Team Saikaro is developing gadgets for board game enthusiasts. Their first planned development is an electronic dice based on nixie tubes with a slick wooden design. They plan to specialize on nixie tube based devices, which would fit as a great retro design element in households and every friends and family board game evening.
Why buy tens of board games when you could have them all in one device? DreamTeam has a dream to combine old-fashioned board games with the technology of today. They plan to make a tablet-like interactive board game where the digital touch screen functions are combined with wooden or plastic board game figures.
Setup and monitoring of household security systems is quite expensive, therefore, owners do not rent them for every shed and small summer house, even if they would want to. Security Messenger has a solution – the team will develop and sell a small electrical device which acts as a security alarm by sending a notification to the user if a door is opened. The device will be affordable and easy to setup.
VisualTrack will offer technical automation upgrades to printing presses in the book manufacturing industry. Their first objective is to implement real object comparison and book cover positioning which could double the production rate of the currently used presses in Latvia.
The team members have years of experience working in the book printing business.
Team Rotato has a goal to develop a mobile phone stand that follows the movement of the user, centering him in the frame smoothly and seamlessly. This product will make self-filming easy and good-looking.
Silvair is developing a specific mouth cover, which will bring comfort to outdoor sports enthusiasts in cold weather conditions.
Kvik will develop a mechanical pulling system which will not require electricity to operate. Kvik’s solution will be affordable and operated by a mechanical spring which can be wound up by the user.
Snowboarders, extreme skiers, skateboarders and similar extreme sports enthuasiasts are often in need of a pulling system in order to get sufficient speed for their tricks and the current solutions are self-assembled from costly parts like an electrical generator and an electrical motor.
Gi&Co plans to combine virtual reality technology with industrial robotics to enable faster and more cost-efficient setup and maintenance of the factories that use robotics nowadays.
eHarv has developed a bicycle USB charger that uses electricity from a dynamo on the bike to charge devices on the go. Their solution offers charging as fast as the wall adapters, outweighing the similar competitors at least two times. They are currently testing the beta version of their device in the B2B market, by partnering with a bicycle rental company.
