(Worldkings.org) Don’t let those dog days of summer get you overheated. Stay nice and cool with the Zero Breeze Portable Air Conditioner.

(Worldkings.org) PackChairX is a sittable backpack. It's for travel, everyday carry and outdoor photography.

(Worldkings.org) A modern minimalist fidget pen that promotes relaxation and creative thinking.

(Worldkings.org) While cooking in the kitchen, it is inevitable to get your hands dirty. One of the biggest dilemmas in the history of the kitchen is that if you reach for the faucet to turn it on with your dirty hand, you are going to end up with a dirty hand when you turn it off after washing. So why bother washing hands at all?

(Worldkings.org) Float on Moon Pod; a zero-gravity beanbag engineered to deliver a full-body weightless sensation for all-day stress relief + relaxation

(Worldkings.org) With most major car manufacturers now invested in EV development, it looks like everyone but diehard petrol-heads will be quietly getting from A to B in electric cars in the near future. Even big oil is joining the party by rolling out networks of charging points. For those who charge at home, off street parking is pretty much essential. But that's changing. Ubitricity has been installing charging points in streetlamps for a few years now, and now London, UK, startup Urban Electric is about to trial a pop-up charge point in Oxford.

(Worldkings.org) Blindly reaching under your desk to find an available outlet to plug in your dying laptop is never a safe idea—I’ve had it go wrong... it was not pleasant. Reaching for a flashlight is a safer approach, but Ten One Design’s new Stella plug is an even better one. It’s got its own built-in flashlight that only turns on when electricity is detected nearby, illuminating the outlet and reducing the risk of getting shocked..

(Worldkings.org) A couple of years ago, architecture and design firm Carlo Ratti Associati (CRA) showcased a system in which spray-paint-wielding drones were used to draw images on walls. It was very clever, but perhaps not something that could easily become a commercial product. The company's Scribit wall-drawing robot, however, is intended to be just that.

(Worldkings.org) Last year, the Cauldryn Fyre made its way to campsites, taking portable cooking to new heights. Not only can this bottle-like camp cooker heat water and cook meals, it can also boil liquids, allowing you to purify unclean water without a fire or gas burner. The Fyre was advance in preparedness, and Cauldryn takes another step forward with the Fyre V2, which packs an array of modular accessories, including a blender, bug zapper and percolator.

(Worldkings.org) While there are already speech-to-text apps that allow deaf users to read what other people are saying, they're often thwarted by background noise or multiple people speaking at once. SpeakSee, however, is a new multi-mic system that reportedly works much better.

(Worldkings.org) Peeling oranges is tough work, you first have to make the initial puncture through the orange peel, and then sometimes the skin just doesn't like to come off in one piece, which makes it take a lot longer than it should. Not to mention the orange peel pieces that get stuck underneath your fingernails. Oy Vey! What a first world problem we have here.

(Worldkings.org) EarlySense is an Israeli-based company and a market leader in the field of real-time, contact-free health monitoring systems. We at Medgadget have been following the company for more than a decade, starting with the company’s flagship product, EverOn. EarlySense systems were initially developed for use in hospitals and rehabilitation centers. These systems wirelessly and continuously monitor patient vital signs while also providing information that maximizes patient safety by helping prevent falls and the formation of pressure ulcers.