These Awesome Inventions Prove That We Are Living In A Crazy Futuristic World.

Most people are pretty impatient for new gadgets and inventions. They are always asking, “Where are the flying cars?” Guess what, we don’t have them yet, okay? But we do have some pretty incredible inventions already.

Here are some of the wildest inventions we already have. These just prove that the future is now. 

1.) A portable record player!

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2.) A clock that writes down the time.

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3.) This is where we came from. 128 GB at our fingertips.

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4.) Chemically resistant clothes immune to stains.

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5.) A keyboard that isn’t even really there!

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6.) An app that translates languages.

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7.) A wrap around bike.

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8.) A trash can that will catch your trash wherever you throw it.

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9.) An amazing pen that can write in any color you want.

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10.) Portable printers.

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11.) Solar powered iPhone chargers.

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12.) A Drone camera that follows you wherever you go.

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13.) This tree uprooter.

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Society is way more advanced than you probably realized. Don’t take for granted what we have done in the past few decades. Humans have ventured to the moon, created vaccines… and hey, we even have iPhones now! 

Share these awesome inventions with others and remind them how good they have it.

Read more: http://viralnova.com/inventions-from-the-future/

These Awesome Inventions Prove That We Are Living In A Crazy Futuristic World.

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MIT"s Robotic Limbs Will Make You Look Like Doc Ock

A man demonstrates how to use the robotic limbs designed at MIT.

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Two researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have created a prototype for robotic limbs that assist workers in building airplanes. They also have the bonus effect of making the wearer look like Doctor Octopus from Spider-Man.

Federico Parietti, a Ph.D. candidate, and Harry Asada, an engineering professor, both work at MIT’s d’Arbeloff Laboratory for Information Systems and Technology. The team presented their robot concept at this year’s International Conference on Robotics and Automation in Hong Kong on June 2, and the project has been getting major buzz ever since.

The goal of the limbs is to physically support workers and to get projects done more quickly. The movements are controlled by motor-powered joints that can move along with the user’s actual arms and legs. Previous extremities were created to replace missing limbs, whereas these are intended to supplement existing ones.

The limbs sit at the user’s waist and are attached by straps that hook over the shoulders like a backpack. They are intended to be used as either arms or legs, according to a summary on the lab’s website.

While science is still a long way off to inventing arms that can move using the mind — just like Doc Ock’s do — the creation is a step forward in robotic technology.

Below is a video shown at the conference demonstrating how the limbs work.

Read more: http://mashable.com/2014/06/07/mits-doc-ock-arms/

MIT"s Robotic Limbs Will Make You Look Like Doc Ock

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