11 Inventions That Could Possibly Transform Our Lives

Computerized advances change the world at an inconceivable pace. We witness the advent of inventions in science fiction movies, but some of them exist in real life. 

1. The Third Thumb was designed by the Royal College of Arts alumnus Dani Clode. This apparatus resembles a prosthesis, but its purpose is not to supplant lacking limbs: on the contrary, it is proposed to extend human abilities. 

The Third Thumb is controlled by sensors built into your shoes. It makes playing the guitar, using various devices, and grasping objects a lot easier.

2. Once you put the Amabrush toothbrush in your mouth, your teeth will be clean in just 10 seconds. It comprises of a mouthpiece, a handpiece, and a toothpaste capsule. The brush vibrates to clear teeth of germs. 

The bristles on the mouthpiece are adjusted at a 45° point, and its body is made of antibacterial silicone. Amabrush has an iOS and Android app to set distinctive vibration modes and cleaning times. 

3. Against Theft Backpack is a stylish thief-proof backpack fitted with shrouded zippers and secret pockets. It is made of extra-strong waterproof fabric that is difficult to cut. 

It also has a built-in USB charging port, a baggage strap, and enlightening safety strips. 

4. Airing Micro-CPAP is a gadget designed to manage sleep apnea (breathing suspension during sleep). In contrast to similar devices, the Airing Micro-CPAP is small and portable. 

It generates air pressure inside the inhalation vent so that the patient can inhale evenly and ceaselessly while sleeping.

5. Polarseal is a waterproof, lightweight as well as a breathable sweater that will warm you up in 10 seconds – just hit the button. It is ideal for skiers, adventurers, and lovers of cold climate walk. It's accessible in the two people's versions. 

6. MTG Dental Camera was made to diagnose the condition of teeth, saving us the difficulty of heading off to the dentist over nothing. 

Just use it to snap a photo of your teeth, and send it to your dentist through a special mobile app. Then the person will choose if you have to book a meeting. 

7. The story is the first suspending timepiece. Instead of hands, it only has an aluminum ball and a smooth wooden dial. This clock is one of a kind because it very well may be set to show whenever span: 24 hours, a year, 5 years, or the time remaining until your undertaking's cutoff time.

In the event that you become weary of an excess of creativity, you can turn on the LED Matrix display that will indicate the time as if it was a common clock. 

8. Spray-on Fabric is an innovation that enables you to spray a fluid blend of plastic and cotton from a can. It solidifies, transforming into clothes that can be worn, washed, and worn once more. 

The innovation was created by Spanish designer Manel Torres. Along with molecule designer Paul Luckham, he established the organization Fabricant Ltd. where they intend to create upholsteries, sprayable, sanitary napkins, and even bandages. 

9. Vitastiq is an imaginative pen that, paired with a mobile application, can decide what number of vitamins and minerals your body has. 

You have to run this pen over your hand, and all the information will appear on the screen of your mobile phone or tablet. The creators caution that the gadget cannot supplant a visit to the specialist, but it can assist with adjusting your eating regimen and better monitor your wellbeing. 

10. HAPIfork is a smart fork that can fix your eating habits and lessen your weight. When you're eating excessively fast, the fork vibrates and shows a light. 

The fork is easy to use. It can be easily washed under the tap or in a dishwasher and is charged with a USB cable connected to a computer. 

You can track your eating habits and include photos of your dishes. 

11. The Color Rings.

The wireless Color Rings is a gadget designed by Argentinean organization BCK. It enables you to chat on the phone even more serenely and normally than before. 

Starting a conversation is very easy, you only need to put these rings on your little finger and thumb and carry them to your mouth and ear respectively. They function as a headset and a microphone.