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The idea here is simple: Drones were enabled by fast, small, efficient processing. They physics was always known, what happened is that computers became fast enough to process events and respond to them to enable a drone to alter things … Continue reading →

How much does an electric fence cost to install and maintain (in $ and time)? Can you build a system that uses drones to effectively build “virtual” fences that fly up and scare the cattle when they get close.

Fly’s are annoying. Especially in the kitchen. Wouldn’t it be awesome if there we turned these pests into an aerial dogfight between beast and machine?! It would track the fly, and then when the fly lands it would use a … Continue reading →

A pivot of the etsy-like idea would be a commission site. Basically there’s some works up, and someone commissions you to make something. Could be rolled in with the etsy-like site: users can sell individual items or accept a commission.

This is a platform where you basically put yourself on, and then others rate you in certain ways. Others rate you in hearts, daggers, support, envy etc essentially the user can see their social standing at a glance, and can … Continue reading →

A startup which has a platform to trade digital assets online. You sell your platform to game companies, card companies, etc They integtrate it into their products so that they can be traded freely. It’s like the ebay of the … Continue reading →

The problem – electric cars are quiet and are therefore more dangerous to pedestrians. The/A solution – a phone app which buzzes as they get closer. Could potetially use 4G signals emitted from the drivers phone (and detect that it’s … Continue reading →

Soft balls covered in toothbrush bristles that you chew on. Chewing on them gets the bristles in all those hard to reach places. Already done @ fuzzybrush.com

The reverse of ebay. You say what you want, and people bid to you on the best price they can do for it. The idea is that you don’t have the time to go and find the best X, so … Continue reading →

This is Luke Vincents idea: You scan everything as it goes into the fridge. Then you can fire up this app and it’ll tell you what’s going out of date soonest and find a list of recipes which use said … Continue reading →