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I've applied for a patent for this very idea easily 10 years back but didn't get past my company. I've faced the issue when I travel from my office to home easi
by magesh_magi1 6mo ago
I've applied for a patent for this very idea easily 10 years back but didn't get past my company. I've faced the issue when I travel from my office to home easily 1 hour journey without knowing when it'll rain where.
Good execution. How accurate it'll be within city
- vkatluri 6mo agoNot very accurate if it's short distances. What challenges did you face with the patent application?
- magesh_magi1 6mo agoI've Applied through my company they've rejected within the company itself as we are financial institution and this patent doesn't do much to the company.
- nonameiguess 6mo agoI consulted for an Air Force project that was attempting to add a virtualization layer to ease hardware refreshes for client devices using software that does exactly this (in a data center if they have network, but disconnected if necessary as well). I have to imagine commercial flight planning has needed to know weather along the route as well. It's hard to believe this would have been patentable given all the prior art.
- magesh_magi1 6mo agoThat was naive of me. I was searching this feature over internet in Google maps and other places I couldn't find any so I prepared one and applied through office . This was a practical problem I faced when I drove motor bike within city inget drenched when there is sudden burst of rains on the way
- gloflo 6mo agoWell good, this is such a trivial idea.