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So here are 36 inventions that you have most certainly never suspected that they already exist and figure out how you’ve made it through life in their absence!

1. The Foam Chair – buying beanbags has always been a tricky task due to their shape loss. Take the shape loss off your shoulders because this foam chair returns to its original shape!
2. The Toy – Eating Monster – the eternal toy mess finally ends with this funny device. Your kids will definitely fall into the ‘pick what you throw trap’ of this case.
3. The Height Adjustable Chair – remember those moments when the chair was too low and you couldn’t reach the table? This chair provided with ‘pages’ allows you height adjustments for your lesser tall acquaintances.
4. The Anti-Spill Cup – tired of the round coffee spots that are all over your documents? A simple cavity on the outside of this cup turns spilled coffee into pure history.
5. The Toy-Toothbrush for dogs – tooth brushing even the cutest puppy has always been a reason of torment for both the dog and its owner. Fooled by its appearance, your dog’s dental hygiene will no longer be a problem.
6.The Warm Water Stones – introduce these stones into the bathtub and the temperature recognizer device will maintain a constant water temperature during long baths.
7. The Temporary Text Marker – turning book pages into colorful works of art during exams period it’s a common activity among students. Thanks to this marker, you’ll be able to distinguish the writing again… in six years time.
8. The Glued-to-the-floor cable – though a survey hasn’t been made yet, we’re pretty sure that about 90% of this planet’s population got sick of tripping over the TV cable. This cable, strongly glued to the floor, makes sure you won’t stumble again.
9. The Floating Sofa – using a giant magnet, the levitating sofa makes you feel like you’re sitting on a cloud. Therefore, the highest level of relaxation has just been reached.
10. The Fingerprint Coffee Machine – who wouldn’t want a mind-reading machine when comes to food or coffee? Using fingerprint recognition and few personal preferences , this coffee machine it’s a blessing for the undecided ones, giving your coffee the flavor that you want, even when you don’t know you want it.




17. BendDesk 
Designed RWTH Aachen University , The benddesk is a geeks dream come true .BendDesk-is-a-Workstation-and-Multitouch-Computer-in-One
27. Edible water bottle
Yes…you heard it right… you can actually eat water…
The water ball, named "Ooho" is a biodegradable and natural membrane which can be fully swallowed and digested. It works same as drinking water for hydrating people.This will definitely help in replacing the millions of plastic bottles thrown away.
The container made from sodium alginate gel – an edible, gelatinous sphere – is made entirely of plants and seaweed. It biodegrades in 4-6 weeks, which is similar to fruit, and is cheaper than plastic.
In the comments, one of them mentioned, if we want to replace plastic, what’s the use to carry ooho in plastic.
So, ooho is not stored in any plastic container. It is encapsulated in a double gelatinous membrane, using the culinary technique of sphereification. The technique consist into apply sodium alginate (E-401) from the brown algae and calcium chloride (E-509) in a concrete proportions in order to generate a gelification on the exterior of the liquid. The final package is simple, cheap , resistant and even eatable. It is even licensed as creative commons so everyone could make them at their kitchen, modifying and innovating the "recipe."
33. Lernstift smart pen
This, I believe is the coolest invention. I read about it in a book. This pen vibrates when the writer makes a spelling error. The pen supports German and English languages. The company is planning to add more languages and in future it will check grammatical errors too. It also detects poor handwriting. It was developed by Falk Wolsky. His son was prone to spelling errors and his wife joked for a pen that would do the needful.
The cost of the pen is $148 or around Rs.9000.
34. 3-D PRINTER
Yes you heard it right, a 3-d Printer!
It is an incredible device which can print and process a solid three-dimensional object of any shape and geometry. It was invented by American corporate technocrat Chuck Hull in 1984. It’s totally different from a 2-D one and is a kind of robot. The design of the object is created in Computer aided design. The file is uploaded in the printer which slices it into hundreds of thin layer. After a certain time the object comes out 3-D! Amazing, isn’t it?
35. Scanmarker
.this invention just blew up my mind by taking technology to another level and raising the level of vision.
Scanmarker is an extraordinary invention of this era. It is a pen-shaped scanner. It is very beneficial product for the student and the readers. You can scan any printed text and it appears automatically in any application on your computer. You will never need to retype printed text from documents again, letting you focus on getting your work done.
All you have to do is to just scan the Scanmarker across a line in your book, just as if you were using a highlighter pen, and the text will be automatically transferred into a Word or Excel document or into another application.
It requires a USB connection and will work for left- or right-handed readers.
36. THE EARTHERN POT !
LAST IS THE BEST  ,

Can you cool a liquid without spending any energy ? Scientifically no, but practically yes ! Let me introduce you to the science that dates back to Indus valley civilization - Evaporative Cooling.
“Matki” in Hindi or “Paanai” in Tamil, continuously transfers heat energy from the water through those minute pores to the atmosphere, leading to evaporation (by losing heat energy) and thereby cooling down the water temperature inside the pot. This makes the water remain at a pleasant temperature without electricity even during ‘Hot summer days’.
Remember, the summer in India usually ranges anywhere from 35 ~ 50 deg C. Keeping water cold at these hot temperatures without electricity, is definitely impossible. Well, that’s another INDIAN JUGAAD for you !

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