yeah I believe the idea has Merritt, but from my perspective, I think the hardware is key to making it easy to use. If all one had to do was what they normally

yeah I believe the idea has Merritt, but from my perspective, I think the hardware is key to making it easy to use. If all one had to do was what they normally do (e.g remove an item, put it back) then you are not adding steps to their normal flow. I am a stickler for usability and if it adds work flow you are going to lose people. The hardware is the problem for me, it take more investment that I can muster, I figure 1-1.5 mil to get to fully functional prototype that you could then solicit real investment dollars. That is a big outlay for what amounts to just an idea right now. With diabetics you may be able to get away with a more complicated work flow because the disease already impedes on their daily life so if it eases it they may see the value in the trade offs.