Portable document scanner scansnap

Fujitsu certainly wants to grab headlines by the scruff of its neck with the Scan Snap S1100 document scanner, where it is touted to be one of the smallest in the world without compromising on performance and functionality.

The new ultra-portable scanner will tip the scales at slightly more than 12 ounces, cramming inside enough technology to pay homage to its larger brethren in the series despite sporting a new sleek style that allows you to easily fit it into a briefcase or purse and digitizes your documents anywhere, and at any time. Live product demonstrations of the new ScanSnap S1100 can be seen when CES 2011 opens to the public, so we're stoked to have a look.

The ScanSnap S1100 was specially designed to see action with a PC or Mac, where it will rely on its innovative paper path system and fast front-side color scanning functionality to quickly scan anything ranging from contracts and long receipts to business cards and plastic IDs. A single USB cable is all it takes to power the ScanSnap S1100, where it will convert all scanned data into searchable PDF files while enabling you to quickly transform your paperwork into editable Word and Excel files. Apart form that, ScanSnap S1100 lets you to scan documents directly to Evernote and Google Docs cloud services, making it a snap to store your paperwork and photos from just about anywhere as long as you're hooked to a decent Internet connection.

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Green Doctor Saving Energy "Eco-pulse"

It works by visualizing the electromagnetic fields as pulses on its display and thus allows the discovery of power usage that would otherwise remain hidden to consumers. Eco-pulse is a concept that aims to cultivate the habits of green consumers in their daily lives. When appliances are in standby mode, Eco-pulse also enables the detection of vampire power that is being wasted.

It is intuitive as it amplifies the electronic pulse of appliances like a stethoscope. Eco-pulse is educative to both adults and children and helps to cultivate the habits of saving energy and to understand the power consumptions of home appliances. The Eco-pulse system helps the user to pinpoint the main sources of power usage and wastage and thus allows him to take remedial action easily. Upon capturing all the necessary power consumption data, the user can detach the strap and plug Eco-pulse into a computer to transfer the data into the Eco-pulse software.

 

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Future Robot Vacuum Cleaner "Robo TAP Cleaner"

Robo TAP makes use of an indoor positioning system as it follows its own route to vacuum household floors. This design improves upon automatic vacuums like Roomba by giving users more hands-on control. When you want it to pay attention to a particularly dirty spot, you just tap your foot twice to summon it. The foot-controlled Robo TAP keeps you on your toes.

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Power Snap Battery Fastener

Power Snap battery a smart idea to overcome the difficulties connecting several batteray a unity that can be used optimally. The idea of Gao Meng for ease of use AA battery into a series of more powerful battery that easily arranged. Ease of use Battery Snap It will inspire you to work faster and better. Power Snap battery can be used for your current home, at work, in car, on trips, in laboratoirum experiments, dikapus, at school, and elsewhere. Easily portable and easily stored in a bag, a suitcase, in a table and shelves in your pocket if it is an emergency to be a good helper.

 

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Concept A multifunctional gadget!

The ingenious gadget is a conceptual cell phone and tablet computer clubbed in one. The attention-grabbing concept has two elements: dynamic and microphone. So, either design a mini cell phone sized 22mm X 44mm X 6mm or a tablet with a maximum size of 1.5m X 2m. The tablet is capable of responding to wireless communications like Wi-Fi. Mobikom's key elements have programmed buttons while others have been devoid of them. Each element has its own power supply and computing processor. A user can feed individual parts with a SIM card and store all necessary details in the phone memory.

There are apertures on the lateral surfaces in the middle of the fixing tapes, which can be used to craft new forms. Wow! A special adapter is required, which will fuel the touch screen with necessary kinetic and thermal energy for successful operation. The productivity and working of Mobikom increases when more elements are connected to the device. So, enjoy the benefits of a mini cell phone and a full sized tablet with Mobikom.
Designer Kamil Izrailov  

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Concept Sketches Future Mobile Device .

