Want A Brilliant New Business Idea? Here Are Five

1. Airbag For Bike Riders. The "D-Air System" is an aspect of a bespoke motorcyclists jacket that engages in 40 milliseconds when the device senses that the motorcyclist is crashing.

This system appears likely to become mandatory for all motorcyclists to wear given the legal requirement of automobiles to have airbag devices since 1989 in the US. This appears like a remarkable case of a simple-yet-clever approach potentially safeguarding many lives.

2. 3D Optical FX 'Truckvertising'. Sure, promoting products on large vehicles like moving billboards has been around for a long time, making high-impact, jawdropping and engaging imagistic vistas with those promotional spaces has not.

Now this is obviously a cost-effective methodology to publicize your new commercial venture in your town or as a commercial operation in itself. The vehicles also function as free promotion for such a commercial venture.

3. Miss Army Knife - The Women's 'Swiss Army' Knife - Get It? (a.k.a. Miss A Kit) Conceived for ladies, the Miss Army Knife, similar to its famed guys opposite, boasts a range of devices in one utility device however this version is for the fairer sex's convenience. Features on the Miss Army Knife include tweezers, nail file, safety pin and corkscrew.

4. Piezoelectric Night Club. In response to the demand for energy action in all areas of life, one London dance club - "Surya" - utilizes piezoelectricity (what's that?) by pulling roughly 60% of its power generation demands from its when people bump and grind on it. The pioneering entrepreneur involved is 35-year-old property developer Andrew Charalambous who contends that his striking venture is the world's original green dance club. The nightclub's marketing phrase? "All you have to do is dance to save the world".

5. Fair Trade Vending Machines. Fair Trade merchandise are getting visibility in conventional foodstuff retail shops through such items as coffee (around 50% of coffee sales in Tesco in England from all reports) and sugar so the next sensible phase is to gain additional revenue via Fair Trade stuff by way of vending units - specially in socially aware places at first, for instance higher learning facilities and university-type environments.

This neatly gives socially-conscious citizens the physical actual means to do nifty things for poor countries unlike them just possessing the hazy, unrealized desire to offer assistance.

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