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Everyone has had a drink that was the wrong temperature... The thought of that drink hitting your mouth a just the right thermal instant and then... ffwwaaaa... It's all wrong... either too warm or way the heck too cold or even worse not cold enough...
The solution, your very own Thermal Perfection
Indicator... This device would have personal settings for the drinks that you consume and a simple set of indicators... It could easily stick on to the side of the beverage and through its fablous technology determine the exact temperature that you prefer of the particular beverage you are consuming (possibly even a bluetooh interface for preference downloads)...
Should the beverage have a sub-optimal thermal state, flashing lights, sirens, a holographic projection above the can or mug of a skull and cross bones... Or, should the thermal preference be just flat out wrong a small electrical charge would not allow you to even touch the can or mug to experience the horror of the wrong temperature on your pallet...
But, have no fear, with a simple upgrade you could have the Thermal Perfection Indicator carefully warm or cool the beverage to your exact thermal preference...
Like this?
http://www.schmalba...82_502_ENG_PHP.html
The idea is so good that someone beat you to it. Sorry about that. [Ling, Oct 04 2004]
[link]
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That's effectively a thermometre with a line on it. |
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What about adding a non-toxic and
tasteless thermochromic dye to your
drink that turns <insert tasteful colour
here> when it's at the right
temperature? Finding a chemical with
these properties might be a bit of a
chore, but this is the halfbakery right? |
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See link. It looks like a label that says "Drink me now", "Too cold" or "Too hot" is possible.
I did a search on "Thermochromic indicator" |
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The primary idea is that it is "re-useable" along with available fo r you morning coffee cup... Thus the need for bluetooth memory and personal prefs... |
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