This is an era of simple yet modern broad-spectrum interiors which not just appeal to the tastes of the residents, but tend to their multiple needs within a room’s space. What we see here is designer Michal Mitek’s visualization of how the bathroom of the future would probably look like- a multi-purpose restroom that gives recreation with relaxation in a single space.

This futuristic restroom layout has an integrated recreation room and a free-standing shower space where water sprays from the roof when it is completely closed up. On unpacking the hidden fixtures, the floor transforms into an array of benches arranged around a sunken bathtub which sinks you in the feeling of a relaxing spa at your door-step. Additionally, a set of flat screens would give you an entertaining treat complementing your respite.

Still in a conceptual stage, the design looks very happening and promising and would rightly tend to the modern needs. This might really be the bathroom of the future because; this is what the future needs- an ultramodern, space-saving, low furnished bathroom which has an assortment of hidden pleasures within itself.

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Sentforever.com is run by some really clever guys who have realized how easy it is to take people for a weird ride of sorts, and making them cough up money to send messages in to the outer space. You could choose between a card and a laser beam in order to send a message to the space where your loved one may not be.

The idea is not about sending your loved one the message, but it is all about showing off how much money you have and how cool you really are supposed to be, because you just a message in to the outer space. British Telecom’s satellite earth station in Goonhilly Downs, Cornwall, UK is from where the beams would be sent out and I must say it is a pretty clever idea indeed.

I am not really sure how much it may actually cost us. I would have loved to send a message to the whole humanity, but into the outer space s no one on this planet really would want to listen to anyone else. The message would have been an encouragement to be more accommodating and inclusive, while being friendly.

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Robots are among the man’s fascinating creations which have made life easier and simpler for us. After proving their expertise on the industrial front, these amazing machines are now leaping towards the kitchen. Yaskawa Electric Corporation’s new-generation dexterous dual-arm industrial robot Motoman SDA10 was shown off at the latest International Next-Generation Robot Fair in Osaka for its skill in cooking okonomiyaki.

Measuring 4.5ft tall and 220 kg, the futuristic robot was designed to operate neck to neck with man in workplace. SDA10 has 15 joints in entirety, 7 in each arm and one in the torso. The joints enable it with wide range of movement useful for any job. The robot can proficiently assemble a disposable camera from two dozen parts in just 2 minutes. Not only this, it can turn into a chef and based on speech recognition technology, it takes your orders, prepares the okonomiyaki batter using utensils, then pours it on the iron grill, makes it into a pancake-like disc, tosses it like a professional and then applies condiments before serving it hot.

I sense that very soon in the future, we might see robots managing the kitchen not only in homes, but also hotels across the world.

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