Spy Review

This rather chic looking touch sensitive door lock provides security for the style conscious. Its so fancy people may be forgiven for thinking it as anything but a lock on first impression. It resembles the design of a moblile phone or an MP3 music player. But style is not the only asset as it also integrates a strong secure passsword based lock.

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If you are prone to forgetting where you left things, then a new device developed in Japan might be quite handy as it promises to locate things without the need to search for them.

In essence, its an object recognition device that can identify objects within seconds when looked into through the glasses. The camera that’s attached to the goggles constantly records what is being seen. When a wearer looks at an object the device will store into its ‘memory bank’ by filming it.

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OK. The title might be a little misleading in that, although it can see through clothes, its not able to see a person’s flesh but can detect metallic as well as non-metallic objects such as weapons and explosives that are hidden under clothing even from as far as 80 feet away.

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We know that some people are quite weary of drinking water from certain places because of concerns that it may not be pure. Well, this new device will not only check for its purity but it will actually purify it if it isn’t.

It does this by a process of disinfection by neutralising any chemical that might exist in the water. The disinfection is carried out by producing a beam of Ultraviolet light that kills the bacteria present in the water.

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A lot of us have been in a car one time or another wishing we had a video camera to record something we had witnessed or even been involved in. As a result, we are left in despair because we have no material proof of the incident.

Now things might be different. This rear view recorder with a 2.5in LCD screen records what the driver might see ahead and also behind.

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The device is Eikon Digital Privacy Manager from Upek. It is a biometric security solution that bypasses the need for creating passwords. It uses fingerprint technology to provide access to accounts which would otherwise require entering passwords manually to log in. Although fingerprint technology as a concept is not radically new, it certainly is for the purpose of password management for the consumer market.

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Something that feels more like a toy, but will captivate the attention of virtually any bloke is the Spyke Wifi Robot. Spyke is supposedly the first pre-built robot available that uses an existing WiFi connection to control it. This novel spy robot can move, watch, hear, speak, take pictures as well as record video and sound. And here’s a cool feature, when the battery runs low, Spyke returns back to its charging station automatically!

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