic field, and gives them the ability to predict earthquakes, follow migration routes, sense danger, etc.Their FAQ page makes the claim that this pill increases the potential and awareness required for telepathy.

Kleenex Tissue Cups

Kimerbly-Clark, which makes the Kleenex brand of tissue paper, partnered with Sonoco, a manufacturer of consumer goods, to produce Kleenex Tissue Cups.Each cup holds 50 tissues.Kimberly-Clark's Mexico division wanted an entirely new look in tissue dispensers to stand out against already crowded store shelves, packed with traditional cardboard box dispensers. Sonoco, happened to have existing processes and materials in place to produce these plastic cylinder shaped containers, and hence Kleenex Tissue Cups was born.