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Disney is known for taking things to whole new dimensions; so what’s next on their list? Cakes! As you can see below in the sketches sent to the U.S. Patent Office, it appears Disney has found a way create interactive 3-D cakes. These cakes will have a built-in pico projector that will tell a story as you slice and serve it to your guests. Birthday, sweet sixteen and wedding cakes will never be the same!

Check out the video to see why The William makes more sense than a traditional stove top range. Based on concentrated, precisely heated panels, this cooktop has it all — touch screen operation, flush, flat surface…. well, just take a look.

I know that sushi is a traditional Japanese food, but look what a German design firm has done to bring the process of making sushi into the 21st century. This is a great new application to an established mechanism used to roll tobacco, but it is still clever. 

Now anyone can roll sushi, or anything for that matter. I’d love to try to roll a few desserts, or make lasagna rolls, with this!

This ingenious hot tub is getting some attention because it is off the grid, mobile, lightweight and well, just awesome. Firewood is placed within the coil of pipes and set aflame. When the water heats, it creates a circulation of hot water. Made of poly-fiber and stainless steel, this portable hot tub is shown on a canoe, tied to the roof of the car and in remote places where you normally can’t find a hot tub – until now. 

Spare key cut into a plastic “credit card.”

New password generating “credit card” with LCD and keypad.

1 GB of voice data and a flip out USB connector.

“Credit card” cutlery for a meal on the go.

Credit card sized calculator for quick arithmetic.

Wallet sized template for precise markings.

An iPod stand for your wallet.

USB storage as thin as your bank card.

Perfect top popper for your wallet.

And a survivalist’s “credit card” — don’t leave home without it.