The stylish looking Moshi IVR digital alarm clock is said to be “the first fully functional voice responsive alarm clock that can set both time and alarm by voice”.

Initiate commands by saying “Hello Moshi” and clock will respond, “Command Please”. Say one of 12 voice activated commands and clock will carry out instructions.

With the Moshi IVR Alarm Clock, you can ask for the time while getting ready in the bathroom, set the alarm or turn off the alarm without moving from the comfort of bed, and know the current temperature all the way from the closet.

The Moshi IVR alarm clock is yours for $49.99 from the official website.

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This plug-and-play motorcycle game connects to a TV and translates a child’s leaning motions onto the screen. The left handgrip controls the brakes and a right twist-grip controls acceleration.

The system has nine different play options, including racing games, obstacle courses, bumper cars, motorboat racecourses, and outerspace missions and challenges. Children can also play any of the included games using only the handheld game console for alternate play.

The Plug and Play Motorcycle Game ($99.95) is available from Hammacher Schlemmer.

This radio-controlled car features a built-in digital video camera that transmits a live feed to the controller and its 2.4-inch color TFT LCD video monitor. And to top it enough, they have also managed to squeeze in an interactive laser game.

The car has a remote control with an extra long range (up to 30 meters) and can control the cars movement by eyesight or via the LCD monitor. Maneuvering the car could not be simpler, the controller has sensitive left/right and forward/backward stick controls, while the controller itself is handheld and feels similar in function and use to a modern video game control pad.

Here’s a video showing the video-equipped R/C car in action:

This sports car has a laser function and can be used to play lasertag with your friends. And the fun isn’t even over yet! You can also use the cars video transmission function to view what the neighbors are doing.

The Deluxe R/C Sportscar with Video Camera measures 39(L) x 23(W) x 13(H) cm and it is powered with a rechargeable 9.6V battery pack. The controller requires 8 x AA batteries. The product is available from Chinavision for 71.35 EUR (about $89 USD).

The Sonic Vox iPhone app from Smule is a brand new audio engine that allows you to do real-time audio processing on the Apple cell phone.

Sonic Vox shifts and contorts your voice while you are talking, turning the iPhone into a magical microphone of sorts.

Here’s a video demonstration of the Sonic Vox app:

Features:

• Alter your voice with a swipe of your finger. Want to cross over to the Dark Side? Slide your finger to the left. Now say it. You know you want to. “Luke, I am your…”
• Or maybe you are feeling conflicted about having lost a “preciousssss” ring? Move your finger back and forth horizontally and go ahead, rant on
• Transform your voice even more. Simply swipe your finger up and down and hear what happens, hear what happens…
• Use it like a phone, with headphones, through an amplifier, or over Skype

The Sonic Vox iPhone app (App Store link) from Smule is available for $0.99.

The Japanese company Sega Toys wants you to open up your mind and share your most inner thoughts with their brand new interactive plant called “The Healing Leafs”.

The Healing Leaf contains a sensor and software which can detect the voice from the atmosphere and take the corresponding actions.

If you have secrets or problems, just talk with this little plant, the leafs will listen to you and give you some responds and ideas.

Features:

• Healing Leafs – Understanding your heart
• The leaf contains program, which can detect the voice from the atmosphere and take the actual and corresponding actions.
• Functions: interactive toys, healing toys, collectable, decoration, household and office fun
• Usually ship on the same or next business day.

The Healing Leafs from Sega Toys is available from the Toys Brando website for $24.90.

This interactive table, created by the Australian Lightwell company, is currently at display at the Australian Museum as part of the “Surviving Australia” exhibition.

It features interactive screen applications and atmospheric/informative video programs to let the visitors explore some of Australia’s most dangerous animals.

Here’s a video showing the “Dangerous Australian” table in action:

The largest and most ambitious multimedia element in the exhibition is a six-metre long interactive table exploring Australia’s deadliest top ten. The saltwater crocodile, funnel web spider, box jelly fish, brown snake – what happens if you encounter them and what should you do to survive? Scurrying across sand or lurking under rippling waters, the table’s inhabitants respond immediately to prying visitors in a scarily life-like way.

Created using custom software running on Mac OS X, visitors can interact directly with these ‘dangerous Australians’ and enjoy an immersive and informative experience. As well as risk being bitten or attacked, visitors can use a magnifying glass tool to get a closer look, or find out more about each creature’s habitat and behaviour, or first aid treatment. Multiple users can interact with the table at any one time, making the experience all the more fun and lively.

Head over to the Lightwell website for more photos and information.

The Ur.Frog wrist rest is made of silicone and features built-in LEDs that will make the frog glow in the dark when it’s connected to a USB port.

