Changes to filters are not applied until you press the Apply Filters button.
A small module that clips onto the IKONN Controller and names colours out loud: more than 20 colours, five shades within each. It also works as a light detector, so you can tell whether a lamp or an appliance is on.
Stainless steel callipers with a 150 mm range that read to a hundredth of a millimetre and say the figure aloud. Outside jaws, inside jaws and a depth rod, so a bolt, a hole and a hole’s depth are all one tool.
Two 20 cm aluminium arms on a locking hinge that read any angle from 0 to 360 degrees to a tenth of a degree, and announce it out loud. For woodwork, home repairs and learning geometry by ear.
An infrared thermometer that reads a forehead, an ear or an object in about a second, speaks the result, and backs it up with a coloured band that glows green, amber or red.
A small room thermometer and hygrometer that reports both the temperature and the humidity, and sums the room up in one word: dry, comfort or wet. Magnetic back for a fridge, fold-out stand for a shelf.
A probe thermometer that calls out the temperature and tells you when the meat is done. Takes up to three probes at once, sticks to the oven door by magnet, and reads from 0 to 300 Celsius.
A 250 kg tempered glass bathroom scale that speaks your weight, and works out your BMI when it is paired. Step on and it wakes up, so there is nothing to press and nothing to find.
A 5 kg stainless steel kitchen scale that says the weight out loud. Four units, including millilitres and fluid ounces for liquids, and a tare button that stands proud of the deck so you can find it by touch.
A digital tape measure the size of a hockey puck, with 150 cm of retractable tape and a large high-contrast display. Pull, hold, and the length is read out loud. Wrap it right round and it gives you a circumference.
The talking handset that gives every IKONN device a voice. Tactile buttons and a spoken menu in your own language, plus a clock, timers, alarms and voice memos built in, and a headphone socket when you want the reading kept to yourself.
A 30 cm white rubber baton, 300 g, used both as a throwing stick and as a relay baton, indoors and out. Soft enough to drop on a hall floor without damage or noise.
The ball for Boßeln, the north German road bowling game: 800 g of solid rubber at 115 mm, thrown along a lane or a quiet road. Red or blue, and it rolls audibly on tarmac.