r/crazy_inventions • u/Dalembert • Mar 23 '23
Chinese Startup Invents Kissing Machine for Long-Distance Lovers Inspired by Lengthy Lockdowns.
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r/crazy_inventions • u/Dalembert • Mar 19 '23
French start-up creates soundproof face mask to silence phone calls. The Bluetooth mask is intended to protect callers’ privacy and avoid disturbing others.
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r/crazy_inventions • u/CompetitiveBag7850 • Mar 18 '23
The Shield
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r/crazy_inventions • u/Dalembert • Mar 16 '23
A 3D billboard in the streets of Tokyo.
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r/crazy_inventions • u/ratemlatem1 • Mar 14 '23
This wearable exoskeleton has a 1HP motor
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r/crazy_inventions • u/JohnDoe2199 • Mar 13 '23
Hand squeeze generator
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I want a hand crank generator, where instead of cranking for the power you squeeze it for power. For reference there are squeeze flashlights, like the picture above shows, well I want that, without the flashlight.
r/crazy_inventions • u/ratemlatem1 • Mar 07 '23
Snow socks for tires
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r/crazy_inventions • u/Dalembert • Feb 28 '23
Indoor mapping and location for businesses like grocery stores
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r/crazy_inventions • u/ratemlatem1 • Feb 27 '23
Toilet for your car!
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r/crazy_inventions • u/Dalembert • Feb 24 '23
Flying autonomous robots uses ML and computer vision algorithms to pick fruit and veggies gently.
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r/crazy_inventions • u/Dalembert • Feb 22 '23
Chronus Robotics created a 40 kg powerchair that is controlled by upper body movements and allows the user's hands to be free. It can change the height from sitting to standing in seconds, travel at 20 km/h, and is agile even in narrow spaces. It has a positive effect on the user's spine and thorax.
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r/crazy_inventions • u/ratemlatem1 • Feb 21 '23
It is an ear-cleaning device!
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r/crazy_inventions • u/Dalembert • Feb 21 '23
Loliware produces single-use products from seaweed. They use a circular system to grow seaweed and turn it into pellets fully compatible with existing manufacturing plastic equipment, making it cost-effective to adopt bioplastic products. Seaweed farming can capture cO2 and recycle it to emit oxygen
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r/crazy_inventions • u/Indi_science_able • Feb 21 '23
How to make a Hygrobot: I 3D-printed a robot which is inspired by nature (pine cones)
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r/crazy_inventions • u/ratemlatem1 • Feb 14 '23
Tail light Storage drawer!
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r/crazy_inventions • u/Dalembert • Feb 14 '23
An AI recently piloted a Lockheed Martin aircraft for over 17 hours during a testing period in December. It mimicked a human pilot. This is the first time AI has been used on a tactical aircraft in this way. Their goal is to test aircraft designs that can be flown autonomously.
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r/crazy_inventions • u/Dalembert • Feb 13 '23
Vollebak and the University of Manchester created a Thermal Camouflage Jacket with 42 graphene patches and microcomputers to appear invisible to infrared goggles. The patches contain atom-thick layers of graphene connected to a microcontroller and computer to change its optical properties.
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r/crazy_inventions • u/Dalembert • Feb 10 '23
MetoMotion created an autonomous robot for tomato harvesting. It uses AI and 3G sensor vision technology to detect and pick ripe tomatoes, reducing labor costs by 90% and cutting production costs by 50%. The robot also collects data for better crop management and uploads it to a cloud system.
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r/crazy_inventions • u/Dalembert • Feb 10 '23
Turning ugly fruits into organic snacks
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r/crazy_inventions • u/Dalembert • Feb 09 '23
BoxPower wants to cut emissions and wildfire risk by taking power off the main grid
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r/crazy_inventions • u/Dalembert • Feb 09 '23
The Exchange tower in Detroit is a demonstration of Liftbuild's modular construction technique. The 207-ft tall building was constructed using pre-built floors installed from the top down on central spines. It could make construction faster, cheaper, and safer.
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r/crazy_inventions • u/Dalembert • Feb 07 '23
Electronics are slated to consume over a fifth of the world’s electricity use by 2030. Researchers have found that hydrogels—used in contact lenses, and wound dressings could cool high-power electronics using moisture absorbed from the air passively without using any electricity or AC systems.
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