Silicone aerogel, originally used by NASA to capture stardust, is now the main material for this bag. Despite its almost weightless feel, this bag is able to withstand extreme temperatures and incredible pressure, making it the lightest bag in the world. Its appearance is also futuristic with a transparent futuristic effect.

Behind the uniqueness of the Swipe Bag, there is an interesting collaboration story. Coperni founders, Sébastien Meyer and Arnaud Vaillant, worked together with Professor Ioannis Michaloudis, a visual artist who is also a researcher, in integrating technology into art. It took 15 prototypes to achieve this final design.

Swipe Bag is not the only bag that brings uniqueness. Japanese company, Sanki Consys, also contributes innovation with the serial bag "Willcook". This bag is not only a carry-on item, but also functions as a mini microwave that allows heating food up to 250 degrees Celsius.

A few years ago, a unique waist bag called DadBag also went viral. Its unique shape and picture resemble an adult's stomach and are equipped with a belly button image and a few strands of hair. The inventor of DadBag is Albert Pukies, who was inspired by his father who was sick at the time. This waist bag went viral on social media and became a topic of conversation for many people at that time.