IF I COULD INVENT A GADGET, IT WOULD DO...

 Trying to look something in the dark, but can’t find it? You can’t remember some event when you want to remember it, it happens to us sometimes, doesn’t it? So, If I could invent a gadget, then it would be ECHOLENS. It would be in the form of glasses, and would be having a camera recording each and every moment you’ve had in your life. So, if you are a detective, it is helpful to replay moments to solve mysteries by looking at what you missed. It would also have a night mode vision, which can help you look into the dark without any difficulty. Plus, it would come with a blue-light filtering glass, which allows you to become more glued to your screens, because parents won’t be able to complain about the blue light radiation. It would have a sensor which could sense emotions emitted by the brainwaves, and starts a conversation with the user to help them become happy or hopeful. And, lastly, it would be integrated with a GPS, which could help you locate where you are, and prevent you from getting lost. So, the ECHOLENS would be great for people who are forgetful in nature, and for replaying cheerful memories of the past.

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