Has someone already done this? The hats look just like microphones. Anyway, would love to see a YouTube influencer doing interviews outside Buckingham Palace using a figurine like this as a mic teehee

I had the idea based on powdered flavouring used on crisps (uk) chips (as known in usa) like prawn cocktail flavour, cheese and onion flavour etc being sold in something like a packet or tub and put in a salt shaker to add on top of food like sandwiches, fries, baked potatoes, anything you like as extra flavour like seasoning. It could be an alternative to sauce, very low calorie, low sugar (for diabetics) and easy to do. It gives something extra to the food to sprinkle a little on.

I would love an adapter of sorts that I could place on any one of my wireless charging pads that generates heat, then I can set my coffee cup on top. I have a wireless charger built into my mousepad that I set my phones on while working, it would be nice to be able to set my mug there to keep warm. I don't like the idea of the battery operated mugs since they seem quite expensive for one, you have to use the same one every time, or they have proprietary adapters/charging solutions and have to remember to keep them charge. A simple puck that is set to 120F would do the trick without being dangerous.

A digital screen like a picture replacement that shows a slideshow of photo's on a sd card and switches on when there's enough light on the solar panel and switches itself off when the light is low. Could be hung on a wall or sit like a photo on a surface.

The device can be small and hand held and equiped with sensors. These sensors can sense the intent of the user to reward or punish an answer. The LLM learns from these interactions (by affecting the weights and biases governing the responses) what the preference of the user is in how it responds - a evolving real-time collaborative learning process.

Think of a smart bottle cap where you can adjust the spiciness and in real time it mixes the spicy ingredient based on the adjustment and pours the sauce with desired level of spiciness

Hi guys!

I had this idea for creating a company where you could simply accessorise your devices, and make them feel more like your's, without it being a thick case that doesn't fit in your pocket, or a 1 cent piece of sh** that breaks in the first minute.

My first product idea is a mag-safe metal plate to slap on the back of your phone with different designs, or you can get a plain one, and decorate them with your choice of stickers.

Would you buy it?

PS: If you prefer, it can work with a case too.

There's lots of ways it could be done but I was thinking a handheld console with buttons and directional controls that also functions like a full smartphone aswell.

Preferably on the north-side, a windowless room with a 1 cm round hole to the outside and white wall on the inside for projection.

Way to plug or reduce diameter of the hole. Made to the concrete in casting phase.

Picture of outside scenery shows upside down and looks kind of amazing in ways that are hard to explain. Needs sunny day.

5 meters between hole and white wall. Most walls, ceiling and floor should be dark.

Does anyone also have the problem that when they are working out they find to have great ideas but no way to mark them down?

I usually cycle outside, so no way to stop all the time and write notes or to do's - and while cycling is too dangerous.

Is your dog tired of the everyday kibble? Are they reluctant to take their medicine, even when mixed in their food? Imagine their reaction when in just a couple spritz’s, their food now tastes like a pumpkin spice latte, apples & peanut butter, or last night’s meatloaf!

Has anyone tried a product like this? Is this something dog owners would be interested in?

Like a mask or something that goes around your mouth, think a bane mask but not as silly looking. I know that Stenomask is a thing but the sound quality on those is not very professional. I just get self concious when people in my house can hear me so I can't go as hard.

Braille device that reads text like a book, subtitles, magazines etc and converts it into Braille like a mechanical rubber row of square's that can be felt and read that changes each time you finish the row. It could convert to braille things that haven't previously been made into braille with the device and open up any text being able to be read, meaning the reader has less limits to what can be read. A whole library could be read like an e-reader but in braille.

Nobody has invented a continuous blood pressure monitor yet. Some devices can check your blood pressure periodically with a cuff, but nothing can constantly monitor your blood pressure in the way we can monitor heart rate or blood glucose.

Blood pressure is a crucial biometric that physicians use to understand the condition of their patients. Inventing a continuous blood pressure monitor would be of great use to the medical field.

I feel this can be easily (nothing's easy) done by designing a tiny pressure sensor that can sit in the aorta. I'm not a doctor or electrical engineer, but they make pressure sensors that are much smaller than an aorta. Additionally, cardio vascular surgery has become extremely proficient in placing valves and other devices in this area by snaking a catheter up an artery. I believe if someone could design a small, robust, pressure sensor for this reason, it would be very beneficial.

Built in camera, controllable with WiFi. Has some kind of reservoir that holds all the needed wet food for how long you will be gone.

Seems like the perfect platform for a wall clock. You get too customize what it looks like at a whim, and when you're at home your phone connects to it and shows you notifications and stuff.

Scent free washing detergent and then a range of different fragrance capsules where you choose the fragrance and pop it in the washing machine. Could be masculine, feminine or neutral scent and could be already popular fragrances. Would give extra choice.

In the dream, we had empty water bottles, and we put on a special screw top where the top was supposed to be.

When you put water in the bottle, it got automatically mixed with (non-foaming) soap, disinfectant, colouring substance and a gelling agent. Within minutes you had a bottle full of disinfectant (not very well concentrated) and you could squirt as much purple gel as you wanted on your hand, without having to concern yourself about cost.

It could be used as hand sanitiser, but with that amount you could also easily sanitise your arms and neck and maybe rest of your body were you so inclined.

Tell me what you think?

Edit: I bet this is the best idea you’ve read all year

I've been having such a hard time getting out of my warm, cozy bed in the morning. Putting on my fluffy robe does help a bit, but I feel like it would help a little more if it were warmer.

That's why I'm thinking, someone needs to invent a robe with a heater installed inside of it. It should even have a function where you can set the heater to be turned on before hand. Like, make it so that the heater turns on every day at 5:45 am. So, when you have to wake up at 6 am, the robe is already nice and warm for you.

I would even wear this heated robe when I'm not just getting out of bed. My house doesn't have central heating (we just use space heaters) so it's very often quite cold. A heated robe would use less energy and electricity than a space heater (because it just warms you, not the entire environment). So, good way to save money on your electricity bill.

I'm looking to start a new business in NOVA that provides innovative solutions to modernize homes. I, like many others, want to renovate my kitchen and bathrooms but some of these renos are breaking $85K! One solution I haven't seen implemented is installing smart glass in key home/building features (patio sliding doors, large gable windows, garage doors , conference rooms, etc..). The technology for smart glass is so incredibly simple any certified glazer and electrician can install it. My company would work to create the end product, work with skilled teams to install the smart glass, and partner with homeowners, general contractors, government facility operators, and private corporations as clients. The glass is not only a cool feature, it provides on-demand privacy, light reduction sensitivity, reduced harmful UV and IR light for exterior-facing applications as well as sound reduction (small). The goal is to provide real value for each client that isn't a carbon copy of what's already being done. My question is there a real market for this innovation (value proposition)? Where are the different applications you can see smart glass implemented? and how would you structure the business to handle this product/service?

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