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🎄 Holiday Innovation Challenge: Invent the Next Big IoT Gift! 🎁

🎄 Holiday Innovation Challenge: Invent the Next Big IoT Gift! 🎁
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franco wrote:

Wouldn’t mind a Christmas robot that will do the research, buy, wrap and organise the presents, deal with any online shopping and shipping issues and brings it all in under budget and on time. And can go out physically to do it all if necessary.

This is actually pretty awesome. I feel like it could already be a plugin to AI or something. Give it some info on people you want to buy presents for and a budget and it just puts it all into your amazon cart or whatever. I DIG IT


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russell.harris wrote:

Based on recent events with my daughter, I’d like a smart toilet roll holder. It can sense when the toilet roll is getting low and alert the ‘user’ to replace it. It will also monitor stock levels and add more toilet rolls to the shopping list.


I’m fed up with finding an empty toilet roll in the bathroom.

Would be great if IoT could replace the ‘Toilet roll fairy” AKA me!

IT ALREADY EXISTS

 

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NEOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

 


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RobinTalbot wrote:

I’d like a drone capable of hanging christmas lights, climbing a ladder in the cold wet dark is a good way to injure yourself, so i can only decorate the bottom half of my house with a step ladder

Yes I anticipate jobs like this will be done by things like drones in the future. I’m so low effort with Christmas lights that I just get the blow up snowman and Santa's sleigh 


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tmcmullen wrote:

Smart glasses that track your movements and provide you with daily reminders for upcoming meetings, doctor appointments, etc. They would have a built-in smart bot that learns your behavior and gives you suggestions for things you struggle with on a regular basis by giving you smart suggestions to answer the question “what’s for dinner?” or suggest a show to watch based on your likes and past history. The glasses would need to be activated by face recognition on your smart phone to keep them secure, and would need to be reactivated any time they were removed to maintain a level of security. 

I’m sure they’re already cooking something like this, but I want it!


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tasystems wrote:

How about an Automated IoT Wardrobe:
A wardrobe that can suggest outfits based on the weather, your schedule, and recent fashion trends. It could also keep track of when you last wore an outfit or suggest when to wash a piece of clothing.

Or how about an update to what we currently have in a limited form:
IoT-Enabled Smart Mirrors: A mirror that not only shows your reflection but also displays your health stats, weather updates, news headlines, and personalised daily schedule. It could also provide health alerts based on the user’s appearance (like skin health). Linking into your Apple watch or health band, means you see everything as you stand there dreading the start of another work day!

I can already tell it’s just going to remind me of how much I haven’t exercised… “I see that you put the Large in your checkout, should I change it to XL for better fitting?”


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waqastaref wrote:

A Smart Personal Productivity Cube. Which would include adjustable LED lights that change color temperature throughout the day to mimic natural sunlight which helps and promotes focus during work hours while transitioning to warmer tones for relaxation during breaks. 

“I’m not doing any more work the CUBE is purple now”


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simonz wrote:

A small robot to cheer me up every now and then during work and may be make me some coffee without asking 😅 

Work from home and get married 🤠

 

But this is totally coming from smart bots. I want mine to know when I’m hungry and have taco bell already ordered. What you guys think like 10-15 years away?


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Jasper_The_Rasper wrote:

Well the thought of being hacked by a light bulb and getting my bank emptied by my fridge puts me right off using or owning any IOT devices which gives me the idea of having a device which simply plugs in to a power supply, scans for any IOT devices automatically and updates them as and when needed, with of course the option to disable any which are unable to update.

Ooooo. This is a nice take! We are intaking too many silly IoT devices and this is sensible caution. 


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Adrianbattte wrote:

A fall alert app for your smart watch - to alert your loved ones / assisted living monitor if you fall over (for the older generation)

Like a suped up version of this

 


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gru_dyates wrote:

Firstly, consumer IoT needs to be retrofits that work on top of existing manual systems. More easily replaced, upgraded, or removed depending on the occupants need at the time.

That said, I want a device that can go on to my water main line valve into the house, and allow me to turn it on or off remotely or based on a water leak alarm sounding. When traveling a water leak is one of my greater fears. Unless it is an extended trip the water typically stays on for some activities in the house, but it always worries me.

 

Wow these are not cheap

https://www.amazon.com/Moen-900-006-1-Inch-Smart-Shutoff/dp/B08B1B58FK/?th=1


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franco wrote:

Wouldn’t mind a Christmas robot that will do the research, buy, wrap and organise the presents, deal with any online shopping and shipping issues and brings it all in under budget and on time. And can go out physically to do it all if necessary.

This is actually pretty awesome. I feel like it could already be a plugin to AI or something. Give it some info on people you want to buy presents for and a budget and it just puts it all into your amazon cart or whatever. I DIG IT

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Jasper_The_Rasper wrote:

Well the thought of being hacked by a light bulb and getting my bank emptied by my fridge puts me right off using or owning any IOT devices which gives me the idea of having a device which simply plugs in to a power supply, scans for any IOT devices automatically and updates them as and when needed, with of course the option to disable any which are unable to update.

Ooooo. This is a nice take! We are intaking too many silly IoT devices and this is sensible caution. 

 

@franco  & @Jasper_The_Rasper Are the IoT innovation winners! Please DM me your choice of USD/GBP/EUR gift card

 

Good stuff everyone!


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Congrats @Jasper_The_Rasper and @franco 

 


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Congrats to the winners!!


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TylerM wrote:
russell.harris wrote:

Based on recent events with my daughter, I’d like a smart toilet roll holder. It can sense when the toilet roll is getting low and alert the ‘user’ to replace it. It will also monitor stock levels and add more toilet rolls to the shopping list.


I’m fed up with finding an empty toilet roll in the bathroom.

Would be great if IoT could replace the ‘Toilet roll fairy” AKA me!

IT ALREADY EXISTS

 

Media not available

 

 

NEOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

 

Cool. Doesn’t put the empty roll in the recycle or put a new toilet roll on for you though!!


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