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14 Inventions for Your Home That Deserve the Nobel Prize Right Now


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14 Inventions for Your Home That Deserve the Nobel Prize Right Now

We already have many things that make our daily lives a lot easier. But there’s still room for imagination and improvement even in this prosaic sphere of life.
The Physicist has made a selection of household objects that will certainly make you admire the cleverness of their inventors.

14. Two-way toothpaste

This two-way tube invented by Dominic Wilcox will allow you to easily squeeze out the remaining toothpaste.

13. Buckleless belt

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This belt doesn’t stick into your belly and is invisible under clothes.

12. Double-sided lamp

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This lamp is a perfect solution if your bedroom has 2 beds and the owner of one of them likes to stay up late reading.

11. Multifunctional phone rest

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Thanks to its construction, the Keizus Quadopod + Clamp can be adapted to serve any purpose.

10. Digital coin bank

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With this coin bank, you will always know if you have enough money to buy what you want.

9. Folding sunglasses

Hilx Unfold glasses won’t take up much space in your bag and can be unfolded in a couple of seconds by simply shaking them.

8. Overlapping curtain tracks

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The closed curtains overlap, so they won’t let a single sunray in.

7. Mini iron

This iron is ideal for traveling. Because of its compact size, it can easily fit even in hand luggage.

6. Portable light balls

You can easily take along one of the light balls of this night lamp by Boon if you need to get somewhere at night.

5. Mini Power charger

The main feature of this portable chargerinvented by designer Tsung Chih-Hsien is its miniature size. The device will fit even in the smallest bag.

4. Illuminated showerhead

No, this isn’t just for decoration: it’s a temperature indicator. Also, it is hydropowered and doesn’t require any batteries or chargers.

3. Smart bed

"Knows you. Senses you. Adjusts to you." This is the Sleep Number bed that reacts to body temperature, warms you, and can even wake you up in the morning.

2. Butterfly keyboard

Keyboardio is a modernized version of the keyboard we are so used to. Due to the unusual arrangement of the keys, it allows you to keep your hands in a natural position when typing.

1. Multifunctional bed

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This bed is both a workbench and a place for rest. It has everything you may possibly wish for: an audio system, special lighting, and numerous storage cells.
Preview photo credit imgur

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