Crazy Japanese tech gizmos

From an electronic unicycle to light-saber chopsticks, you've got to see these ... uh ... innovations.

Sensai Watch: Modern Yet Mystifying

The Kisai Sensai Alloy is more than a wristwatch. It's an artistic statement, a brushed and sandblasted tribute to the future. It's damned hard to use, too. With its sleek aluminum shell and multicolored LEDs, The US$162.65 Sensai is a triumph of technological cool over dull, pragmatic concepts like ease of use. How does it work? Red lights represent hours; green are 5-minute intervals; and yellow are, um, single minutes. Bring your calculator.

Photo credit: www.lesnumeriques.com

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