Bags of Paint to Throw at Criminals
Jeremy Gutsche — November 8, 2006 — Unique
References: stippy & boingboing.net
Here it is: My favorite find of the day. These orange or pink paint balls are actually anti-crime balls used in Japan by retailers to mark criminals who hold up stores. Apparently, you can find the orange anti-crime balls throughout Japan. The paint is actually thick florescent ink that glows in the dark and stinks. Add all those factors together, and you've got yourself an anti-crime ball.
Implications - Consumers are constantly under different stresses and are beginning to look for easy ways to have fun. Products that feature an entertaining element are appealing to those who want to forget their responsibilities for a moment.
Implications - Consumers are constantly under different stresses and are beginning to look for easy ways to have fun. Products that feature an entertaining element are appealing to those who want to forget their responsibilities for a moment.
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1. Crime-targeting Products - Developing innovative products that are specifically designed to combat crime and improve safety.
2. Entertaining Security Solutions - Creating security solutions that incorporate an entertaining aspect to engage consumers and make safety measures more enjoyable.
3. Glow-in-the-dark Technology - Exploring the use of glow-in-the-dark technology in various industries to enhance visibility and functionality.
Industry Implications
1. Retail Security - Integrating anti-crime ball-like products into store security systems to deter criminals and assist in their identification.
2. Amusement Parks - Incorporating entertaining security measures, such as glow-in-the-dark paint balls, to enhance the overall experience and ensure visitor safety.
3. Outdoor Adventure - Utilizing glow-in-the-dark technology in outdoor gear and equipment to improve visibility and safety during nighttime activities.
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