here is another really really bad idea that I really should patent, not.
I am forever being faxed documents which I then sign and fax back, thus wasting 2 copies (the blank input at the originator end and the signed input at my end)
what we need is a robot arm driven by a robot glove, and a fax protocol between the glove end and the robot end - then the document originator puts said document into the
faxsignator (TM), and I get a "ding" at my end, put my hand in glove, take up a pen, and "sign in the air", driving the bot at the originator end to reproduce my signature accurately on the original piece of paper.
Green and legal...surely?
yes its true, all of it - the internet doesn't really exist, so it must be.
Sunday, February 24, 2008
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1 comment:
I'll get a glove.
Sounds cool - can I use it to wield my sword in games as well?
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