to avoid poison traps that use sugary bait. So yeah.

Vsauce! Kevin here - this is Mind Blow

This robot tells you if you have bad breath. Developed by CrazyLabo and the Kitakyushu

National College of Technology the humanoid responds to the smell of your breath with

phrases like "it smells like citrus" - and it works by using gas sensors that create

a chemical footprint which can be matched to specific odors. There's also a robot dog

that will smell your feet. While these are novel applications - they have more serious

ones for this technology down the road in medical fields.

Cosmologists believe they've found the first hard evidence of multiple universes. Data

from the Plank Satellite of cosmic radiation shows large cold spots where according to

our understanding of physics shouldn't exist. Theoretical Physicist Dr. Mersini-Houghton

believes the anomalies are caused by other universes pulling on our universe as it formed

during the Big Bang and while many scientists are skeptical of other universes these unexplained

features of the map will at the least require new physics to be understood according to

the European Space Agency.

Tracking Point has developed a interface similar to a fighter jet display for their precision

guided firearms. It not only displays information like range, wind speed and shot angle but

allows the user to lock onto the target with a desired impact point. Critics say it takes

the fair chase principle away from hunting and other wonder if this technology should

be in the hands of civilians and they range in price from 17 to $22,000.

Newly discovered mini-spider from china

Antiquity music has developed the Wheelharp a chamber string orchestra keyboard. It allows

you to play 61 bowed strings - there are currently four prototypes and they're crowd funding

the project right now - here's what it sounds like...

Seal is a wearable swim monitoring system that warns parents and lifeguards if someone

is drowning. The neck band has four levels of alert that can be set depending on the

experience of the swimmer and when in danger it sends a warning signal or full alarm to

the monitoring hub. Find the link below for more...

Bare Conductive has created electrically conductive paint. It allows you to apply paints to walls

and other surfaces that enable a kind of liquid wiring. It's non-toxic and can be used for

simple things like turn on lights or creating interactive art or posters.

Hot. Pink. Slug.

Mobile eye visions technologies is developing a camera-only autonomous driving system that

uses just a few hundred dollars worth of materials. While not as advanced as the self-driving

google car it uses technology currently seen in Volvos that predict and react to pedestrians

and cyclists and they have plans to introduce more advanced systems by 2016.

Finally, Sonic Water is a cymatics installation visualizing sound and vibration with the music

of Kymat...

I'm gonna leave you with a 3D printed robot that plays pool and as always - thanks for

watching.