Failed Inventions

The “baby cage” was a real 1930s invention that let parents hang their babies outside windows.

The Segway became one of the top-selling personal vehicles in the 2000s.

Google once created a wearable computer called "Google Glass" that failed due to privacy concerns.

The Ford Nucleon was a concept car designed to be powered by a small nuclear reactor.

“Spray-on hair” became a billion-dollar product in the 1990s.