Top 10 Strange Gadgets You Have Ever Seen

Though there are many creative suitcases, none perfectly matches the Gnu. With a front light, Bluetooth speaker up front to let you enjoy your preferred music, and front horns to control this electric tricycle, There is lots of room for storage right under the Gnu’s seat in a hidden compartment. The Gnu only runs up to 5 miles per hour, so you won’t have to worry about your child fleeing from you too rapidly. According to Gyroor’s website, the luggage will cost $199.

Advanced audio technology combined with air purification powers the Dyson Zone Air-Purifying Headphones. These futuristic headphones filter the air surrounding the user simultaneously and have superior noise-canceling and excellent audio output. Perfect for urban settings, equipped with a detachable visor, they clean the air by blocking pollutants. Combining comfort, usefulness, and clean air into one wearable device, Dyson’s original design puts these headphones among the strangest but most creative gadgets in recent years.

This is one of those strange technological devices that became globally viral. You might sear your face on the bread using the selfie toaster. Though on the toast it does not reflect how a human would look, it looks eerie. It prints your face onto the toast using laser technology—that of a printer. Available for a shockingly $70 is the selfie toaster.

Cybersecurity experts among developers will find the Crazyradio USB Dongle quite fascinating. Driven on 2.4 GHz, it has the ability to broadcast and receive radio telemetry. Although it has useful applications in data collecting and penetration testing, one of the most strange but interesting tools available to security professionals is this one as it detects and disrupts wireless signals.

The JavaScript PopSocket brings an obsession with programming a bit farther. This tool is meant for developers who enjoy working in JavaScript. This tiny yet unique gadget enhances your smartphone and subtly tells the world you are a die-hard programmer.

Belty is a futuristic device which is essentially a smart belt. This belt adjusts if you ate a meal or are seated and fits your waist based on your actions. Attached to it also is a built-in power bank that adapts based on any action you instruct it to.

The Grassy Charging Station appears at first glance as just another plant. Still, under the fake grass is a charging station for several different gadgets. This ingenious design hides cords and offers a useful charging option, therefore giving modern technology a natural touch. Charging is a little more inspiring because of this strange mix of nature and technology.

MoodMetric is a gadget which is designed to detect and measure your mood.  It links with a smartphone app providing real-time mood analysis of yours. It can also help you name your feelings. But who on Earth wants to know how they feel? Knowing how they feel changes nothing.

Any user would value the Portable Vest Massager after several hours of desk sitting. It includes multiple massage modes, meant to release stress and muscle stiffness. Although wearable technology is still developing, a vest that provides massages on the go gives the typical ergonomic office tool some strangeness.

One wearable camera that tracks your eyes’ motions is the EyeSeeCam. Its technology lets the user record video from their own point of view and tracks precisely what you are looking at. For testers or game creators, this could be helpful; but, having a camera capture your every glance gives regular activities an unsettling layer of surveillance.