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Parašė Ton Data: 2012-10-02 07:52:35

The patent ofifce is bursting with documents depicting bizarre contraptions that were devised by mad professors and bedroom boffins but the vast majority of them never even get to prototype stage, let alone reach the mass market and for good reason. Inventors are so worried that someone else may copy their creation and then reap the rewards that they will pretty much patent anything, for fear of losing out on potential millions; as a result, there are some very odd inventions that get patented. Take the Burp Gas Filtering and Deodorising Device\'; an pen sized invention through which the user burps, and the burp gas then gets de-odorised via a filter, eliminating any awkward moments at the dinner table. Needless to say the inventor of this device is still waiting to get a manufacturing deal. Or how about the Hijacker Injector\' invention designed to combat the modern terrorist threat? The concept is that every passenger seat on a plane would be fitted with passenger disabling apparatus\' that is mounted in and under the seat. The disabling apparatus is comprised of a seat belt buckle lock (which would hold the suspected hijacker in place as long as they are wearing their seat belt) and hypodermic needle injection apparatus that would instantly sedate or kill the passenger\'. This would be operated remotely by the pilot or a crew member. Though we are seeing aeroplane seats get more advanced with the addition of TV-on-demand, interactive gaming systems and built-in phones, we\'re yet to see the lethal injection add-on as standard and let\'s hope it stays that way.