2010 Global Wonders, Strange Inventions

In May 2010, the "AC bubble" invented by the product design department of the University of Edinburgh, Scotland, England, resembles a round glass fish tank, which can block the sound around. The wearers can chat with each other as long as they approach each other.

There are two types of "AC bubbles": those that are slightly larger, which can be fixed on the table and the single person directly dressed on the head.

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31 year old Japanese designer Yue Gang announced a new dress in May 6, 2010.

This ingenious skirt looks ordinary from the outside, but if it is straightened out, the skirt will immediately turn into a beverage vending machine.

This skirt is a facade of a vivid Coca-Cola vending machine, which is very similar to other beverage vending machines. She believes that there are rows of beverage vending machines beside many streets in Japan, which provide a good opportunity for camouflage clothes.

Ms. Yue Gang said that the lone woman could hide behind such camouflage clothes to avoid potential attack risks, and her design inspiration came from Japanese ninjas, who always wore black windbreaker and were not easy to find at night.

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Germany invented "jewels" graffiti canister spray food to eat.