12 Inventions That Are Basically Real-Life Superpowers

Ah, the marvels of modern technology. For centuries, humans have dreamed of having superhuman abilities, like the power to fly, to become invisible, or to communicate with animals. From invisibility cloaks to robotic fingers with living human skin, it’s clear that we’ve come a long way in the past few decades. We can now do things that were once thought impossible, like flying a human-powered aircraft or talking to dolphins. But technology isn’t just about achieving the impossible - it’s also about making life easier and more convenient. With smartphones, energy harvesters, and artificial eyes, we have tools that can help us stay connected, stay safe, and stay healthy.
In this list, we’ll explore some of the most amazing and groundbreaking technologies that have been developed in recent years. We’ll look at inventions that are pushing the boundaries of science and engineering, and we’ll see how they can be used to make our lives better. So, without further ado, let’s take a look at the top 12 most incredible technologies of the 21st century.
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Seeing is believing.

Superhuman strength achieved.

The Exoskeleton Shoe

Tooth fairy, get ready.

Brain-to-rat connection: now a reality.

Dreams take flight.

Stroke survivors can now communicate again, thanks to UT Austin.

Quantum Stealth

MIT-created SanaHeal: strong seal, no pain.

Dolphin chat: A success.

Flexible, breathable energy harvesting.

Robots: Now with human skin.
