New method is put forward here to keep your cars away from theft, and it’s the Car Seat Identification technology developed by Japanese researchers.

Retrofitted with 360 different sensors to take into account information like your weight, the highest value of pressure on the seat and the way you contact with the seat, the seat can identify drivers while they’re sitting down, so as to judge whether or not the person sitting on it is the owner of the car. Only after the seat has assured you’re the owner, you can then start the car to move; if not, the car won’t be started at all. Even though the researchers claim the seat is able to accurately identify the person sitting in it 98 percent of the time, there’s still possibility that the owner won’t be allowed to use the car, which may result in inconvenience to us. Thus, to make the seat widely-used in the future, the researchers need to further develop it, taking other information like how the seat should deal with weight loss and car borrowing into account too.

Designer: Advanced Institute of Industrial Technology

Jaryn Miller aims to have thieves away from your bikes with this innovative Senza Bike Lock System. It transforms the bike’s handlebars into a bike lock, so a thief will find it unable to ride the bike after he has broken the lock and then bike-theft is expected to be reduced. But will that really work? Not necessarily, if a thief simply wants to get a bike rather than rides a bike.

Designer: Jaryn Miller

I love the idea. Inspired by natural defense mechanisms of animals like the armadillo, Marc Graells has come up with a unique defense system that is quite different from those on the market. It not only raps around your motorbike to protect it from sunshine and rainwater, but guards the bike against thieves using a burglar alarm that comes along. Simply put, the Protect 486 looks like a portable private garage for your motorcycles.

Designer: Marc Graells

Guardian Toilet Paper Keeper is aimed at public places where toilet rolls are often stolen. The new box features two mean eyes and a long bloody tongue to warn the thieves not to break the law. The red tongue also locks the holder to the toilet tank, ensuring that nobody except the key-keeper could move or take it away.

Designer: Mauricio Sanin Mazuera

Well, bike thief is surely a problem and the Anti-Theft Collapsible Bike Wheel here seems kind of useful in guarding your bikes against theft. But I still doubt if that truly works because you know thieves could pick the bike on their shoulders…All that aside though, it’s a great and nice idea. When parking it, you need to lock the wheel into the “broken” position by collapsing the internal dial with a key. Reverse that process if you’d like to ride it. Love it.

Designer: Carmond Lai

It’s like the ‘Backpack Chair’ which aims to create both a comfortable sitting and a safe stocking for our belongings. And certainly, as you’ve seen, the ‘Anti-purse-theft Chair’ goes in a different way, allowing you to hang bags in a difficult-to-snatch location. Whatever, it’s really a clever, neat idea! At present, 12 colors are available on the market.

Designer: Against Crime

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Say, what is the biggest trouble you may face when you’re in the library with all your stuff spread out? Bingo, it’s the bathroom problem, because you could neither take all your stuff along nor bear to stay with them. Okay, thanks to Choi Minaa, and we could make sure that our stuff and laptops are safe by using a “Desk Guard” library desk system. It works with your RFID (Radio-frequency identification) card, therefore allowing nobody but only you to open and use the desk.

It’s common to find unconscious people use other’s cups without permission. Then, are there any possible methods to prevent this unpleasant behavior? Have a plug-in cup right now. Generally, you can keep it in a safety and hygienic place with the plug pulled out until you need it. As a result, there is no need to worry about your cup used by others. After all, no one will get a cup with a hole.

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How can we protect our bikes/cars from being stolen? Just try these stickers. They can make your beautiful bike/car look rusted and scratched. I believe that no thief would like wasting time on it.

At first glance, it seems like a normal bike saddle. But when you need a lock for your bike, you can just bent the saddle backwards and using the somewhat weird metal ring to lock your bike. Oh, it is really brilliant and utilitarian.

Designer: Jack Godfrey Wood

Bike is one of the most eco-friendly vehicles in the world, but it is also very attractive to thieves. Maybe you can not protect your bike, but we should be more offensive to thieves. This lock is a good idea. When cut, colored liquid inside the entire length of the lock explodes forth unto the thief!

Maybe they will be scared, but there is another possibility, that is they will crush your bike rather than steal it.

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Designer: Michael Lambourn

You want to eat bread like this? I suggest you to open it before making decision.

As a matter of fact, it is merely a lunch bag that has green blotches printed on it. But nobody likes musty bread, so your bread will be safer than ever before,

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It is really funny. With a retractable locking cable underneath, the saddle can guarantee your bike from thieving.

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