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You keep hearing about futuristic tech, but is it all just marketing hype?

YouTuber Mrwhosetheboss, takes us on a journey through the most futuristic technology available on the internet today. He purchases and tests a collection of futuristic tech gadgets with a staggering total price tag of $30,000. From the world’s first transparent TV that doubles as a futuristic piece of art to invisibility shield that sound straight out of science fiction, he tests whether these products truly are the future or are just cleverly marketed gimmicks.

Among the featured futuristic tech categories are smart fitness devices such as a futuristic gym mirror, which uses AI-driven workouts with real-time body tracking and holographic trainers to personalize fitness regimens.

Transport innovation is also featured, we see the auto-following suitcase that tracks its owner using a wristband sensor and a ridable suitcase that can be driven through airports. While fun, they have limitations in practicality and tech reliability. The futuristic bike, featuring a fingerprint-secured kickstand and built-in lights, has a steep $4,600 price tag.

Robotics take the spotlight with a powerful bipedal futuristic robot capable of impressive feats like jumping and delivering objects. Although the technology is advanced, its practical applications remain limited. Lastly, the futuristic camera offers a novel approach to drone-like footage with its invisible selfie stick, providing cinematic shots in restricted areas.

While some of these devices are more experimental than practical, they showcase the enormous potential of future technology.

Here’s a glimpse of some cutting-edge tech products featured in the video. Even more exciting innovations await you in the full video. Don’t miss out on the chance to explore the future of everyday technology!

Who is this for?

Whether you’re a tech enthusiast or simply curious about what the future holds, this video offers insights into the gadgets that might soon become the essential part of our daily lives.

So, which piece of futuristic tech was your favorite?