The other part of the USB connection is that you can use the frog for various interactive games, where you will have to hit the poor little thing to catch flies and so on. Catching a fly will also make the LED lights twinkle.

Read more about the Ur.Frog at USB Relax. No word on pricing.

This unique alarm clock uses speech recognition technology to allow you easily perform 10 different actions with voice commands. It responds to queries such as What time is it? with vocalized answers.

The unit recognizes 10 spoken commands, including Set alarm, Set time, Check alarm, What is the date, Alarm sound (buzzer, chime, or bell), Stop (snooze for 5 minutes), and Temperature (current room temperature). All functions are controlled either by your voice or with a touch of the activation panel, allowing you to quickly set up and operate the clock without tedious and confusing button pressing.

The backlit LCD shows the time and date in 2-inch high numerals for optimal visibility day or night. The clock also has a voice-act ivated function that lulls you to sleep with the soothing sounds of the ocean, chirping birds, or a babbling brook. Powered by AC adapter or three AAA batteries.

The Voice Interactive Alarm Clock measures 3.5(H) x 4.5(W) x 7.5(D) inches and is available from Hammacher Schlemmer for $49.95.

You might remember this Web Camera with Interactive Games from earlier this year. Aneo, the company behind the product, has now released a new version of this computer accessory.

ANEO ANWC0804 is a new gaming experience for you to stretch and relax while you are working under stressful and heavy workload. It is a web camera with three PC video interactive games: Kungfu, Super Knight, and Funny Stair.

ANEO ANWC0804 puts YOU into the theme and in real-time puts your moves on the screen while you are in front of the PC.

Features:

• Resolution: 1.3 Megapixel
• Interface: USB1.1/2.0
• Frame Rate: 320 x 240 up 30 frame/sec (CIF)
• Frame Rate: 640 x 480 up 15 frame/sec (VGA)
• Automatic white balance
• Automatic colour compensated
• Dynamic image E-mail
• Manual Focus
• Special Effect (optional)
• Built-in microphone (optional)
• Support Window 2000/XP/Vista, Mac OS 10.4
• **PC Video interactive games support Window Only
• 3 different interactive games
• Dimension: 90 x 44 x 40mm (approx.)
• Weight: 54g

The ANEO ANWC0804 Web Camera ($33) is available from USB Brando.

Remember Beamz that we wrote about last week, the device that allows you to play musical by breaking laser beams with your hands.

The Beamz Interactive company has now launched an official website where you can get support and shop for Beamz accessories and music. A community where members can discuss their creations will soon be up as well.

Here’s a new video where you can see laser beam music system in action:

For more info, see the Beamz – Laser Beam Music Performance System entry.

The Vuzix iWear line of lightweight multimedia eyewear gives the user a big screen experience by creating a virtual display equivalent to a 62-inch screen viewed from a distance of 9 feet (depending on model).

Ingenious optical trickery allows all Vuzix iWear to replicate the effect of watching a big screen from a safe viewing distance. Don’t ask us how- all we know is it’s like having a high-quality home cinema grafted on your retinas. What’s more these hi-tech specs are 3D enabled for automatic 2D/3D control.

Whether you’re into iPod vids, DVDs or the latest multiplayer games, we’ve got a Vuzix viewer for you.

There are four different models to choose from, with prices ranging from $200-$500. Here’s a video demonstration of the iWear AV920.

This shiny red device allows to experience your own audio-visual, Jean Michel Jarre-style, high-tech, laser light show, in the comfort of your own home.

Glowing red circles, spheres, lines, and shapes dance across your walls and ceiling as they are projected from the Red Hot Laser Light Show. Add music and the laser beams respond to the sound, creating a truly interactive audio-visual experience.

The compact unit is wireless, so it can be transported and used anywhere, even outdoors! A built-in microphone provides superior pick-up, while adjustable angle controls and two operating modes (automatic or sound responsive) allow you to customize the performance.

The Red Hot Laser Light Show requires 2 x AA batteries and is available from the Edmund Scientific website for $24.95.

(Via OhGizmo)

This indoor planetarium transforms any room into a truly stellar display, allowing you to view the night sky as it would appear anywhere in the world.

Features:

• Project 88 constellations; 12 celestial objects, including 8 planets, Pluto and its moon, Charon
• Uses super bright bulbs to project over 600 stars
• Searchable database with over 600 star facts and myths
• Interactive talking computer and backlit navigational screen
• Features five modes for a variety of astronomy tours and settings
• Features a one-hour timer so you can fall asleep under the stars
• Includes AC power adaptor and 24-page, full color instruction manual

The Discovery Ultimate Star Planetarium is available for $79.95.

