The privacy pop is a tent for a bed, providing a measure of privacy in shared sleeping quarters. The tent is easy to set up, and includes large entry openings on either side as well as window-like openings on both ends. It fits on standard and XL twin beds and is large enough for a full size adult to sit up inside, yet can also zip down to fit in a handy carrying case.

I'd like to have a wrist watch that could be set to alarm every 30 minutes, or every 2 hours, or whatever intervals were needed. It should vibrate but not sound in order not to disturb anybody and keep the reason of alarm private. The watch could be used as a reminder to take a medicine or do some exercises.

A new EEG smartphone app will let the user view a real time, 3D model of their brain wave activity directly on their phone. The system will consist of a wireless EEG Emotive EPOC headset and the application. The brain model will highlight in different colors when brainwaves are detected, and can be manipulated through the smartphone's touchscreen.

My idea is to have a snowboard / mountain skateboard with big wheels (there will be a button for changing modes). I will use snowboard to go down a snowy hill; in case there are rocks, dirt or a road I will be able to change the mode just pressing the button and the wheels will pop out.

I want to have an umbrella that changes its color once the rain starts falling on it. The umbrella will start out in black and white but each rain drop will change its color. When the rain stops and the umbrella dries the colorful design will slowly fade back to the primary color. I suppose some dyes which work if water is applied should be used for such an umbrella creation.

The idea is to create a unique snowboard by cutting the board in half, allowing each foot to have independent control and opening the door to an array of new tricks. The boards will be made of traditional snowboard materials, and will be used with current snowboard bindings. Such a snowboard will allow the user to have the fun of a snowboard and the mobility of skis, without locked feet and bulky poles.

A tablet-based test will be able to detect concussions immediately by analyzing the victim's voice. The software will require that a person first recite a selection of words before the event. Using this baseline, the person will then recite the same words after a potentially concussive episode, which will allow the software to analyze any variations that will indicate a concussion, such as distorted vowels or hyper nasality. The system will also prevent athletes from being...

The idea is to develop a navigation system that will guide the visually impaired with auditory cues, creating a sort of map of the area. Visually impaired users will able to quickly acquire information about their location, including path finding through both the virtual building and the actual building, due to the highly immersive nature of the system.

Charge your gadgets on the road or in the woods with a modular backpack that will carry enough charge to power a USB device for up to two weeks. Each module of the backpack will feature a 10,000 mAh battery that will power any USB equipped electronic device. The modules will come in three different sizes - the 10-liter Mini Messenger, the 24-liter Commuter, and the 34-liter Carry-On. The smaller two modules will charge up to two devices, while the larger Carry-On will be able to...

Digital light bulbs will do more than illuminate your room--they will also help enhance your moods. The LED bulbs will fit standard sockets and will be available in two types: one to help enhance alertness and one to ease a person into sleep. The Awake and Alert light will produce extra blue light, which is said to increase energy, while the Good Night bulb will emit less blue light (Blue light is believed to interfere with melatonin production).