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By silicon.com

Published: Friday 3 August 2007

This is one of the projects shown off at the recent Eyebeam Art and Technology Center benefit party in New York. It's intended to be a "survival suit" that can contain enough food and supplies to sustain a person for three months.

Submit a caption for this picture as a Reader Comment below. The funniest one will win a bottle of bubbly. Remember - anonymous posts can't win.

(All entrants must be aged 18 or over and resident in the UK. You must submit a valid email address so you can be contacted in the event of winning. Your email address will be used for no other purposes. The competition closes at noon on Thursday 9 August. The winner will win one bottle of bubbly to be sent out upon receipt of a valid UK postal address. The decision of the silicon.com editorial team is final and no discussion will be entered into.)

Photo credit: Wilson Tang/CNET News.com

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