in our list, we explore the tech designs that have made their mark in 2024, including dyson’s ontrac headphones and teenage engineering’s medieval music sampler.
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people put on a powered transmitter that sends energy to their bodies, and as electricity flows through them, they can transfer them to other devices by holding them.
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first introduced in 2018, it has taken the technology team ten years in total to develop the 3D printed device. they’re confident now to say that the release begins in may 2025.
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what has been shown to the public is just the research prototype, and the development team is currently in their testing phase.
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the asymmetrical body of the watch flows like a natural element, merging engineered design and nature.
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so far, the device can automatically label the speakers and rephrase paragraphs so that they make sense and transcribe up to 59 languages.
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in case the users lose or damage their AI necklace companion, there is no recovery plan for friend, and everything’s gone.
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when hikers wear the pants, the powered exoskeleton on the sides boost their quadriceps and hamstrings by up to 40 percent.
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