Do you know why your baby is crying? Otherwise, get this...

The award-winning WhyCry® Baby Cry Analyzer is an electronic monitor capable of identifying the reasons why a baby is crying. This sound sensitive device is programmed to recognize different pitches and then digitally analyze and transmit the baby's cry into one of five simple expressions - hungry, bored, annoyed, sleepy or stressed.

• Patented with a success rate of over 87% using light indicators and 98% when compared with the symptoms chart.
  
• Recommended by the Spanish Association of Midwives.
  
• Clinically tested in Spain, Mexico and Korea.
  
• Silver medal in the 8th Galactica 2001 International Trade Fair of Inventions.
  
• WhyCry® promotes communication. The WhyCry® gives parents and other caregiver's quick, accurate interpretations of their baby's cries.
  
• A well understood and attended baby will develop its intelligence by around 25% more, in comparison to a baby who is not and their IQ will be roughly 10 points higher than if unattended.
  
• WhyCry® can be particularly useful for parents suffering from deafness and those with other disabilities. It is also ideal for use in nurseries, postnatal units and for child minders and babysitters.
  
• Made in Spain

Taking the time to understand your baby's cries will pay off later. We know that a baby who has her needs met in a sensitive, appropriate way in the first few months is more likely to cry less lately. Responding promptly to your baby's cries is not going to create a spoiled child. In fact, it will actually promote her development in important ways. It will also help her to feel that her world is safe and predictable. That is why you need a "WhyCry®"

So mommies, why wait, get it today!

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The Urilift System - only exist at night, disappears in the day, cool!

The Urilift is a urinal that rises out of the ground at night. It's pupose to stop people from peeing on the street. The government of British Columbia is looking at hydraulic, disappearing toilets for the roadways of Victoria. The toilets elevate at night and disappear during the day. The urinals are intended entirely for men, and more distinctively, for male drinkers. According to johnchow “The Urilift system is a two-meter high stainless steel cylinder with three alcoves, each with a urinal, and no doors.” The city of Victoria will be the first city to try them out and then it will be spread to London and Belfast.

Hi-Tech T-Shirt

It's called the WIS - the Wearable Instrument Shirt - and it is tipped to make the air guitar as obsolete as the horse and cart.

Scientists at the CSIRO's Textile and Fibre Technology division in Geelong have woven electronic sensors into a T-shirt so that it can be played liked a real guitar.

Movements by the wearer's arms are mapped and beamed by radio to a computer which interprets them and turns them into musical notes.

The wearer only has to act out playing the instrument to make sounds."The left arm chooses a note and the right arm plays it," said Richard Helmer, a CSIRO chemical engineer who led the project. The arrangement can be reversed for left-handed musicians. "You can play with yours hands above your head," said Dr Helmer. "You can turn around and jump. Whatever you like."

Exactly when the WIS could be on the market is not certain, but the CSIRO has already taken out patents and Dr Helmer has started work on a business plan for its commercialisation.

While Dr Helmer believed the market for the WIS could be enormous, the real objective was to let the public glimpse the future of intelligent clothing being devoped by the CSIRO.

People wearing shirts with sensors could operate computers and play computer games without ever having to touck a mouse or a touch pad.

Intelligent clothes could create 3D replicas of physiotherapy patients to help teach them to walk and bend again after injuries.

Patients could even be examined by specialists in another city or country. And electronic clothes could even be used to teach people to play golf or tennis.

- By Richard Macey

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Laser Guided Pool Cue

Need some practice when it comes to the fine game of billiards? Check out this cool invention called the Laser Cue - Laser-Guided Pool Cue. At the end of the cue stick is a laser that shines a red dot right on the cue ball for pin-point accuracy shots.

This is the first laser-guided regulation-sized pool cue. When activated, the harmless visible laser provides a precise guide for lining up the perfect shot with pinpoint accuracy. The Laser-Guided Pool Cue will help you improve your aim and have a more precise shot every time.

Great for beginning pool sharks and anyone who want to improve their shot.

The touch sensor on/off switch features both manual and automatic shut-off to preserve battery life. The set includes a 58" two-piece cue with a secure microfiber grip and an aluminum joint and ferrule, in addition to two tip scuffers, two chalks, three replacement leather-tipped ferrules, and a zippered nylon carrying case with shoulder strap and accessory pocket.

Flying Alarm Clock, cool!

This is a clock that specially designed for those hardcore sleepy heads. It makes sure you wake up as at the time of alarm it takes off and flies round the room, making a really annoying noise like a mosquito.

To stop it, you really need to get up and chase around the clock and place it back on the base. If you do hit the snooze button it will take off once again.

Precaution : If you still don't wake up even with the mosquito buzz, then the clock will fly until it runs out of juice and may end up falling on you.