10 best inventions of 2023 according to TIME magazine

ChatGPT Based on GPT-4

This is an innovative technology from OpenAI that is changing the game in the world of chatbots. It can engage in conversations, explain complex concepts in simple language, successfully pass exams, and even reveal the secrets of why a joke is funny.

ChatGPT (photo: The Hill)

Spotify DJ

This is an AI-based virtual DJ that not only creates personalized playlists that match the user's preferences but also inserts voice comments between tracks, just like a real DJ.

Spotify DJ (photo: Spotify)

Apple Vision Pro

This mixed reality headset has been deemed revolutionary by TIME Magazine. Despite its high price, this device has the potential to become popular among the mass consumers.

Apple Vision Pro (photo: Apple)

Sightful Spacetop

This is a literal augmented reality notebook that, with the help of special glasses, allows you to create a virtual screen as large as 100 inches. Computer control is done through a wireless keyboard and touchpad. The official release of this device is expected in 2024.

Sightful Spacetop augmented reality laptop (photo: Sightful)

Nokia G22

This smartphone is included as an example of a device with easy repair. The company collaborated with the well-known iFixit lab to develop this gadget.

Nokia G22, which can be quickly repaired (photo: Nokia)

Graphene Radiator

This is an eco-friendly virtual fireplace with a holographic flame that can be folded. It can heat itself up to 75 degrees, consuming only 200 watts of power.

Virtual fireplace (photo: Graphene Radiator)

NASA MOXIE

This small device on the Perseverance rover allows the extraction of oxygen from a limited amount of carbon dioxide in the Martian atmosphere. The device's productivity is low but sufficient to demonstrate the technology's viability.

NASA MOXIE (photo: Nasa)

Mythen

This is the first electric racing car capable of accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in one second. It uses a vacuum fan to press the car to the road, significantly reducing resistance.

Mythen electric racing car (photo: The Economic Times)

Bhout Bag
This is the first boxing bag with artificial intelligence, equipped with various sensors and a 3D camera with computer vision. This bag can analyze the accuracy, force, speed, and technique of each strike in less than 250 milliseconds and use this data for personalized training.

AI punching bag (photo: Bhout)

Acer ebii

An electric bicycle with numerous interesting features: a smooth carbon belt instead of a messy chain, a removable battery that can charge laptops and smartphones, built-in GPS, and sensors to measure pedaling force and height for automatic electric assistance adjustment.

Acer ebii electric bike (photo: Acer)