Check out the most amazing scifi gadgets that currently exist! This top 10 list of awesome futuristic inventions has some of the most awesome recent scifi movie technologies currently on the market!

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10. The Sigmo – Universal Translator
When humans travel to the furthest reaches of the Universe, where no-one has gone before, one of the most important gadgets they need is the ability to communicate with any alien species they encounter. Instead of showing how long it would take to learn a brand new language, Sci Fi offers up a Universal Translator that automatically converts any language into your own!

9. Personalised Billboards
One of the potentially frightening ideas from Sci Fi movies of the past was the idea that you could walk through a shopping center or down a street, and the advertising billboards were actually able to recognise you and speak directly to you. They would offer products that were specifically targeted to your demographic. At the time, these ideas seemed intrusive and wildly futuristic, but they’re becoming all the more common now.

8. Drones
Drones, as we now know them, have been a part of Sci-Fi worlds from as far back as 1989 when a news drone was featured in Back to the Future Part 2. Nowadays they are, of course, one of the most popular gadgets around the world and used for all kinds of things from real estate to recording concerts. Whether it be recreational, video production, or even warfare to reduce the risk to human life, drones are arguably one of the most important and influential devices of this decade. Just imagine how they will develop into the next.

7. Power Laces
Another futuristic gadget that was first featured in Back to the Future were the self-tying shoe laces. Ever since that movie, they have been the second most desired product, after the hoverboard of course, but have just now started to become a reality.

6. Bionic Suits
Of course you need a bionic suit!! What if you have to move something heavy, or fight a robot war, or end up on a planet with much higher gravity than ours?? The the only way to be able to carry an object is by using a bionic suit to work together with our muscles and skeletal structure to give extra strength and support. Better yet, what if you could help people who couldn’t walk??

5. Self Driving Cars
Self driving vehicles are supposed to be the way of the future! Plus they are usually electric! You can just program wherever you want to go and travel to your destination while you just relax, instead of having to concentrate on the road.

4. Medical Scanner
When you’re travelling to distant worlds to explore, it’s crucial that you have advanced medical technology to be able to diagnose any illnesses. These have been imagined as hand held scanners or even smart hospital beds, and the underlying tech behind them is now becoming a real possibility. You know, like in the movie Passengers??

3. Optical Camouflage
Both the Klingons and Predator have an amazing piece of technology that militaries have been trying to get for a long time. The ability to truly camouflage themselves so they become invisible. They can bend light to project on the front what would be seen if the hidden object wasn’t there. After a number of unrealistic solutions, like a rig of cameras along one side of a car and video screens on the other, the US military set their sights on a battlefield-ready solution in 2015.

2. Paper Thin Display (OLED)
Sci Fi shows invented tablet computers, and used them to control the ship and send information between people on other planets. You don’t need me to tell you that tablets became a reality a while back. Taking that a step further, another screen technology that has been featured a lot is the idea of paper thin screens that can roll up, take up a tiny amount of space, but provide perfect clarity and colour.

1. Contact Lens Displays
We have all seen the movies where soldiers have contact lenses that privately display information to them, and also Mission Impossible. But so far miniaturised viewing screens have merely been a pipedream in the real world. Google made their own trial into the area with the Google Glass, but their cost, as well as the style issues meant that they never took off.

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