Personal Drink ID is a drink-analyzing device that Veronica Mars could have benefited from throughout her ongoing investigations when it came to date rapes at college parties. A growing concern for parents and guardians, this drink-analyzing device is no bigger than a stick of gum. It can easily fit into small purses so that girls (and boys) can keep a vigilant eye on their drinks.
Designed in Toronto, Canada, the drink-analyzing device determines the liquids spectroscopic signature, its reaction to an electric current and its temperature. Once taking these three aspects into account, the company's database determine whether it is safe to drink. The drink-analyzing device is currently seeking funding on Indiegogo. Personal Drink ID hopes to raise a goal of $100,000 to put it into production.
Drink-Analyzing Devices
The Personal Drink ID Ensures Cocktails are Safe to Drink
Trend Themes
1. Drink-analyzing Devices - The trend of drink-analyzing devices is disrupting the personal safety industry by providing a portable and convenient way to ensure the safety of drinks.
2. Portable Personal Safety - The trend of portable personal safety solutions is disrupting the market by addressing growing concerns of date rapes at college parties and providing peace of mind for parents and guardians.
3. Spectroscopic Analysis - The trend of spectroscopic analysis technology is disrupting the beverage industry by providing a scientific approach to determining the safety of drinks.
Industry Implications
1. Personal Safety - The personal safety industry can take advantage of the disruptive innovation opportunity offered by drink-analyzing devices to provide enhanced safety solutions.
2. Beverage - The beverage industry can explore the disruptive innovation opportunity of incorporating spectroscopic analysis technology to ensure the quality and safety of their products.
3. Crowdfunding - The crowdfunding industry can tap into the disruptive innovation opportunity presented by the demand for drink-analyzing devices and support initiatives like Personal Drink ID seeking funding on platforms like Indiegogo.