Health objects at CeBIT 2008

Tuesday, March 4th, 2008

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Every year at CeBIT they have a special hall dedicated to cool design. This year we found a lot of great medical gadgets including this odd finger prosthesis made of wire and plastic. You’ll also find a hands-free faucet and two baby scales made of balloons. Most of this stuff won’t really effect our daily lives but it’s cool to know babies get little bubblewrap things to lie on when they’re born.

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