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I will start: * Online Grocery shopping with Automated reordering. The service provides a small RFID scanner for the trash can, and all items are tagged with a
by dryicerx 17y ago
I will start:
* Online Grocery shopping with Automated reordering. The service provides a small RFID scanner for the trash can, and all items are tagged with a RFID. Anytime it's thrown away, the items are reordered (such as milk/eggs/drinks). Would work with your local grocery shop.
* A everything recommendations system (such as Amazon's you might also like) except spans all things (not just things to buy, but also places to go visit, people, idealogies, match making, hobbies, cars, music, etc). Data sources would include websites you buy stuff, social networks, your bank information, gps info, phone calls, browsing methods, your private data, your photos, music, everything. (heh, privacy nightmare).
- villiros 17y agoThis for washing clothes would be good. Put a reader in the hamper and track all dirty clothes going into it. Notify me when there is enough similarly coloured stuff there to do a wash, or when I'm running out of clean necessary items. Also, tell me to start washing stuff in advance of long trips away.
- froo 17y agoI was thinking about this a few years ago, you probably wouldn't even need RFID, perhaps some barcode scanning grid around the rim, with beams pointing at different angles so that when something is placed in the trashcan, it can be potentially scanned already.