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(31 Mar 1995) T/I: 11:13:23

A selection of the weird and wonderful went on display on Thursday
(30/3) at the twenty third International Inventions exhibition in
Geneva, Switzerland. A thousand inventions by more than 600
participants from some 41 countries featured in what's
acknowledged as the biggest exhibition of its kind. This year it
features a French invented bicycle that riders don't have to
peddle. All they have to do is walk, apparently doubling the
performance of traditional bicycles. Also featured is a Chinese-
designed bouyancy control vest that allows divers to drink water
while submerged, and from the Netherlands a "half step" that
reduces the height of normal stairs, making them easier for the
elderly to climb.

SHOWS:

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND 30/3

0:00 outside invention conference hall
0:05 cu of sign
0:08 man playing dartballs
0:10 cu of target
0:11 cu of toothbrush
0:14 ms of toothbrush
0:17 man playing with invention
0:20 chinese man walking on cushion
0:22 man putting on bouyancy vest
0:26 cu of sign
0:28 cu of bouyancy vest
o:31 ms of man in vest
0:36 ms of spectators
0:38 dutch designer sot:
"i'm going to show an item called half step"
0:42 man walking up steps
0:49 ls of bike with film crew
0:52 cu of peddles
0:54 ls of bike in motion

1:05 ENDS

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