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Alarm clocks are for time, spatial alarms are for space. It could work using GPS aboveground and inertial guidance underground. Some cellular phones already have GPS, so it could also be a program, instead of a separate device.
You put down two points on the screen, and the alarm buzzes once you pass
the line between them. Yeah...I missed my subway stop today.
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Nice idea. It would be more convenient to just
mark your destination, and have the thing buzz
when you get within, say, a mile of it (if you're on
a train), or a few blocks of it (if you're on a bus). |
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Oh, Oh...this thing could be an electronic
equivalent of the proverbial ten-foot pole. You
mark all the places you never want to be, state
the distances you want to keep away from each,
and then you could just wander around in your
normal daze without worrying that you might
accidentally confront something nasty. It would
be situational awareness for the geographically
challenged. |
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I have a better idea, why not add in BOTH ideas?
wouldn't that make it thrice as great? [+] |
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This would be nice to find those potential camping spots you saw on the map, but can see from your canoe in the river. |
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Back around the time this idea was posted, I thought this was baked and interesting, but had no use for it myself. Some years later, as a person who had started riding the bus regularly and was often tired, I realized it might be useful to me, but could find no trace of it as a baked app. :( |
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