Now nine new and practical technology products-the imagination of the future life, what else will be the technology?

The development of science and technology, 15 years ago, or Walkman, the age of pagers, five years ago, became the world of MP3, colorful mobile phones, and now, tablets and smartphones dominate our lives, then in five or ten years, what will become the indispensable thing in our lives ...

The payment system, invented by Uniqul, a Finnish start-up, has now been tested. In Uniqul's system, your face is the password, which eliminates many of the security risks that consumers pay in stores.

The system will store your ID and the details of your payment methods on the server without paying cards, wallets, or mobile phones. When the transaction is confirmed to pay, the user only needs to face the camera, waiting for their ID to display, and then click on the flat screen "OK" to complete the payment confirmation.

Users want to use this technology in areas within the 1-2km radius, requiring a monthly payment of € 0.99. If you pay 6.99 dollars a month, you can use the payment technique at any location without distance restrictions.

US scientists have developed a portable ultrasound scanner that only connects a smartphone or tablet computer to display a scanned image on its screen and to perform ultrasound scans of patients anytime, anywhere.

The most typical example is the examination of pregnant women to observe the fetus in utero, and it can also be used to scan the heart, lungs, liver, gallbladder and breast tissues.

The ultrasound scanner is simple enough to be mastered in just a few minutes, and the device's network connectivity makes it easier for people to share and store photos, solicit opinions from others, or make remote diagnoses.

At present, the MobiUS price is 10570 U.S. dollars, compared to the conventional ultrasound scanner price of 90607 U.S. dollars.

The designer of the "generator Insole" is Matt Stanton (Matt Stanton) and Hannah-Alexander (Hahna Alexander), a insole that can be placed in any shoe, and the user simply puts the insole in the shoe, The charging cord is connected to a battery pack at the ankles or front end of the shoe through a shoelace hole, and the energy generated by walking 3.2-4 kilometres is enough to charge an iphone entirely.

The research team is testing the power insole and hopes to sell it in 2014. This insole has a retail price of 140 dollars.

A new study by British scientists suggests that using urine as a power source can be used as a microbial fuel cell phone to send text messages, web browsing, and short cell phone calls.

Microbial fuel cell is a kind of energy to change the organic matter directly into electric current by using the metabolism of living microorganisms. Airopulos, who participates in the study, said electricity is a by-product of the natural life cycle of microorganisms, which can produce more electricity when they swallow substances such as urine and can be used as a long-term energy-supply method.

Sean Miles, a British designer, has recently designed a glove phone that does not need to be pulled out of his pocket or handbag to make a phone call, and the glove is connected to the phone via Bluetooth technology.

This glove is embedded in the thumb part of the speaker, the pinky part of the microphone, can be connected to any Bluetooth phone.

At present, Miles designed the gloves phone with pink, brown and yellow, if the demand is large, he plans to carry out mass production. A pair is priced at 1550 dollars.

GPS wearable navigation can make the driver feel the change of driving direction through different vibration forms. The idea comes from Lynette Jones, a professor of mechanical engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Lynette Jones).

In this way, GPS equipment not only eliminates the driver in the drive to view the map may cause hidden dangers, but also to those who have hearing or visual impairment of the people can be clearer access to navigation instructions.

This pair of talking shoes is launched by Google. Equipped with a computer chip, speakers, accelerometers, gyroscopes and pressure sensors, etc. when the user is active, it will say different things according to different circumstances. For example, if a user sits on a park bench in it, it might say, "It's boring!" "If an athlete wears such shoes for a particular game, his microblog fans will be able to get information about his speed data in real time, and this pair of shoes can evaluate the wearer's athletic performance," he said.

It is reported that this pair of shoes can also be connected with the Internet through the Bluetooth module, using Google's map application to provide location and direction information.

Swiss medical experts have recently announced the development of a microchip that can be implanted into human skin tissue.

It is understood that the "laboratory" is only 14 mm long, however, "Spadger spite", internally equipped with 5 sensors, a radio transmission equipment and a power exchange system. The researchers called the microchip a "miniature blood lab" that can monitor the health of the human body at any time, and notify the Doctor of a cellphone signal when health conditions change.

This chip sensor surface mildew type monitoring function generally can maintain half month time, some even can maintain one months, because the equipment is small, its implantation and replacement is also very simple, is expected to be available within 4 years.

The United States the latest development of a Ryno single wheel motor car, can reach 40 kilometers per hour, one-time charge can travel at least 80 kilometers.

It is reported that this will be similar to the Segway balance car and electric scooter new vehicles, one-wheel electronic Ryno locomotive The biggest advantage is not to let the driver fall: Ryno locomotive Assembly of the self-balance technology, if the driver's body tilt amplitude is too large, it can automatically maintain the balance of the locomotive.

The Ryno locomotive has the advantage of being able to travel through the streets and reach its destination faster than any other vehicle in a complex environment. It can park anywhere, like a bicycle, without paying a parking fee.