Chinese tech giant ZTE recently launched Project CSX, a crowdsourcing platform that challenges people to pitch ideas for tech and mobile devices. Now, ZTE has unveiled three promising ideas that participants can work on.

One of the three ideas is a self-adhesive smartphone that can stick to almost any type of surface. The proposed smartphone also sports an eye-tracking technology that would allow users to scroll through books without the need to physically touch the phone's screen. The main idea behind the device is to eliminate repetitive actions through the use of eye-tracking technology.

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According to Engadget, ZTE's Project CSX also unveiled an idea for a Power Glove wearable device which can guide users through tasks that require high levels of dexterity like typing or playing the piano. The third idea that ZTE revealed is for an augmented reality diving mask that will give users digitally-enhanced underwater experience.

ZTE is giving interested participants until Sept. 30 to submit their product ideas based on the three pitched devices. Once all entries are accepted and verified, ZTE would put up the accepted concepts for a vote from Oct. 1 until Oct. 10. ZTE has promised that it would build whichever idea is declared as the winner. According to The Next Web, ZTE said that the final product would be released sometime in 2017.

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