do you have any kick-ass sci-fi invention ideas?

i can't think of another place to put this....

'internet goggles.' basically you put them on and poof, you're online. using micro-sensors to detect where you're looking and your hand position (there's an 'imaginary' keyboard graphic when you look down, so you can type in thin air), you can go online anywhere anytime. built-in mini headphones serve as microphones, too, and it's got a full range of voice recognition programmes. and, of course, it's powered by your body's electrical output, so no batteries. great for gamers who like to play in real life but still 'see' the enemy as if they were really there, kind of like real people 'wearing' electronic skins.

the sexbot 2000. shy? perverted? just too damn lazy to go out and get the real thing? then here's the answer to your fantasies, a completely lifelike, fully adjustable (indeed, the only thing you can't adjust is the gender) and sexable toy. just plug it in, find a partner on the computer, and 'meet' in the closest thing to actually doing the act as you can get. your partner is on the other end, and their movements are instantly relayed to your toy, so it's very much an interactive thing. programming for safety are built-in, so no crimes or accidental injuries are likely to happen. for the best results, certain logisitics should be worked out first so your partner isn't bumping into tons of stuff.

there're others, low on time. interested to see some of your crazy invention ideas.

no offense taken. it's hard to come up with stuff no one's thought of yet, lol.

what's funny is you could argue 'the matrix''s premise is like the holodeck, too, lol. obvioiusly we can't account for every single idea out there, we can only hope the way in which we use 'our' ideas is entertaining enough to get by. i don't know how many stories i've started only to get to a point where i'm like, damnit, this is too much like 'westworld.'

for instance, my face conversion idea centres around a kind of softening jelly applied to the face and a hard mask that forms your flesh into that mold.

for 'wishville,' nanobots by the billions fulfill 'wishes' in secret, until such time when they have to kill someone, and they become a kind of indestructible wave.

the major focus for one sci-fi crime thing was a holographic re-building of a crime scene the character could examine in a specially built warehouse, and they'd just walk right through things as they re-examined the area. i basically just wanted one character to be accidentally standing right inside the corpse while waxing philosophic about intrusion.

a minour detail for 'creating god' involved micro and radio waves and the brain's wavelengths, trying to show how we can be easily reduced to believe anything if our minds were under bombardment. i got lost on the math real fast, lol. i still think it's possible, i just can't prove it.

are any of these particularly original? i highly doubt it. can they be entertaining? that depends on the writer, so share, share, those idears.

i think if we got to hover cars and the like, flying suits aren't far behind. that should make war interesting, eh? as if any nation we wanted to ruin we couldn't do a lot easier using some kind of bio-chemical-junk to destroy their food supply and starve a surrender out of 'em. that's hardly as exciting as making a bunch of mutants that rise up from their toilets, grow super fast, and wreak havoc upon the population, though, lol.