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Hyundai iFlow

One of the primary jobs for the iFlow is to look good, and Hyundai’s designers have succeeded in that respect. But it’s important as a statement of intent from the ambitious brand, too. It shows that the firm is diversifying out of its traditional segments and also employing state-of-the-art technology, such as the twin-turbodiesel diesel hybrid powerplant. The current indications from within the company are that it will make production in 2012. If that’s the case, then Hyundai looks certain to have another winning package on its hands.

Korean giant Hyundai has built up a reputation for producing cars that are practical, cost-effective and good to own. To prove the point, its Ford Focus-sized i30 topped our Driver Power 2010 reliability and satisfaction survey. But now, the firm wants to offer models that look daring as well.

The iFlow made its UK debut at the recent Goodwood Festival of Speed – and Auto Express was the only magazine to get behind the wheel. It points the way to a Volkswagen Passat CC rival, and will be a sportier sister to the i40 saloon. The iFlow also shows off some exciting technology that in true…

iFlow touchless, smart faucet helps you stop the spread of germs from $70

iFlow is a new smart faucet that offers a number of useful features especially during these strange times. The touchless interface allows you to easily clean your hands without the need to touch anything at all and the iFlow can be programmed to dispense a set amount of water when activated. The auto sensor technology allows you to easily control the flow, as well as see the waters current temperature, thanks to the integrated smart display. iFlow offers a hygienic alternative to a standard faucet design and offers an environmentally friendly way to save water and your hard earned money.

Early bird pledges are now available for the inventive project from roughly $69 or £51 (depending on current exchange rates), offering a considerable discount of approximately 30% off the final retail price, while the Indiegogo crowd funding is under way. If the iFlow campaign successfully raises its required pledge goal and production progresses smoothly, worldwide shipping is expected to take place sometime around March 2021. To learn more about the iFlow smart faucet project view the promotional video below.

“Have you ever washed your hands with a traditional faucet and thought, this doesn’t make sense? You touch the handle…