Ive noticed that fairly often peoples carports are the entrances they actually use

Its just a little peculiar that a half million or million dollar residence greets its proprietor with greasy concrete plus fluorescent lights Although I recognize a craftspersons garage is a nifty thing

Unlike most architectural thresholds carports do not yet seem to be optimized to create a particular mood; the technology here is to use ePaper to create a big visual messaging area to communicate to the arriving person things they like
-- beanangel, Apr 20 2010

So:

A) Lots of people enter their houses via their garages, which are unaesthetic and unwelcoming.

C) Use ePaper.

I missed "B".
-- MaxwellBuchanan, Apr 20 2010


MB: a tremendously important thing to have noted There is no invention here just advocacy of more aesthetic pleasurable carports

The technology could be a detector that noted an arriving human then sprayed romantic pheremones to facilitate the quality as well as duration of a resident couples relationship

The technology could be like a corridor of coats kind of like The lion The witch & The wardrobe that move gently at the corridor to say to the arriver they have arrived at a fresh pleasant place

anyway its kind of you to reply a previous bunch of things I wrote didn't get replies because I couldn't use .com sites from the convenient library
-- beanangel, Apr 20 2010


What?
-- MaxwellBuchanan, Apr 20 2010


it's ba-a-a-a-a-ck.

If you have the room then yes, that portion of the garage could be made a less spartan (not much unless you're in a consistent temperature region), but why e-paper ? seems easier to just paint some columns'n'stuff in black and white if that's the effect you're after.
-- FlyingToaster, Apr 20 2010


ah a TV for the car.
-- FlyingToaster, Apr 20 2010



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