Inventions Of The X Kind
9 Unknown Inventions That Deserve Hype
There are things we now know we don’t know. And there are things we don’t know we don’t know. As knowledge advances quickly, what once seemed like science fiction is becoming real.
Imagine silent supersonic jets, robots powered by real animal parts, and batteries made of sand that store energy for months. Picture soft, artificial e-skin that lets robots feel like humans. These breakthroughs are shaping the new hyperspace era, and we’re here to explore what’s coming.
Even everyday things are getting a futuristic upgrade. Scientists created a smart carpet that can sense footsteps and even detect if someone has fallen—perfect for elderly care or home security. And for those constantly on the move, there’s now a gadget that turns your car’s cup holder into a charging station for your phone and tablet. Because let’s be real, we always need more battery life.
Public safety is stepping up, too. There's a new thermal imaging system that can tell if someone’s drunk just by scanning the blood vessels in their nose. No more relying on guesswork—it’s science at work. And if you ever feel uneasy walking at night, the Walker’s Path Illuminating Belt wraps around your waist and lights up the ground in front of you. It’s basically a hands-free flashlight.
Hate sitting in traffic? Greenway is an app that actually predicts where traffic is heading and directs you to the fastest route in real-time. No more last-minute detours that land you in an even worse jam.
Cyclists, this one’s for you—no more worrying about helmet hair! The Hovding bike helmet looks like a stylish collar, but the second it detects impact, it inflates into an airbag around your head. Safety and style in one? Yes, please.
Parents, this one’s a game-changer: there's a bike called Grow which expands as your kid gets taller. Instead of replacing bikes every couple of years, this one lasts up to seven years! Talk about a money-saver.
And last but not least—ever struggled to swat a fly? Meet BugASalt, a mini salt-shooting gun that lets you take down flies with just the right amount of firepower. Because, let’s be honest, regular fly swatters just aren’t as fun.
These inventions might not be making headlines, but they prove one thing—innovation never stops, and sometimes, the smallest ideas can make the biggest difference.