A modern drill with a screen and a laser pointer.

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Paper sculpture, looks incredible.

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Interactive whiteboard with which you can’t only draw and write, but also interact with 3D models.

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Modern table lamps.

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How do you like this helmet for welding in the style of Iron Man?

The helmet is activated by voice control and perfectly protects the eyes. Created by enthusiasts from Houston.

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Rivet for ages.

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Scissors with a laser sight.

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A device for sticking a protective film. It is made separately for each Apple model.

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A training screen for students that helps to "disassemble" the patient.

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This meeting will clearly be remembered by this boy for the rest of his life.

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Portal gun from Portal, it's a pity that so far only in AR-reality.

Created using Lens Studio from Snap AR and Metascan.

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When your dad, an engineer, decided to build his own bike for cycling..

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In fact, it's steam and illumination, but it's beautiful.

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Briefly about how the transformation of a person into a real robot transformer takes place.

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When my wife really wanted a handbag. But not a simple one, but so that the girlfriends don't have one.

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Cement delivery in mountainous areas. That's what the technique has come to, a huge respect for the pilot!

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🚨 New AI glasses reveal personal info like name, address, just by looking at people

🔴 Harvard students have developed software for smart glasses that can identify individuals by recognizing their faces, subsequently retrieving personal information such as names, addresses, occupations, and online photos. This technology utilizes a camera-equipped pair of glasses that captures images of faces and accesses data from facial recognition sites like PimEyes and FaceCheck, employing neural networks to compile extensive information from across the internet.

🔴 The implications of this technology are concerning, as it can even potentially expose sensitive information like Social Security numbers, which could facilitate identity theft and unauthorized access to financial accounts. While the students behind this innovation have not disclosed the code, the existence of such deanonymization capabilities in public spaces raises significant privacy and ethical concerns.

Source | Artificial intelligence 🤖

A magic wand from "Harry Potter" that really shoots.

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Augmented reality glasses have a replacement for the banking application — they show all the information from the card.

This is the future.

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Such fireworks will definitely be approved by eco-defenders.

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An unusual exhibition: artist Deniz Sygdych turns waste into human portraits, drawing attention to environmental pollution.

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