Pillow Talk is not the name of a new relationship book, and neither does it mean getting all snuggly with your other half. No sir, Pillow Talk is actually a project by Interaction Design Student Joanna Montgomery who wants to keep the flame amidst faraway distance lovers burning, as it allows them to listen to the real-time heartbeat of their loved one regardless of how many thousands of miles that separate them. that is made possible thanks to a sensor that is fitted into a wearable chest strap, where you will need to wear that to bed at night. The sensor will indicate whether you have gone to bed or not, where your other half’s pillow will soon after start to glow, while beating according to your heart’s rhythm. Guess business folk who miss their wives on their travels won’t mind seeing that hit the market sooner rather than later.

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Still hyped up by the Iron Man 2 movie? whether you want to show everybody your love for the movie, you could try building your own Arc Reactor to wear when you hit the streets. The best part about that DIY arc reactor is that it is connected to a heart rate monitor, causing the LEDs to beat to the rhythm of your heart, something different from the movies, eh? The instructions on how to build it have been posted online, so you really don’t have an excuse to not have a good Halloween costume anymore.

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Are you a health caregiver in your home, or do you just keep additional close tabs on your current health condition so that you can sleep easy at night, knowing you’ve done your best to remain healthy? The Home EKG Monitor might help you as that FDA-approved handheld cordless device allows you to monitor your heart’s rhythm without having to go to the good doctor’s office. that is made possible thanks to a quartet of integrated sensors which will supply an instantaneous EKG reading as lengthy as you hold the unit in one hand while pressing it against the palm of your other hand. All recorded info can be uploaded to a PC using the included USB cable for future reference. A couple of AAA batteries ought to be good for up to 400 readings with that $199.95 device.

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Intersections anywhere in the world can be dangerous, particularly whether you aren’t certain what’s coming from either of the sides. Instead of placing a traffic light there, you can minimize the occurrence of accidents whether that AISA concept device becomes a reality. Instead of functioning as traffic lights, it serves to warn vehicles or society who approach it of the upcoming traffic via flashing LEDs. The color of the LED will indicate the degree of danger, and the flashing rhythm will show the speed of the approaching vehicle/person. Would that help you avoid accidents?

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Doing laundry can be quite challenging for the uninitiated, as there are pointers such as water temperature, color bleeding issues and bleaching to grapple with before you are able to set up a proper laundry rhythm at your home. The Individual Washer concept works differently since that upright washing machine is equipped with a trio of compartments that can sort and wash your load of clothes together simultaneously without having to anguish about color bleeding or bleaching, saving water and electricity in the process since only one cycle is used. Definitely a concept worth materializing, we say.

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Philips Active MP3 player seems like a rather interesting device for active gym folks. The best part is that it can automatically choose a song that matches your workout. whether you’re activity is speeding up, and increasing the tempo of your workout, the player will just choose a track from your playlist that has a quicker tempo. Conversely, when you’re slowing down, the player will choose something slower and that matches your rhythm. Is the Philips Active MP3 player something that might entice you to go to the gym?

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With Windows 7 having been released nearly a month since today to rave reviews worldwide, it does produce us sit up and take notice that Microsoft has plans to roll out Windows 8 in 2012 – that’s a mere 3 years since Windows 7 was launched, keep in sync with Microsoft’s rhythm of releasing major and new software every four years apart. What do you think of that move? Will Windows 7 have the longevity that XP had to throw things off course?

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