Free WiFi for the world! Including developing countries!

MDIF propose that hundreds of cube satellites be built and launched to create a constellation of sorts in the sky, allowing anyone with a phone or computer to access Internet data sent to the satellites by several hundred ground stations.

An outernet would allow people from Siberia, remote island, villages in Africa to receive the same news as those in Tokyo and in the US

Robots that turns water pollution into electricity

ROW-BOT THE WATER PURIFIER

Meet ROW-BOT, it designed to spend its life purifying your water while turning it into electricity, of course this innovation is mind blowing as we might no longer need chlorine in our swimming pools which damages our hair, skin, etc. But of course this isn't the first of its kind as 3 secondary school girls from Nigeria, Africa where the first to come up with the brilliant idea of turning our urine into electricity

FIRST INVENTORS OF ELECTRICITY GENERATED BY BACTERIA

Although we must admit the latest technology is more convenient for every of us, but we shouldn't forget to give credit to were its due. Hurray! the world is moving on.

Convertible camera's are here !!!!

 Convertible camera's are here! hurray!!!, what's more corny than leaving one of these convertibles in your home to spy on your kids, or take pictures slyly. The Japanese manufactures are yet to put it in mass production but we sure hope to get our hands on one of these.

Honda unviels Hydrogen Powered cars (Emits nothing but water vapour)

Japanese car manufacturers have set their sights on being the lead exporter of hydrogen-powered cars, which emits nothing but water vapour.

 

Toyota also announced this year that it was willing to share its thousands of patents with other manufacturers and has recently delivered the first of its new Mirai fuel cell cars to owners in Japan, the USA, Denmark, Germany and the UK.

Honda as well designed hydrogen stations which can generate the gas as well as store it.

World's first pavement wifi

Not having Wi-Fi is one of the most frustrating "First World problem" of them all – might soon be a worry of the past. The streets of Chesham’s town center in Buckinghamshire, England, will now feature Smart Wi-Fi Pavements.

The pilot scheme, developed by virgin Media, will allow visitors, businesses and local residents to surf the Internet on the streets at speeds of up to 166 megabits per second

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