I am a member of a soccer club. We have no real goalies there so the field players have to take turns in the goal. I always have the feeling that some people spend more time in the goal then others but I have no real proof. I suggest creating a device similar to a chess clock but with five and more buttons. If you're in the goal, you press your button so as it is easy to track your time there. I am sure that this device would have many other applications!

My idea is to attach some small device to a car antenna. In case you forget where you've parked your car, you press a button on your keychain and this device starts blinking brightly so that you can locate the car quickly and easily.

There are hot, too warm nights in summer when it is difficult to sleep and all you dream about is some coolness. Some people solve this problem using an air conditioner or a fan, other sleep on the balcony, the rest just bear the heat. The solution was found in Japan: Kobayashi Pharmaceutical company suggested a mattress which is a radiator. Its goal is to save the body from overheating and its price is much lower than the price of air conditioners. The mattress of 228 x 177 inches...

Robot controlled by Americas Army 3 Game Software (AA3) that can be deployed anywhere in the world. The master of each robot is a real soldier controlling his robot far away from him while he's inside his office. To avoid ROE, this robot will have identification using MAC address bar coded on top of his head, on his back, on his left and right shoulder and on his right chest. This robot is equipped with assigned weapon (e.g. M16 M4 rifle, 50 Cal, Body armor, GPS, etc...). Here's how:...

Why not create a system that will allow the blind to "see" their surroundings through the use of sound. The system will use sunglasses with built-in micro video cameras, a computer, and a pair of headphones. The cameras will analyze the space in front of them and create a 3D model in which various surfaces will be assigned sounds to be played back through the headphones. Blind users will be able to decipher the sounds and "hear" the space around them, which their brains will turn...

I'm such a forgetful person... I try to write down things and ideas (whatever I am thinking about, and don't want to forget) if they seem to be important. My idea is that it would be really nice to have a water proof notepad so as it is possible to make notes in the shower.

This idea can help blind people to gain partial eyesight. There will be a microchip to be implanted onto a patient's eyeball. The patient will wear special glasses with a camera that transmits images to the microchip and fires an electrode under the retina, stimulating the optic nerve.

My idea is to create sensory equipment enabling people to share hugs across cyberspace. The idea can be implemented with so-called "hug-shirt" and a teddy bear. The teddy bear will be fitted with sensors to detect when it is hugged by a person. The sensation will be transmitted to another person via a special jacket fitted with heated copper wires.

The idea is to develop implantable medical devices powered by blood sugar and oxygen, eliminating the need for batteries and wires. The implantable glucose fuel cells are supposed to work on the basis of noble metal catalysts such as platinum, which is very stable and can be sterilized. Equipping systems with the fuel cells could enable them to be powered by a continuous electrochemical reaction between the glucose and the oxygen from the tissue fluid. Typical pacemaker...

My idea is to create a blanket which can change the temperature whenever we want. Such a blanket will retain the warmth in the winter and keep our body cool in the summer.