Japanese couple used a robot called i-Fairy to conduct and register their marriage. Both – now husband and wife – work in the same company producing robots. This couple has a good chance to run a great married life, because robots might as well do everything else for them – from dish washing to taking their kids to school.
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This robot, invented by the Japanese, is able to balance on a ball. When you move the ball, the robot follows and mitigates the movement impact. I wonder what the industrial use for it could be.
You might also like this ball balance machine
It seems Japanese are getting bored with robots and therefore start inventing really useful tools, such as this potato chips grabber, known as Potechi. The grabber is especially useful for people who like potato chips as much as they like using their computers. Potechi chips grabber will keep their keyboards clean of oil.
The item costs $7 and boats three innovative technologies underlying its creation – NBCS (No Broken Clutch System), NTTS (No Touch Table System) and FECS (Finger Easy Cleaning System). No bullshit. The item is launched into retail.
OK, this might be a great invention, but WTF do you use that for?
Japan.
By the way, have you met Inochi?
Not sure what it is, but considering cultural stereotyping of Japan, it would not be hard to imagine this being some sort of a manual on self-defense.
