1) Water Purifier

• A very efficient method of killing viruses, parasites and bacteria present in the water of pools, spas and in the drinking water for households, hunting lodges and campgrounds.
• No chemicals such as chlorine are involved: the purifier sends an electric current through the water to disinfect it.
• It also eliminates the bad tastes and odours that can sometimes make tap water unappealing.

2) Hydrogen Injection System

• A system that allows the engine in trucks, cars and other vehicles equipped with internal combustion engines to burn fuel faster, more efficiently and more completely.
• An electric current passes through a water-filled cell, producing oxygen and hydrogen; the hydrogen is then injected into the engine’s combustion chamber.
• Production of pollutants: - 50 %; fuel consumption: - 10 %; increased engine power.

3) Instrumented Mountain Bike

• Computer science used to design stronger, lighter and faster bikes.
• Sensors record some 35,000 bits of data per second from instrumented bikes to analyze the intensity and direction of shocks impacting the bike.
• Computer modelling is accelerating the development of new high performance prototypes, ready for testing.

4) 3D Biomechanical Attachment System

• A technology used to diagnose knee problems following an injury, determine the most effective treatment and assess its effects.
• A computer creates a 3D representation of the bones’ movement. Specialists can then observe the knee in action in real time and adjust the treatment.
• Elite athletes will soon be using this technology to improve their performance.