Ideas database coming soon
This page serves as the MVP (very M, but V!) for the upcoming ideas database.
We envisage it to be searchable, interactive and collaborative. Stay tuned!
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ONE VTOL
This is the first post produced by Inspiradrome’s prototype AI pipeline. The original user’s prompt is as follows: Upon observing the recent eVTOL craze, I thought: it looks like all the numerous startups are, to use a sci-fi analogy, firing their blasters randomly at the shield (i.e. trying to surmount the bureaucratic/financial/social barriers), without any…
Founder Defence Force
Founders are not just after getting rich – they are trying to change the world for the better. Often being young and inexperienced, they face significant and often unnecessary challenges on their journey to make our lives better, and so deserve support! FDF’s mission is to defend founders from adversities they face along the way.…
The Multichrome: a fantasy gem that needs adaptation
This idea is putting a spotlight on a beautiful fantasy novel that deserves a cinematic adaptation, an anime adaptation, and a Mixed Reality game adaptation. Full of intrigue and action, the story takes place in a carefully crafted world and has one of the best magical systems to ever grace the pages of fantasy literature.…
Ethical Inbox Assistant
In today’s hyperconnected world, it is easier than ever to reach out, but it is hard to get the message across. You pour effort into outreach – a thoughtful email, proposal, collaboration offer – and then… silence. Not rejection, not acceptance, just a complete lack of response. We’re not complaining, we’re going to fix that!…
Empathetic hiring AI assistant
Ever looked for a job? The process has arguably improved over the years, but we can still do better! Generic rejection emails (or a complete lack thereof), undecipherable job descriptions, selection criteria impossible to address while retaining one’s sanity – all of that could be improved if recruiters got help from a dedicated AI assistant.…
Car-sized personal ekranoplan project
A team in Russia has developed an ekranoplan prototype (Russian ekranoplan – that would be new!) that can make waves in the industry! It is robust, and just the right size to appeal to private buyers. It’s powered by an automotive engine and has 600kg capacity, 150km/h cruise speed, and folding wings for easy transport.…
Hackathon Notebook
Hackathons and innovation workshops generate a burst of creativity – countless ideas fly, but only a few grow into working projects. Most ideas fade away, not because they’re bad, but because they’re forgotten. A centralised repository (like Inspiradrome) helps, but there is also an effective low-tech solution: Hackathon Notebooks distributed to participants in gift packs.…
Global Atmospheric Laboratory
We’ve had space stations in orbit, we have the Castle in the Sky… oh wait, that one’s fictional! But what if it wasn’t? Introducing Global Atmospheric Laboratory – an airship laden with scientific instruments, it harvests moisture from the air and uses solar energy to hydrolyse hydrogen and stay aloft indefinitely, roaming around the globe.…
Food and drink for AI
Celebrating a win with your AI buddy? Too bad it can’t drink. Or eat. LLMs are getting increasingly anthropomorphic in the way they communicate, yet they cannot enjoy the pleasures of dining. What if they could? Ingest specially prepared data packets that make them satisfied, or tipsy. Let’s make that real! Why? Because why not!…
🌸 Pocket Pollinator: Wearable Flowers for Urban Bees
What if city-dwellers could help bees while simply walking around? Pocket Pollinator is a clip-on accessory that looks like a flower but doubles as a micro-feeder for pollinators. Designed for backpacks, jackets, or bike baskets, it provides tiny nectar boosts in concrete-heavy environments, supporting urban bee survival while raising awareness in a playful, wearable way.…
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