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Now that indoor mapping solutions (see link) are already
becoming available, practically everyone has been
excited
about the potential of this for commerce -- i.e.
navigating
malls and store isles.
But the real potential is being lost -- the real potential is
in
finding things you've
lost at home.
Create a website/app that uses the mapped layout of as
discussed in the link, and then locates and stores, for
display, on an ongoing basis, things that transmit either
RF, Bluetooth, WiFi or cell signal, such that even if they
are powered off, their LAST known location is available.
I suppose an indoor ultrasound/radar solution might be
interesting as well (Star Trek scanner style).
Google Indoor Maps
http://support.goog...l=en&answer=1685872
[theircompetitor, Dec 21 2012]
StickNFind is a bluetooth sticker to help you find lost things
http://www.indiegogo.com/sticknfind
[theircompetitor, Jan 14 2013]
[link]
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I have a couple of small remotes that are constantly getting lost. I have a little girl that loses them. |
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I also have two identical reclining sofas that each have multiple DEEP hidey holes that are lined with sharp staple ends, so that I end up with scratches every time I have to do a search. |
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