URSLA is a future pendant that emits 3D projections in the air. BERTHA is a future mobile phone that works with URSLA. 3D projections from the pendant can be 'captured' in the air with this phone to see what the notification is about in detail on the screen. The device shows notifications regarding emails, phone calls, schedule and much more, that will appear in the air for a few seconds. As far as BERTHA goes, the futuristic handset works with the 3D pendant and looks like a pretty hot transparent device. This looks like an iPhone from the future, to be honest and a very cool one for that matter, that looks like it's made from some crystal or sort of glass.

designer Mac Funamizu

    

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Eco GPS conceps

Eva is a kinetic and solar powered product to make your life easier.
How easily and quickly reach your destination, direction, which are unknown?.. For this we use the complex gadgets that give us no choice but to use them. This is especially needed for those who suffer in such general situations of persons with special needs or are physically unable to find your way out. The device, with the help of the inbuilt camera, displays the information about routes to desired destination when one points towards the particular direction. Also, the device takes in information about most popularly visited destinations by the user, and can be retrieved later if desired. To make sure the output is authentic; the device uses the platforms such as the internet and the GPS system, displaying exact details and the alternatives routes. To make the functionality more user-friendly, the device comes with built in gaming programmes which are integrated to give out information via the screen, or audio or even simply vibration signals. Also, the unique shape and styling has ensured that the Eva fits well into the palm of your hand which makes it easy to use.

The screen is made of e-paper, a low energy consuming type of screen which can easily be used outside as its doesn't reflect sunlight as common screens. Underneath is a high conversion efficiency solar panel, covered by a crystal top layer to enhance the sunlight. It has a customizable outer shell made of renewable softwood pulp. Since it?s cellulose based it can be molded, it can incorporate and retain fragrances for extended periods and it's warm to the touch. The inner components are made of high cellulose based agricultural waste (straw, reeds, flax…) which can be injected, eliminating the need of screws or glues, making it easy to disassembly and recycle.
In general, a much needed device.

     

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Super soldering pen

Look, like a thick pen. It  will be very comfortable and ergonomic. It is easy to solve the issues of security and charging. The solder pen docks into the holder for charging, which also doubles up as a smoke absorber. Moonhwan points out that the Soldering Pen helps users to feed, melt, and desolder solder in an easy and comfortable way.

 

Designer: Moonhwan Lee

 

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Concept of charging gadgets using electromagnetic waves

Generally , there are two widely used modes of charging them. One is to use an AC adapter which delivers electric power to your gadgets. The other option is to use solar power, though it can be used only for certain devices which have a necessary level of compatibility. And with solar chargers, weather fluctuations can be the spoilsport.
So –

1. Apple Examines WiTricity Wireless Charging for Use in Next iPhone.
The future generation iPhone users can use WiTricity Wireless Charging to charge their devices. Most mobile devices could be charged using this technology if they are within the one meter limit of your computer. This new method of charging will eliminate the cables and batteries. WiTricity is attracting a lot of attention from the industry and media.

2. The phone of your dreams powered by renewable energy.
Industrial designer Alexander Mukomelov has conceptualized a handset named Magic Stone. The users of this handset can recharge it using solar power during daytime. Another striking feature of this concept is that when the sun isn't available, the user will be able to continuously recharge it using ambient electromagnetic waves.

3. Powering small electronic gadgets with ambient electromagnetic energy.
It is an entirely new technology as no one has been successful at this before. A new technology draws electromagnetic energy from surrounding sources like radio transmitters and mobile phone networks in order to charge new devices. It uses an antenna to capture the electromagnetic signals from other sources, and later convert it from Direct current to Alternating current to store in batteries and capacitors. The device is capable of exploiting another sources of energy when one frequency weakens. It will soon be available for consumers and could be used at places like Airports

4. Nokia's RF charging technology:
The company Nokia Research Cente is working on a prototype device that never needs power from a wall socket. The device sources all the power it needs from ambient radio waves. The cellphone will be able to convert electromagnetic radiations emitted from Wi-Fi transmitters, cellphone antennas, TV masts and other sources into usable electricity, which can recharge the phone's onboard battery.

 

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Perfect camera experience

5th Jul 2011Posted in: Entertainment technology, Innovation technology now, Product innovation 8

Concept perfect camera Xperience!

The Xperience Camera Concept  allows users to safely click photographs in extreme situations without any risk. The concept features two camera pods that can be mounted on the helmet or any part of the sports equipment and set to take photographs automatically. A watch-like strap-on device allows users to view the images taken without worrying about additional displays. Interchangeable pods can be attached anywhere with a clip or strap and set to still or video function.

A built-in GPS and an altimeter that provides exact location and time markups on each image. This feature  allows users to be tracked down in case they go missing or are in an emergency. The watch may use to preview images or take individual images with the help of an oval button on the watch's interface. The cameras can be programmed to take multiple shots per minute and since each camera pod comes with built-in memory, images can be beamed to users' PCs via long distance Bluetooth connection.
Designer Emma Harris

 

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