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We've seen the concept cars we would love to drive, now we turn our attention to the technology of the future... Concepts represent the 
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Renault has unveiled a concept car that comes with its own traffic scouting drone. The quadcopter can be released from the roof to find the end of a traffic
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To up the creativity quotient in photography, we have here the Digimo Camera Concept. It is a modular set of multiple cameras that can be placed in any position and be controlled wirelessly from a considerable distance. The thought behind the concept is to encourage originality and give flexibility to the photographer, so that he can capture natural stills from different angles at the same time. I love its simple form and outstanding controls. One of those concepts that we wish was live now!
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While smartwatches could make us even more addicted to the online world, the Ritot is taking constant connectivity to the extreme.
Michael Allenberg's curator insight,
July 22, 2014 9:20 AM
An amazing concept delivering outside-the-box innovation. #InnovateorDie 
GestionBarrette's curator insight,
July 22, 2014 9:41 AM
Like And think of the possibilities for deaf people ! It could be implemented on a fixed device that project the information on the wall ! 
Mary-Jane Lewis's curator insight,
September 21, 2014 6:30 PM
NOW can people see my point that they will regret getting a tattoo anywhere on their body - especially the back of the hand , as they won't be able to use this watch/phone/computer . To my dippy son, "Ah, revenge is sweet ."
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This week the ever so popular car manufacturer Hyundai is showing off a brand new type of NFC capability. Something surely we’ve all thought about before. Wouldn’t it be nice to unlock ...
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Great concept of flexible OLED screen smartphone, the Philips Fluid by designer Dinard da Mata, from Brazil. Designed for Philips, the mobile phone wraps around the wrist to become a bracelet for the fashionable, while gives an easy access on the go.
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