"futuristic features" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has advanced technology or design elements that are ahead of its time. Example: The new smartphone boasts futuristic features such as facial recognition and virtual reality capabilities.
A cramped cell enclosed the toilet, but its futuristic features will distract you from your claustrophobia: the lid opened automatically and a wall panel at seat level was full of buttons — labeled "cleanser," "soft pressure," "pulse" — that controlled the ablutions (as in a bidet).
A year ago, Duravit launched the Inipi here (from £15,709) – a lavish glass-fronted model with all sorts of futuristic features: you can, for example, set different "scenarios", such as "prairie", which gives you a soundtrack of horses and crackling fires.
But Zeglis the Zealot insists he can fix the flaws and open the way for futuristic features.
Ultimately a good deal of these more futuristic features will probably go unused.
Among the futuristic features that Sony Ericsson has embraced so far is "shake control," which enables a phone to sense motion, and is used to let consumers engage in interactive games.
One futuristic feature is the rear-view monitor, a small camera mounted near the rear license plate that shows the driver what's behind the vehicle.
Today, just 819 days and 3 models after launch, this oh-so-futuristic feature has found its way to iPhones on AT&T's network.
Michôd's first film since "Animal Kingdom," this impressive, bleakly futuristic thriller features Guy Pearce as a man ferociously determined to get his stolen car back and Robert Pattinson as someone dragged along in his wake.
Dawn Shadforth's video was iconic for its futuristic look, featuring Kylie in an apparently revealing white costume, backed by perfectly choreographed dancers in red headgear.
So Yotel, whose futuristic rooms feature purple mood lighting and private monsoon showers, plans to turn part of its fourth floor over to a restaurant, bar and 20,000-square-foot outdoor patio.
Vogue has dedicated 12 pages in its September issue to a futuristic spread featuring models wearing Glass, sleek hair and minimalist designs, like an oversize amethyst Stella McCartney coat, in a rusted steel house in Texas resembling an alien spaceship.
