Omnipresent
Trevor Geene
Paul Seavey
Jasmine Milner
Johnie Wood
Flare Sunglasses
We started out with a product that would revolutionize the web industry by creating a simple engine that rendered websites the same in all browsers that it was viewed in. And the way that we would make money is by offering tutorials that people had to pay to view.
Our second idea was a complete flop; we decide to create a product that was “nothing”. But as you can see we ran into some problems with this idea.
Next, we went to a niche market and suggested the idea of animal shaped coffee cups. Not a bad idea, but we realized that the niche market was so small in this economy that we would make no profit off of it.
Our last idea we came up with before we decided to go the route that we chose was to turn the iPhone into a single glass eye piece that would be operable by a blue tooth motion sensing glove.
Our product is revolutionary in its idea, but it uses existing technology. Our product is a pair of designer sunglasses that uses transition technology to adjust the tint to users preferences. Sunglasses for every person and every place.
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About Me
- jzm productions
- Las Vegas, NV, United States
- I am an audio engineer. It was not a question of choosing this field because the field chose me. I was forced to play the violin when I was twelve years old. The resonant quality of the instrument fascinated me. When I was playing, I felt as if there were infinite pitches that I could achieve. The emotions that I personally felt when playing a piece had an effect on me that translated itself into the music I listened to and composed. It would affect me for the rest of my life, especially after I was forced to stop playing. I realized I felt fulfillment when I listened to, critiqued, composed music, new sounds, artists, producers, engineers, and technology that I admired. Exploring, challenging, and improving my creativity to find out my weaknesses and strengths became my mission. Being among my peers, who shared the same passion only fueled the drive more. There is something soothing and fulfilling about being able to create something that is audibly pleasing. There is something divine about being inspired from the smallest, insignificant to the most complex and chaotic entities and translating that into a waveform for the next person to listen to and say I hear you.
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