Spy gadgets are cool and a great use for the latest minature technology. We report on all the latest spy stuff that we can find, including spy cameras, lock picks and other cool stuff. Found a new spy gadget that we haven’t, please let us know
When you’re off attending big shows like CES or just out of town for a few days for a vacation, who watches over your house? Like the old saying goes, “if you want something done right, you have to do it yourself.” No, I don’t mean you should just stay home, but you might consider this cool security bot that will let you check on your house from the convenience of your beach chair.
Clearly, our current conflict in Iraq was the inspiration for the Corner Shot, a gun that can literally shoot someone from around the corner.
I suppose that one sniper guy from Saving Private Ryan would have probably lived a longer life, had he one of these, and would have said a lot more Bible verses.
As you can see, the gun has a built-in screen so you can exactly what you’re shooting at. I’m not certain how it works, but I’m guessing it’s got a tiny little camera or a mirror or something.
You know, I just really don’t want to report on this, because I cannot stand anal-related prison jokes. However, this is something that just begs for it.
So what is this I’m reporting on anyway? Oh, yeah, the Body Orifice Security Scanner, or BOSS, for short. It is a mobile chair with three sensitive sensors that can detect metal items as small as a paper clip or pin.
Do not ask me why an inmate would have a pin or paper clip up their…ahem. Actually, I heard that the real worry is that prisoners might bring in memory cards for cell phones, and could make some drug deals. Actually, I’ve heard that some prisoners can smuggle entire cell phones up their (oh, man, don’t make me write it. Now my readers are going to have to think about it!)
Okay, who wants a car that drives underwater? I’m certain every hand is going up as Rinspeed has actually made car called the sQuba that can turn you into Captain Nemo, motorist.
All one needs to do is push a button, you are good for up to 33 feet. It doesn’t look like it folds up like that one from that seventies James Bond flick.
The holidays are a time for giving. Which also means that you’ll likely be on the receiving end of your fair share of gifts (or coal). With all of the cool things you get in colorfully-wrapped boxes, there is something you may want to consider. Your new calculator from that creepy guy in accounting might actually be watching you. That’s right, someone has taken an ordinary printing calculator and stuffed a spy cam inside.
Now this is one interesting device if you plan to keep a close eye on your subject, being an amateur Dick Tracy yourself. Armed with a spy camera of some sort, the spy-Right Angle Adapter allows you to take a photo without having to point the camera straight at the subject, allowing to capture natural shots without raising any suspicion. It retails for $39.95 from Amazon.
Source: Product Dose
We’ve seen remote controlled cars in the past along with spy products, but what happens when you combine the both of them? Why, you end up with the Spion R/C Racing Spy Car, of course!
The joy of the Spion R/C Racing Spy Car is not just the thrill of spying. The excitement also comes from being able to watch your every move as you drive to your destination. Can you handle it? It takes some coordination to manoeuvre around chairs, down the hall, and into the living room without being noticed. You’ll spend hours upon hours fine tuning your driving skills. Watch out for the sofa! You’ll see every obstacle in your way. The question is whether you can handle the rush when you are about to hit the dining room table.
Talk about getting the kicks of speed and voyeurism in a single package! This particular R/C Car will set you back by $149.95. Alternatively you can buy a similar car with a night vision camera from Hammacher for $139.95.
NEC of Japan has stumbled upon a new development - it has successfully rolled out a wireless camera which can be powered by a fluorescent light - and act that is done by simply attaching a ring-shaped component for power acquisition to the bulb. This surely beats the inconvenience of solar energy, where only power can be stored whenever there is sufficient sunlight available. The implementation of this fluorescent-powered wireless camera means the camera can practically be used round the clock without running out of juice - as long as the office lights are turned on. Having said that, it is a tad inconvenient to have all the lights on at night when there’s nobody at the office, so I guess this is good enough a solution for the time in between evening and night when folks are wrapping up their duties in their respective cubicles.
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