7 weirdest inventions have just come out

A chair designed specifically for that story or urinal helps to limit splashing water when someone goes to the toilet as two of the many strange inventions being introduced at the International Patent Exhibition. 44th was held in Geneva, Switzerland.

The annual International Patent Exhibition takes place in Geneva, Switzerland, always presenting the latest, best and strangest technologies. Here, the Thai inventor invented a device that can compress even the most garbage bags, reducing the number of replacement bags. This device is especially useful for those who feel frightened about garbage disposal, especially when tying a garbage bag. Pretty impressive right? But that's only a part. Here are the most monstrous products at this year's exhibition.

1. QR shoes

The QR code contains basic information about the child as well as the necessary contact information.

Korean inventor Lee introduced a sample of children's shoes with QR codes printed on it. She said that this QR code contains basic information about the child as well as the necessary contact information. Thus, if unfortunately the child is lost, thanks to this information, people can help the child return to reunite with his family.

2. The love chair

This chair is especially useful for people with disabilities and people with back pain.

This sofa is called "desire" - a product invented by Mauro Cavagna. This is probably the most attractive product at this year's exhibition. It can adjust itself so that you and the person feel comfortable during the rain cloud. This chair is especially useful for people with disabilities and people with back pain.

It is also equipped with handles and motion support to limit any physical activity during sex. However, due to the large size of the chair, Cavagna advised him to just put it in his own room.

3. Funny urinals

Urinals are designed to reduce the amount of urine splashing when going to the toilet.

In fact, many gentlemen, when dealing with sadness, a small amount of urine splashes makes them feel quite confused. Understanding that, the inventors brought to Geneva the exhibition of a special invention - the urinal designed to reduce the amount of splashing water when the men "sent love to the toilet".

The mechanism of this urinal is as follows: Each time the urinating gentleman is seen as a play and to score points, they need to stand really close to the urinal, thus reducing the amount of water fired. After completing the task, a voice will announce the number of points that the person has recorded.

4. Durian testing machine

Manufacturers can guarantee the smell of durian is not emitted by this machine.

Durian is a very popular fruit in Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan and even Vietnam. This fruit has a very characteristic smell, there are those who love this taste but many people have to cover their nose when they smell durian.

The microwave sensor introduced at this Geneva show can detect mature or green durian without the need for additional durian shells. Thanks to that, manufacturers can guarantee durian quality and also help the smell of durian not spread out to make some people uncomfortable.

5. Dishwashers are capable of killing bacteria

SpuelWunder dishwasher.

Mr. Anton Stoehr from Germany invented the SpuelWunder dishwasher very little brush hair. Anton said that it could wash all types of glass, crockery, pans. In addition, this dishwasher helps limit bacteria.

6. Mobile interior

Mobile interior removal takes only 10 seconds.

This mobile interior system is designed to be used for disaster relief. The full system includes a bench, a table, a chair and a foldable bed. Because it is used in an emergency, all removal takes only 10 seconds.

7. External skeleton set

Raymond KY Tong - a Chinese inventor has created a robotic skeleton that can be worn on the feet of people with stroke. The special thing is that this skeleton can be controlled by mind. Thus, people who stroke when wearing this skeleton can adjust their walking speed or climb stairs without having to issue voice commands or hand actions.

This skeleton can be controlled by mind.

There have been more than 750 inventions from 48 countries around the world on display at this year's exhibition. It is estimated that nearly 60,000 people have visited the exhibition including experts, investors, potential shoppers and businesses looking for new products. According to the report, there have been many purchases worth millions of dollars made here every year.

Reportedly, in 2013, scanners found contraband and weapons on aircraft were the most appreciated invention and won the biggest award at the exhibition.