Tag Archives forGPS

Destination Tablets at Airports

Why?

You are about to fly for a vacation and realized you don’t know enough about your destination.

How?

Sell small cheap tablets at airports that have comprehensive written and video information about destinations, plus a GPS navigation software. You pick up the tablet with your destination or have multiple destinations uploaded to the tablet on the spot in minutes, and when you finish your vacation, you still have a tablet you can use for other things. You can also sell internet access packages to include with the tablet for the destination mobile system.

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November 10, 2016

Don’t Miss the Deals That Are All Around You All The Time

Why?

There is a disconnect between when you usually get exposed to ads and when you actually need them. You might read about a deal at work in you an email. Maybe get it in the post at home. When you need it might be on the way home a week from now, and by then you won’t remember what it was, where you put it or how to use it.

How?

Use the smartphone or smart eyewear. It will show you what ads, deals and coupons you have around you. Point it in a direction and see all of them superimposed on the view (augmented reality). You can also scan the ads with the app and it will alert you when you are around the place advertising.

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August 29, 2016

Alert Me When My Child Is Not Where He’s Supposed to Be

Why?

Have peace of mind. Know when my kids are not where they are supposed to be.

How?

Have an app installed on their smartphone (whether you tell them or not is your decision) that can take your remote commands. When you know they are supposed to be with a friend for a certain amount of time you define the time frame, the location, and radius. If they go out of the radius within the time frame allotted, you’ll get an alert and can see where they are currently. Can also be used to signal you if they are supposed to leave and they are still there 🙂

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August 28, 2016