Steve Barr wrote: > Watch these demos: > http://www.is.aist.go.jp/weavy/Demo-e/Demo-tope.html Several are downloading now... > If your ideas blow these away, and are implementable, maybe you've > got something. I don't know about blowing them away in a technical sense, but how about doing things like a couple (indoor/outdoor navigation and user collaboration are on my list, but not quite like those shown and I have an idea for a much simpler implimentation of gesture recognition) of the examples. My ideas are directed more toward low-cost units which would be more simple to learn and hense, more appealing to the masses. What I'm looking for is a company with the resources to look into the patent implications (and licensing of any ideas already patented...) and development, marketting, and distribution. >> I've already send a letter to Xybernaut, but they ignored me. > > > I guess they're happy with their niche. > > More likely they don't want to be sued by you for "stealing" > your ideas if they put out something vaguely like something > you sort of said to them at some point. I really didn't give them any. Just said I have some ideas that I'm convinced would make their product more markettable and offered to sign them away... You see, I *like* Xybernaut. But I don't like the direction they're taking by moving away from wearables. Anf the Xybernaut Corp. has the resources to impliment my ideas... Hell, if anyone here wants to get together to develope open specs like the ones at a wikki I seem to recall, but can't seem to find in my bookmarks. I'm sure someone here has it handy. I can look it up if not. If we can come up with specs that allow for commercial operations to customize, differentiate, and for hobbiests to experiment, I think we'd be golden... but for now I'm more interested in whether there might be a company out there interested in a wearable for the masses. Brian -- --------------------------------------------------------------- |http://www.hirebrian.net | | Simply the Best IT/MIS Manager | | Self-taught, Fast Learner, and Team Player | | Ready to Start TODAY at Your Company. | --------------------------------------------------------------- _______________________________________________ Wear-Hard mailing list
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