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Sababa’s iNo will turn your iPod into a fun Name That Tune trivia game, and will at the same time give you a speaker with “stadium quality sound”.

iNo! is the only iPod gaming system officially licensed by Apple®. Simply insert your iPod in the iPod module and get ready to play a fun, fast and furious game of music trivia as players take turns transforming their personal iPods into an interactive music party! Test your knowledge, share your musical tastes and learn what it takes to make your friends’ personal play lists. It’s a new twist on the original TV show, Name That Tune.

Just set your iPod to shuffle and you’re ready to go! By using one of 4 wireless remotes (included), players guess the name of a song, artist, or album as they take turns inserting their iPods into iKnow. The player with the highest number of correct guesses is the winner.

Features:

• Get ready to play a fun, fast, furious game of music trivia as players take turns transforming their personal iPods into an interactive music party
• Using one of 4 wireless remotes (included), players guess the name of a song, artist or album as they take turns inserting their iPods into iNo
• The player with the highest number of correct guesses is the winner
• Features speaker, 4 color-coded wireless remotes with quick response action and 4 color-coded LED scoreboards to match each player’s remote
• Compatible with all iPods except iPod shuffle, the iPhone and the new 3rd Generation iPod Nano (iPod not included)
• For Up to 4 People

The iNo Interactive Game System is available from Amazon for $57.75 (white), or from Target for $49.79 (white) and $79.99 (black and pink).

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Grown tired of the Tiger Woods Golf Simulator? Try the Full Swing, a simulator which allows you to setup and participate in online tournaments.

It uses a Windows-based PC and a video projector to provide a view of the current hole and course. Two 360-degree curtains of infrared beams, emitted at 60,000 pulses per second, provide exact and immediate ball-flight statistics.

Here’s a video demonstration of the Full Swing Golf simulator:

Now, all you need to get started with the Full Swing Golf is a room that’s at least 20(D) x 13(W) x 10.5 (H) feet, and about about $55,000 to spare.

(BallerHouse via OhGizmo)

The guys over at the great Random Good Stuff blog have compiled a nice list of the Weirdest Interactive Video Games nobody wants.

Some of these toys have been covered here at GeekAlerts, but not all. Like the “Amazing” Spiderman Video Game (seen to the right above).

This cool interactive coffee table displays a users activity on some of the top social websites by using bars in various colors as indicators.

The personal feeds from webapplications like Plazes, Flickr, and Last.fm tell much about the activity of an individual on the internet. In this project we aim to explore how you can visualize the changes of your web identity over time and create a physical link between your virtual and real identity. The interface consists of both a physical table and a web application. This direct feedback from your web identity is customizable and can be connected to any RSS feed.

Here’s a demonstration video of the Wable table:

More about the Wable project over at Physical Interaction Lab.

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The ANEO GX-10 is a new palyful web camera that comes with three interactive PC video games: Kungfu, Super Knight, and Funny Stair.

ANEO GX-10 puts YOU into the theme and in real-time puts your moves on the screen while you are in front of the PC. It is an interesting and easy game for kids as well if they are too easy for you. Get one and challenge your quick moves now!

Features:

• 3 different interactive games
• Dimension: 60 x 60 x 124mm (approx.)
• Resolution: 1280 x 960 / 1280 x 1024
• Chip Type: Color CMOS image sensor
• Video Format: 24-bit RGB
• Interface: USB
• Frame Rate: 30fps
• Sensor Size: 4.86 x 3.64mm
• S/N Ratio: <48dB
• Dynamic Range: 5cn – infinity
• Built-in image compression
• Automatic white balance
• Automatic color compensated
• Dynamic image E-MAIL
• Manual Focus

The ANEO GX-10 Web Camera is available from USB Brando for $33.

Plug this interactive eyeball speaker into any music device using a 3.5mm audio jack and the eye lights up and flashes to the music beat.

Key features:

• Amplifier speaker system
• Expressive eye movements dance to the beat of the music
• Lights up with millions of colour patterns
• Play with MP3 or any other music source
• Reacts to your clap hand direction
• Includes audio stereo jack connector

The Silverlit I Look Eyeball MPS Speaker requires 3 x AAA batteries and is available for £14.94 (about $31 USD) at MenKind.

(Via Nerd Approved)

The UK based Kloss company has come up with a table that almost makes the Interactive LED Coffee Table feel like something for your camping trip.

The DeLighTable is now commercially available after more than two years of development. The tables are made to order, and the typical lead time is four to six weeks. The price is $2,300.

The real work obviously lies in the pressure sensitive surface, but now it also comes in an attractive casing. With a framework finished in polished stainless steel, DeLighTable has taken the guise of a slim coffe table only twenty five millimetres thick.

Here’s a video demonstration:

(Born Rich via Sci Fi Tech via Geekologie)