Showing all posts tagged "Inventions"
Shark Detection experiment using LIDAR
After discussing my frustration with solving the shark problem for Byron Bay a fellow inventor Ted Bye (his LinkedIn page) suggested I have a look at LIDAR (see wikipedia). Research has begun and it looks promising. After a considerable but failed inve...
Posted on February 11th, 2020
Bush fire blanket project
The bush fire blanket project involves the use of robust but light fire resistant blankets of up to and over 100m square metres for the complete temporary coverage of homes threatened by fire as well as active fire fighting of grass fires and low bush ...
Posted on January 29th, 2020
Haventec
The mission to truly rid the world of passwords .
In April 2014 I first went public about a new technology I’d been working on for some time. That technology is now known today as Haventec.
Since that time literally hundreds of people have been layi...
Posted on January 27th, 2018
The Mission to End Malware: The ICE project
Inventor Ric Richardson is initiating a major project with the mission of bringing an end to Malware. After filing a patent for the technology and consulting with his core group of expert engineers Ric is now approaching reputable third party corrobora...
Posted on January 25th, 2018
Buddy Head Phone System
Ever wanted to share private conversations in busy or noisy situations all the while cutting out the background noise?
This is the design target of Ric’s little project called the Buddy Headphone System. Basically it comprises 2 or more connected head...
Posted on January 12th, 2018
Using sound and vibration to diagnose anything
About two years ago Ric Richardson assisted a local entreprenuer and inventor with his invention of a system to use sensors to monitor and diagnose heavy equipment for operational irregularities. It was a fascinating approach.
Since that time Ric has...
Posted on January 6th, 2018
Connecting Rideshare drivers and their customers
Ridesharing is great when you are the only person in the street and your driver is the only car. But when there are dozens, sometimes hundreds, of people in the street with cars whizzing by, how can rideshare driver and customer connect without and end...
Posted on January 6th, 2018
Convenient Amazon delivery hub-in-a-container
Update 18th Feb 2018: A paper is being compiled and a business plan focussing on a partner or buyer for market entry is being worked on.
Amazon is amazing. And home delivery is sooo convenient… if it worked consistently. If it was really cheap.
But ...
Posted on November 2nd, 2017