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The faucet with built-in LEDs change colors based on the water temperature. There is also “precise control” for baths, sinks, and showers. So Blue for cold and red for hot so you will not get surprises. Click on the link to watch the demonstration of a prototype. 

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Lithium-ion prismatic cell rechargeable battery technology will last hundreds of charge cycles and charging takes around 4 hours and provides 4 hours of illumination on full power or 8 hours on half-power. It uses 6 high intensity white LED’s with a lifetime of over 100,000 hours and are controlled by a touch-sensitive switch that can switch the lights to full, half, and strobe mode. Splash proof case, can be plugged into most USB ports. The case diameter is only 63mm x 27mm thick and weight 50g. Looks like a tyre rim of a car…

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Aliph Jawbone is a Bluetooth headset, and uses military noise canceling tech that can drown out the violent screams of traffic, lawnmowers, and anything else NOT your voice by using an array of microphones. Beauty meets technology… the only imperfect, noise from the wind…

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ModeLabs has developed a trio of concept cellphones that are self-sufficient via normal, everyday use (no video, internet, music?). The YoYo is worn around the neck of the user. It comes with a solar panel as well as a built-in pendulum, relying on both kinetic and solar energy for power.

The U-Turn focuses more on the urban professional, boasting a case that must be opened before the keyboard can be used. The action of opening and closing will then generate the power required to power the U-Turn.

Last but not least, the Runaway is worn on your wrist or attached to other exercise equipment, using kinetic power generated from movements during the exercise.

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