EP#77: The IdeaFab Podcast
Jul 21, 2017•1 hr 10 min•Ep. 77
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Episode description
- July Hardware & Electronics Engineering Meetup by MacroFab & Mouser Electronics event is live! Come grab some food, beer, and socializing if you’re in the Houston area.
- Everyone gets Zimas!
- Idea Tank Idea's
- Scooterfy
- Last mile transportation is the hardest problem to solve for mass transit
- Scooterfy is a way to convert electric skateboards to a scooter so it takes less skill to ride
- Casey Neistat makes riding electric skateboards look easy
- What about a scooter cooler but with a brief case? It would be the business trim package
- Patent of the inflatable motorcycle helmet
- Scooterfy
- MEP Idea's
- Stephen wants to be the first actual Space Pirate....Radio Show
- Went as far as testing out solid rocket fuel
- Hardest part is getting a satellite in orbit without anyone knowing
- Sealand: Bates seized it from a group of pirate radio broadcasters in 1967 with the intention of setting up his own station at the site
- Maybe they are interested in becoming space pirate radio operators?
- Space Elevator? What about a Space Escalator!
- Parker has a series of silly ideas
- Urn This: Payment plan to cremate your loved ones - Costs and Arm and a Leg
- everKittens: GMO cats that never grow past being kittens
- Belt Buckle Badges for conferences and DEFCON
- Rapid package delivery using cruise missles
- Uber for cables
- Rapid pizza cooler
- Stephen wants to be the first actual Space Pirate....Radio Show
- R.F.O. (Rapid Fire Opinions)
- Security guard robot ends it all by throwing itself into a watery grave - Arstechnica
- Knightscope K5 security bot shows your job is probably safe from automation. For now.
- Robot can't make arrests, taser a criminal, or wade into a burning building, but it can phone the cops or fire off a loud siren.
- Idea behind it is if you’re shopping center or office complex had five patrolling security guards, you can replace four of them with robots and leave the fifth in a central office that can respond to any issues.
- Google Glass 2.0 Is a Startling Second Act - Wired
- Augmented Reality for industry
- Security guard robot ends it all by throwing itself into a watery grave - Arstechnica
- Kickstarter Court
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